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Kerri-Anne of Brooklyn NY (02/12/08) Well, when I did my own research I found that idiopathic toe walking is not idiopathic at all- it comes from babies being placed in bouncers, bouncing around on the balls of their feet and building up their calf muscles prematurely. My son's problem is that he overuses his calf muscles when walking.(His calf muscles have always been very large and my husband and I would joke that he was going to be a runner someday- we didn't put two and two together). The calf muscle clicks in right away when he takes a step and he ends up walking on the balls of his feet with his calves doing all the work. Basically, he walks like he stood in the exersaucer! As soon as I read about the link to baby jumpers it made perfect sense. My son absolutely adored his Graco exersaucer- it was probably his favorite toy/pastime. I had no idea that they could hinder the way he learned to walk and now we are paying the consequences. No one should ever buy this product. If you have one throw it away. I've read that they can also cause hip problems because you are placing a baby in an upright position and he is using muscles accordingly when the baby is not ready to be in an upright position. 5 Month old babies do not stand so why place them in a standing position? Just do a little bit of research and you will find that jumbers cause all sorts of orthopedic problems. How is the box not labeled???!!! Report Your Experience
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