how much does she weigh? what is length. can we change diaper. can it fit in baby carrier
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She weighs about 5 pounds she's about 19 in long and yes u can change diaper and dress her and she does fit in a carrier .
2024663
I have used it since my baby was born at (7.1 lbs.) She is now 18.1lbs./27.25 inches long and we continue to use it! She loves it!
1432530
The vinyl changing pad portion is 21.5 inches in both directions. One of the things I love about this kit is when your child is two but still in diapers, you can fold the portion that holds the diapers and wipes over and use it as a pillow and still have plenty of room to change your child. That is if you can keep them still and lying down;) My daughter trends tall statistically so this pad has been the best.
955317
You baby will still fit. But if he/she is kicking and moving around a lot it make be hard on the glider. My baby was 16 pounds when I stopped using ours because I didn't want it to get damaged.
842255
1 st time mom here (7 months of using). I have to say it is quite large, however I've used it mainly hanging on back of stroller. When I do carry it on my shoulder, it is a bit heavy...so I switch shoulders often. With all that said, I LOVE this bag. It fits everything and then some!! I'd rather have more than enough stuff with a large diaper bag than not enough!
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I think from birth is fine. Our little guy is now 13 pounds, 22 inches, and fits really well. When he was born he was early at 5 pounds and change; he didn't fit well at that time, but sometime in between everything worked out, probably all depends on length. Even when he was was tiny we put him in once for a short walk and just reclined the back so that there wasn't as much effect of gravity. The next time we tried it after that he was around 8-9 pounds and was fine. Hope that helps some.
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What do you mean by she doesn't fit? How? Too short or what?My newborn daughter fit when she was 8lbs and 21 inches just fine. She is now 20lbs and 29 inches long and still fit great. She loves this seat very comfortable and she falls asleep with in 2 minutes of being put in it :) my s don who is now 3 also has the same one as she does he had it since birth and still fits into his great! It was well worth the money and glad they both like their car seats :)
54746
Yes, I used disposables for the first couple of weeks, because I couldn't figure out how to size the diaper correctly. Then I found a video on YouTube that showed how to do it, and they worked well for my daughter after that. She was about 9 lbs at that point.
982729
I don't have the exact measurements but it's pretty big and heavy. And the bassinet isn't well packaged inside. I would be nervous checking it. Honestly, if you need something to travel with consider purchasing a rock and play sleeper. They much smaller and more portable.
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My 15 month old daughter, who is probably around 20-22 pounds, still fits in it. In fact I think she likes that she is getting bigger and can see around my shoulders now... when I wear her on my back. I am still glad I got the lillebaby carrier. (If we continue to use it, I'll get the stir-ups later for her legs/feet to rest in.)
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The pad is 15"-16" wide x 31" long. Our grandson is just over 20lbs. at six months. He is perfectly fine on the pad. Yes, the it is thin, but your baby is only there long enough for a change. The baby should never, ever be left there unattended, so that said, it is plenty generous for the five or six minutes it takes to change a diaper. If you desire a thicker pad, my suggestion would be to purchase a foam rectangle and use the old pad as a template. You cannot use a typical pad because of the triangle that goes into the corner. Changing the baby from the front instead of the traditional side positioned table is great. For us, it makes up for any short comings the table may have. Good luck! The pad is 15"-16" wide x 31" long. Our grandson is just over 20lbs. at six months. He is perfectly fine on the pad. Yes, the it is thin, but your baby is only there long enough for a change. The baby should never, ever be left there unattended, so that said, it is plenty generous for the five or six minutes it takes to change a diaper. If you desire a thicker pad, my suggestion would be to purchase a foam rectangle and use the old pad as a template. You cannot use a typical pad because of the triangle that goes into the corner. Changing the baby from the front instead of the... » Read More The pad is 15"-16" wide x 31" long. Our grandson is just over 20lbs. at six months. He is perfectly fine on the pad. Yes, the it is thin, but your baby is only there long enough for a change. The baby should never, ever be left there unattended, so that said, it is plenty generous for the five or six minutes it takes to change a diaper. If you desire a thicker pad, my suggestion would be to purchase a foam rectangle and use the old pad as a template. You cannot use a typical pad because of the triangle that goes into the corner. Changing the baby from the front instead of the traditional side positioned table is great. For us, it makes up for any short comings the table may have. Good luck! « Show Less
982094
I am using it for my newborn...now almost 3 mo. I originally used it in the convert able car seat, since we did not have an infant seat. He is nearly 16 lbs now, and it us getting a but snug. Also, I was thinking of altering my original post to add that the top and bottom should be able to be adjustable , since you can take them apart with Velcro. However, if you do try to separate the top from the bottom and extend the length, the harsh part of the Velcro goes against the baby's back.
