Bumbo

BUT – I do find it helps to rotate him through different positions and places – in his exersaucer, in a bouncy chair, in a bumbo, on his tummy, on his back, sitting up … ❋ Unknown (2008)

The bumbo seat has also had to be put out of service since she worked out how to get out of it easily and I caught her doing a headstand. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Here's my lovely little boy sat in the bumbo with his hat on next to his great-granddad and looking like a little gnome! ❋ Tequilamonky (2009)

Will leave you with a pic of my now hefty girl looking very Victorian with a big bumbo skirt! ❋ Tequilamonky (2009)

Yesterday I got out the bumbo chair for you to try out. ❋ Kat (2008)

I think you liked the new perspective of the world sitting up in your bumbo chair gave you. ❋ Kat (2008)

BUT - I do find it helps to rotate him through different positions and places - in his exersaucer, in a bouncy chair, in a bumbo, on his tummy, on his back, sitting up... ❋ Unknown (2008)

I wondered what she was going to say next, that she wanted to chase the bumbo claat bald heads out of town. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Luhya (Marachi): luoba Luhya (Samia): obwoba Luhya (Tachoni): obwaba, bumbo Luo: obuolo, obwolo Maa: osuyai Mbeere: ikunu Meru: makunu Pokot: kelyomough, oota, ooten (plural) ❋ Unknown (1999)

A very large marble is a bumbo and a very small one a peawee. ❋ Claude H. Miller (N/A)

They made no bones about acknowledging that they had formed part of the crew of a buccaneer vessel and had been hired by Vetch for a month's service on shore, which suited them very well, since they had nothing to do, good pay, and were given a liberal allowance of bumbo, which was, I discovered, a concoction of rum and water, sugar and nutmeg. ❋ Herbert Strang (N/A)

"Look 'ee, master, drink your bumbo and say nought," he growled. ❋ Herbert Strang (N/A)

A strapping man-o'-war's-man sat near the door, his jacket thrown open and his great chest bared, and when he perceived me he was in the act of proposing a catch; 'twas "The Great Bell o 'Lincoln," I believe; and he held a brimming cup of bumbo in his hand. ❋ Winston Churchill (1909)

"Thank God they have not got me down to osnabrig and bumbo yet," replies the doctor. ❋ Winston Churchill (1909)