I need an extra small depend for my wife. She weighs 105 pounds and is very thin. I would prefer a pull-up style. Also, is there a children's size?
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We bought ours for a child but a person of that size woudl be able to use it. My hopes are my daughter will keep hers for a long time.
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My daughter is 10 and about the same lbs. I bought the small ones. They fit good.
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I have a size small. Here is what is on the box: "Use only with children whose weight is between 30 and 60 lbs. whose height is between 34 and 52 in. and at least 3 years of age."
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It might be a good choice for those who are not seriously over weight. It is very hard to pull it up. I don't recommend it to anyone with a huge flappy belly, like mine. I stopped using mine after 2 days. It was waste of my money. :(
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I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on choosing a size for your height and weight needs; you could ask a Pro shop or just search on-line for tips. I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on... » Read More I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on choosing a size for your height and weight needs; you could ask a Pro shop or just search on-line for tips. « Show Less
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I do not rember there being one. I just looked at the user comments. They said the supports ran small so i assumed that a small size would be appropriate for my 90 lb wife. It turned out that i had guessed right.
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Hello Jennifer; She is not small. My wife is really happy with hers. Regards. Juliano
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My daughter is 53 pounds. This is perfect for her. Anything more than 70, I don't think it would work well. Some older and larger kids have tried it but it was too small and didn't give them the same spring as for a smaller kid.
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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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Hello Brian, we do not have a smaller size in this style of diaper than the small/medium for the Adjustable(Refastenable) Protective Underwear. If she would be willing to try a Pull On Style or a Tab Style option, we do over extra small in those versions. Please call us at 800-563-0161 for additional information. Thank you!
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Unless you are a regular weight lifter I wouldn't recommend it, and I am pretty sure he exceeds the weight limit, anyhow. I was no longer comfortable carrying my son for any length of time in a front carry after he was 15lbs; he's about 25 lbs and this *may* help a bit with a hip carry still. You should look for a toddler soft structured carrier (I think most are rated up to 40 lbs), or I think a Storchenwiege wrap could work. Either way, you'll have to shell out around $150-180 new for a carrier that will work for you. The structured carriers are very nice for back carries if you need to carry him for a longer period of time. Unless you are a regular weight lifter I wouldn't recommend it, and I am pretty sure he exceeds the weight limit, anyhow. I was no longer comfortable carrying my son for any length of time in a front carry after he was 15lbs; he's about 25 lbs and this *may* help a bit with a hip carry still. You should look for a toddler soft structured carrier (I think most are rated up to 40 lbs), or I think a Storchenwiege wrap could work. Either way, you'll have to shell out around $150-180 new for a carrier that will work for you. The structured carriers are very nice for back carries if you need to... » Read More Unless you are a regular weight lifter I wouldn't recommend it, and I am pretty sure he exceeds the weight limit, anyhow. I was no longer comfortable carrying my son for any length of time in a front carry after he was 15lbs; he's about 25 lbs and this *may* help a bit with a hip carry still. You should look for a toddler soft structured carrier (I think most are rated up to 40 lbs), or I think a Storchenwiege wrap could work. Either way, you'll have to shell out around $150-180 new for a carrier that will work for you. The structured carriers are very nice for back carries if you need to carry him for a longer period of time. « Show Less
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My wife likes it but she is small. If you are average size or above it will be either too small or too fragile.
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A child should always be supervised with such exercise equipment. Have a responsible adult assist the child throughout the movements as needed, and to lower them to the floor when they get tired. Stay close to catch them in case. My 7 year old enjoys using the pull up bar, but can't get up or down without assistance. It helps build up his strength for rock climbing.
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Good question. My husband is 270 lbs and it fits him. My daughter is 5'2" and weights 105lbs and it fits her, too. She was surprised when she adjusted the straps and fit her like a glove. That's when she asked for one just for her. She got it, no problem.
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I'd say yes. Our baby is more than 22 lbs and still rides comfortably in the Ergo (don't recall how long he is) - you may find that as your daughter gets heavier, *you* are more comfortable with her on your back instead of in front (and the side-carry option is nice to switch things out, though I never do that for long periods of time). We still use the Ergo in all three holds with our little guy. :)
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I would probably stick with the x-small, she is not that big. If her wrists were big for her size, then maybe consider small. There is such a large weight range in the small size (most kids ave 10lbs a year) Colleen