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Infant Seats & Loungers

Plunk baby here when you need your arms free and they need to stay put.

Frequently Asked Questions


What are the benefits of using an infant seat?

Babies love to sit up and observe the world around them. But until they’re sitting up independently (which usually happens around six or seven months old), they’re going to need a little help—and that’s where a baby floor seat comes in. Many feature fun add-ons like toys and sounds, and most are lightweight and portable enough to easily move around your home or even take along on a trip.

Are infant seats safe to use?

The best baby floor seats provide the support and assistance your baby needs for sitting up before they’re ready to do it on their own. When used properly, floor seats are a safe spot to put baby after they’re tired of whatever other form of baby entertainment you’ve got up your sleeve, like a play gym or swing, but before they’re ready to fully sit up in something like a high chair. Remember to use floor seats on the ground only—and with supervision, use floor seats sparingly and for short periods of time, and follow manufacturer’s guidelines.

Can I use an infant seat for feeding my baby?

Some infant seats have features that make them suitable for feeding, such as a reclining position or the ability to attach a feeding tray. However, it’s important to ensure proper support and supervision while feeding your baby in an infant seat. Interested in other options for feeding your baby on-the-go? Check out our portable high chair shopping guide.

Do I need a floor seat and a swing for my baby?

Some parents swear by a bouncer, rocker or swing as a way to help soothe baby during those first months. If you’re trying to decide if you want to add one to your registry—or which one to add—this baby swing buying guide can help.