Can a 2 month baby use this float? now 12lb12.3oz
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I would also put floaties on baby and make sure not to leave halone for not even a second always have eye contact. I also recommend checking out the ymca or ywca the have baby swim class.
1372506
No.. Yet if it helps my sister in laws baby was 7lbs 12 oz and she has a lot of room in it.
1242647
It would float on water no problem but with a child inside it would probably tip over, unless someone was tightly holding onto it preventing it from tipping
389588
My son is 14 months old and I'm still using it. I figure the way he's growing, I'll probably can use it 3 or 4 more months. My son is 24 pounds and 2 feet 5. He's big ;)
1019489
I used this float from age 12mo until baby could swim (about 3yrs). Leg holes were tight by then too
2088599
The description precise it can accommodate a child up to 20lbs. My daughter is 12lbs and 2 months old and she has plenty of room. According to my size chart a child reach 20lbs around 6 to 8 months old. After you can transfer the baby to the stroller.
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My daughter was 20 months when we used it last and was around 25 pounds. Weight wise she was OK but at her age I would not say it was any good. It is almost arms length for the child to reach over the sides to reach the water causing it to almost flip. We always grabbed it before it flipped but I'm sure it would have.
2204936
Not sure my babies are 5 lbs and 12 lbs. the stroller is lots of fun for them the heaviest one is on bottom. They both have plenty of room. Mine seems to be strong. Hope this helps we love ours
1258790
Hi my toddler is 20 months and about half the weight you are inquiring about however he is very active (since he was 5 months) and the playard has held up well. If you need a more accurate update in a couple months when he is heavier ask again and we will see how it is holding up.
2010963
I would NOT recommend them for an 8-12 month baby. Was not comfortable keeping most pieces for my 2 year old, so we tossed about half the set.
1599937
I liked this seat but I did not use it while bathing my oldest. I can tell you that this seat can float up if the water is too high etc. in my opinion, I don't know if it would be stable enough for me to do both at once.
1019491
I would imagine there is a weight limit. My daughter is about 25 and almost 2 and it seems like it is starting to get a little small for her. We haven't gotten to try it in a pool or lake this summer yet.
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I have used it since since my daughter was born and she is 16 month right now and my husband still uses it sometimes when he goes out with her. On the manual it says you can use it up to 25pounds she is almost 30 pounds still uses it. It really depends on baby weight while she is growing. And to make your money worth you can use up to when you feel it can hold her any longer. plus after she is done you can pass it down to another baby.
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It may depend on the baby's weight. My daughter is 19lbs and 10 months old and she is just now able to use it,. It does not offer much support, but I bet you could put a blanket or something in there to support it.
1232569
My daughter was 8 months old and sitting up when we used this. If your child cannot sit up on their own I might be concerned as this float does not have straps to hold the child in position. I hope that helps!
1987217
I bought this floatie for my 2 and a half year old , he is about 28-29 lb I felt it was a little bit large for him
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You can continue to use this until your baby can sit up on their own without support. My son is 9 months (wearing size 12 months clothes) and still needs a little help when sitting on his own. I still use this bath support but watch him closely if he tries to roll over. This bath support is my most favorite purchase!