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I do not know the measurements of the box but airlines are typically great with checking baby items such as stroller, carrier, and portable crib for free as they are considered necessary items. We flew Delta in 7/12 with this travel system and it flew free. I will say they are VERY rough on your stuff. Expect scratches and etc. they will likely require you to open the box and you'll never get it back in at the airport. Ship it to your destination or check at home to see if you think u can get it back in box. I recommend renting a carrier bc they will chuck your stuff around and carseats are not meant to be handled this way. Call your airline. I do not know the measurements of the box but airlines are typically great with checking baby items such as stroller, carrier, and portable crib for free as they are considered necessary items. We flew Delta in 7/12 with this travel system and it flew free. I will say they are VERY rough on your stuff. Expect scratches and etc. they will likely require you to open the box and you'll never get it back in at the airport. Ship it to your destination or check at home to see if you think u can get it back in box. I recommend renting a carrier bc they will chuck your stuff around and carseats are... » Read More I do not know the measurements of the box but airlines are typically great with checking baby items such as stroller, carrier, and portable crib for free as they are considered necessary items. We flew Delta in 7/12 with this travel system and it flew free. I will say they are VERY rough on your stuff. Expect scratches and etc. they will likely require you to open the box and you'll never get it back in at the airport. Ship it to your destination or check at home to see if you think u can get it back in box. I recommend renting a carrier bc they will chuck your stuff around and carseats are not meant to be handled this way. Call your airline. « Show Less
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I don't have an actual baby scale, but I weighed her three times on my bathroom scale. I had to keep repositioning her because she is nearly too long for my scale. But ... She is not a big baby.approx. 18-20" if you straighten her legs. She weighed 4 lbs. to 4.4 lbs. depending on how I positioned her. She is a beautiful doll and has a natural weighted feel to her. Exquisite detailing. She is my favorite baby in the nursery right now. I highly recommend Sophie!
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Lots of different answers..but it all comes down to how big your baby is. Mine measured almost 25 inches and 15 lbs at 2 months (99th percentile, so not common).. and he's just about outgrown it. i do love it though and wished he would have been able to use it longer.
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I really just went based on whether or not my daughter fit in it anymore. She was in her chair from 3 or 4 months old until about 7 months old. She is really big though. She has remained in the 97th-100th percentile since she she was born. So even as big as she is she was still getting at least 4 months of use out of it. I could have had her in it sooner because she was controling her head and neck within a month from birth and trying to sit up at 2 months, but I was slow at figuring out it was time for an infant chair. It really was a great little chair and we got so much use out of it during that time frame she could fit in it. I don't actually know what the weight limit is; I think I looked for it before but did not find one. She just turned one so it was a while ago. I will also add that she has very chunky thighs along with being very tall and in general larger than most her age and she fit in it rather well. I would imagine that the chair would last even longer for infants that follow the normal growth curve. I was not even diabetic and she came out weighing 9lbs, 8oz.
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What the others said. My dd is 13 lbs at 6 months and still fits in it fine, but I have to use it with a lot more supervision now that she can sit up on her own. LOVE this thing. It makes life SO much easier.