At what age did you put your baby in a walker (if they used one, not for the moms against walkers lol sorry)

A little more context: I ask bc this little guy lets me get little to nothing done because he wants to be held or climbing all over me. I have a toddler who needs a lot of attention as well and just need something that’s gonna keep him entertained and busy while I tend to his big sissy.

I’m against them ish. I don’t think they should be I’m them all day. So I would do an hour max at a time since it’s not great for their hips. We had with my first one do those door jolly jumpers. They were great. We didn’t use it with our second because we didn’t have a doorway to use it with it. But I’d do that for 30 min max. For a walker if just make sure that they can walk fully on their feet and not just toes. But I’d start putting them in there when they can basically sit up on their own. So idk 5 plus months depending on the child

I put my girl in it around 7 or 8 months. You don't really want to do it before 6 months because it really can cause hip dysplasia and other issues. My daughter refused to walk in it though 😂 She liked to play with the toys on it but hated actually using it as a walker. I got the Jeep one, I think it's too heavy for her to move it, so avoid buying that one. She was able to move around better in the basic Walmart one my dad got her for his house though.

My son was told he was able to eat solids around 4 months old and at first we just put him in there to feed him then. After he started crawling we would put him in there but it didn't lead to him walking the only way he would walk is if we held his hands and helped him walk that way