Has anyone had experience with this product vs. 7 a.m. Enfant's 212 Evolution bunting?
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Do you mean the one that can go over a car seat, infant carrier and stroller? If so- yes I have both
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I have the snugride 32 and it has worked great.... though now with my 16 pound baby, it barely swings because it is so heavy :)
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I've been running it 24/7 for the past 6 months. No difference in air or dust. Maybe does a slight bit for smells. So disappointed, I wanted this to work as much as anyone. I bought a competitor (hint: bugs bunny) and put it into my side bedroom where I have a kitten/litterbox. That is a product that I can tell the difference.
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Hey. So how did this go? I'd like to try this as well. Figure it would take dust etc out on the air even with the be best on. Any insight would be appreciate! Thx.
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For me it lasts all day...I leave it on. At night before I go to bed, I refill it. I don't run it at its highest fan speed....that may make a difference. I've really found this to be relatively carefree. Let me know if you need anymore info!
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I haven't done a complete analysis other than the reason I chose the Ergo 360 over the Bjorn, was that the ergo keeps my daughter's bottom cradled in a natural frog position in her hips & thighs and doesn't cause the hip & thigh dangle that the Bjorn does. I was also told for boys in a Bjorn it would be the equivalent of straddling an arm of a couch for a long period of time with gravity & walking I can't see how that would be comfortable.
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I am not to sure I have the one pictured and the thing I love the most about this clock is the timer. We set it for 10 minutes and I lay with the kids and rub their backs until the timer goes off , which is a very pretty sound. The kids don't fight with me they know it's time for mommy to leave the room. We also set it for 730 am and they know when the "Choo Choo" train goes off its time to get up. My 5 yr old uses the day and night as a way to tell the time as my 7 yr old uses the actual clock to tell the time. So this clock really works for my age groups. I hope this helps.
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i bought two honeywell tower fans as it had the thermostat and other features, but i just realized that the air from the lasso fan is cooler so i am buying another Lasko wind curve for better air quality ( plus it seems that the the lasso fan is more powerful... i can feel the air from the lasso while it was placed farther than the honeywell.. yes i did this test ;0) )
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I bought DHP 8-Inch Independently-Encased Coil Premium Futon Mattress, Full Size on September of 2011. I love it. I have it on a wooden futon frame and have had no problems. If your frame is built for futons, you shouldn't have any problem. :D
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Can't say as I only ever had the one. I imagine the newer vibrating version just has that added feature to enchance it and whether or not that is useful depends on the baby - I had a vibrating bassinet and a vibrating bouncer but my infant didn't like either one - loved the angle of the rock n' play and didn't matter to him that it didn't vibrate. Aside from the portability and upright angle what I liked most about the snuggabunny version was the plush fabric - very snuggly.
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Not very much cooler. It is somewhat cooler, but even mesh was sweaty for me when it was real feel temp of 110 in the Florida Summer. It may keep baby a little cooler because they are the ones who benefit from the mesh. Baby is heating you up regardless, but they will get more of a breeze out of the mesh than the organic cotton. Is it worth it? Its not a huge difference so go with what you like better. Its not like baby and I were sweat free in the mesh when it was that hot. The organic lillebaby is incredibly soft and I do recommend checking that out if you pass on this one.
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I did not time the time for inflation. However I did notice that the inflation speed of the newer Aerobed was a little bit slower than the first model. I believe because this newer version does not have that clunky external motor that the internal motor may not be as powerful. With that said, I did not find the time it took to inflate this mattress to be unacceptable. I plugged it in, turned the knob - no more holding a button, and waited a minute perhaps.
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Its like the Energizer Bunny...it keeps on tryin' It sputters and and makes a kinda strange sound..ours has been waterless for a few hours at a time without any harm to it..It is hard to centralize, but otherwise, we think its a funny little addition to our yard..and the birds seem to like it..
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I had both with my first child, and decided to get rid of the cosleeper the second time around. I liked the look better, but it was MUCH LESS useful. My first child used the pack n play until he was 2 years old when he moved onto a floor futon. This time around I'm also going to use the Phil and Teds travel bed. It only weighs 6 lbs (vs. 30) and it has a zipper on one side so the child can get in out of bed unassisted.
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My daughter is 2yr 7mts and just started Pre-K. I find the repellent works well for half a day hours but re-application from sun exposure is required after about 80 mins, so I have them re-apply it if they are taking her outside to play. I have to be honest, the California Baby Citronella spray pump has worked just as well just as repellent for us.
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I have had a fantastic experience with our co-sleeper. The only real difference between this and a pack n play is that it's almost the same level of your mattress, and attached, so lifting baby in and out in the middle of the night was so easy. It was a lot easier keeping my boy asleep when I didn't have to sit up and lift him over the edge of a pack n play. It's not essential, either one would work, but I found it very helpful for us. Granted, he still ends up snuggled between us half the time - but it's nice to have a spot to stick him when I want a little room to stretch. My boy's almost a year old, and on the larger end of the scale, and he's still using ours. It's snug though! I have had a fantastic experience with our co-sleeper. The only real difference between this and a pack n play is that it's almost the same level of your mattress, and attached, so lifting baby in and out in the middle of the night was so easy. It was a lot easier keeping my boy asleep when I didn't have to sit up and lift him over the edge of a pack n play. It's not essential, either one would work, but I found it very helpful for us. Granted, he still ends up snuggled between us half the time - but it's nice to have a spot to stick him when I want a little room to stretch. My boy's almost... » Read More I have had a fantastic experience with our co-sleeper. The only real difference between this and a pack n play is that it's almost the same level of your mattress, and attached, so lifting baby in and out in the middle of the night was so easy. It was a lot easier keeping my boy asleep when I didn't have to sit up and lift him over the edge of a pack n play. It's not essential, either one would work, but I found it very helpful for us. Granted, he still ends up snuggled between us half the time - but it's nice to have a spot to stick him when I want a little room to stretch. My boy's almost a year old, and on the larger end of the scale, and he's still using ours. It's snug though! « Show Less
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We've had this mattress for 2.5 years (1 year on infant side and 1.5 on toddler side) and haven't really noticed much of any sag. Just like any mattress, whether it's for a child or an adult, rotating (not flipping) it every once in a while is probably a good idea though. Honestly, If you're on the fence, aiso check out the Lullaby Earth Super Lightweight Crib Mattress 2-stage. It's made by the same company, except I believe that the Naturepedic line offers organic materials whereas Lullaby Earth does not. The Lullaby Earth is a very good option if you want a mattress that's free from chemicals (and you don't mind that it's not organic). We've had this mattress for 2.5 years (1 year on infant side and 1.5 on toddler side) and haven't really noticed much of any sag. Just like any mattress, whether it's for a child or an adult, rotating (not flipping) it every once in a while is probably a good idea though. Honestly, If you're on the fence, aiso check out the Lullaby Earth Super Lightweight Crib Mattress 2-stage. It's made by the same company, except I believe that the Naturepedic line offers organic materials whereas Lullaby Earth does not. The Lullaby Earth is a very good option if you want a mattress that's... » Read More We've had this mattress for 2.5 years (1 year on infant side and 1.5 on toddler side) and haven't really noticed much of any sag. Just like any mattress, whether it's for a child or an adult, rotating (not flipping) it every once in a while is probably a good idea though. Honestly, If you're on the fence, aiso check out the Lullaby Earth Super Lightweight Crib Mattress 2-stage. It's made by the same company, except I believe that the Naturepedic line offers organic materials whereas Lullaby Earth does not. The Lullaby Earth is a very good option if you want a mattress that's free from chemicals (and you don't mind that it's not organic). « Show Less