Will the use of baby lounger be restricted by age or weight?

Different baby loungers may have different designs to accommodate babies of different ages and weights.
In terms of age, it is generally more appropriate for babies to use a baby lounger when they are able to sit upright after 6 months. This is because using a baby lounger too early may make the baby dependent, unwilling to move, and the baby's spine is not fully developed from 1 to 6 months old, making it unsuitable for lying down. However, there are also some rocking chair designs where babies can lie inside and use them from birth. But as the baby grows up, the lounge chair can be adjusted and the baby can sit inside. Therefore, the specific age of use still needs to be determined based on the type of recliner and the individual situation of the baby.
As for weight, some baby recliners will indicate the applicable weight range, for example, baby seats are suitable for infants weighing less than 9 kilograms, and toddler seats are suitable for children weighing 9-18 kilograms. This is mainly to ensure that the load-bearing and safety performance of the lounge chair matches the baby's weight.
In summary, the use of baby loungers may be limited by age and weight, depending on the type of lounge chair and the individual situation of the baby. Before use, it is recommended to carefully read the product instructions and relevant safety instructions to ensure the safety and comfort of the baby. At the same time, it is recommended to regularly check the integrity of the lounge chair. If there is any damage or looseness, it should be repaired or replaced in a timely manner.