Jolly Jumper Bumper Bonnet Toddler Head Cushion

by Jolly Jumper

• Designed to cushion everyday bumps & bruises while your toddler learns to walk
• One size fits all
• Lightweight & breathable
• Machine Washable
• Fits Toddlers to 36 months

Product Description

Learning to crawl? Starting to walk? When baby is accident prone, the Bumper Bonnet prevents bumps, bruises, and tears. The soft, thickly-padded head covering acts as a protective cushion, shielding that delicate little head. Lightweight, with an adjustable chinstrap. Machine wash. One size fits babies 6-36 months. Imported. Colors may vary

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

11 of 13 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars baby your baby's head August 15, 2011

By Lee J.

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When my 7 month old started pull up on things i looked into items to keep those first few months of discovering and learning a bit more cushioned. I original leaned to foam mats but decided against it. Since our main room is multipurpose there wasn't much space to devote to an interesting play area. Baby would get bored and want to roam. So I decided on the bumper bonnet which can go everywhere with him. The design is simple enough that you could sew one yourself. Yes. He would try to ripe the the sucker off in the beginning and still does on occasion but usually doesn't as long as he is happily playing with something. His head is in the lower percentile so I had to sew one of arches together otherwise it would be too big. I figure I can take out the stitches as he grows. The bonnet has saved him when he gets himself under tables and then stands up: totally softens the "blow". My husband(and his friends with kids) thinks it is too ridicules and unnecessary so my son only wears it part of the time. he does just fine without it and survives the "blows" although I have to hear his poor cries. But for $15 why shouldn't i baby my baby a bit longer.

8 of 9 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Headgear Gives Us Freedom October 31, 2012

By stmcph

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Because our home has composite tile floors on which our toddler knocked his head a number of times to our great distress, we decided to purchase two (2) different-style head protectors (in case one didn't work well, odds were that the other would likely suffice).

The soft cloth helmet, which I am now rating, cost approximately $15 USD (if my recollection serves me), while the other cost approximately $52 USD.

Although the less expensive unit looks amusingly like a diaper on our son's head -- compared to the other, more expensive and stylish "motorcyle officer" type helmet -- through many hours in action and countless knocks minimized, we conclude that both helmets serve their purpose equally well.

Beside price, the only effective difference we note is that the less expensive model offers better ventilation / cooling properties than does the more expensive one. This is important to us to preclude overheating of our little man's yet immature cooling system.

We very much like both models, however for both price and functionality, we find that the less expensive unit offers the superior value.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Best Baby Purchase Yet! February 25, 2012

By Pen2lope

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My 18 month old son has hemophilia and this soft helmet has been wonderful in keeping his head safe from bruises. Yesterday, he tumbled in front of the dresser and his head hit one of the glass knobs, if his helmet wasn't on he would have had a nasty bruise and possible hospital visit. I wish we would have had this for my daughter when she was his age. Oh and he loves to wear it! He wears it all day, except when sleeping and eating.