When is bassinet mode can the baby face you ? In the pictures shown on here the baby is facing outwards not the mom.Please help
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Yes, the baby can face you, in bassinet mode. I believe all configurations are shown on combi's actual site. I highly recommend this stroller.
600403
Yes, you may need to play with the stroller a bit when you get it, because it can do so many things. I love it and Capri my daughter loves it too.
600404
Hello I am not the mom either. You can turn it around by taking the bassinet out and face it towards you and than put it back in
247607
I ended up cutting the canopy off...My baby would put her feet up and it got in the way. I do like how open it is. I compared this to the rock n play bassinet and thought the dream on me has more air room with the mesh sides.
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No baby can't face out , but I have modified it by cilping the staps vertically, like a back pack and I wear him on my back, I do prefer wearing him on my back but i wish I would have baught the boba instead.
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They do have an infant insert that you can buy to go with it. I carried my son in it with the insert right from the get-go. The baby only faces inwards to your chest, not out. At that age they don't need to be bombarded by all the stimuli coming at them by facing out. Snuggling in to your chest is the safest and most comforting spot for them to be. It will also ensure they are in a better position for hip development and takes the pressure off their crotch.
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We used ours until our daughter was actively rolling around. At 5 months she would sometimes get 'wedged' or 'cross-ways' in the bassinet while trying to turn on her back in a circle. Typically though if she was tired and ready to be asleep it wasn't an issue. However, once your baby starts rolling, I'd highly recommend discontinuing the bassinet. For that reason, I'd also never use it on an elevated or uneven surface. Our daughter never came close to tipping it, but certainly if left unattended she may be able to get it over. She's now 7 months and 17.5 pounds.
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I was only able to use it inward facing, but when the baby is older they can also go on your back and face forward from that position.
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For the play yard mode, yes. But while in co-sleeper/bassinet form, no. The purpose is partly aesthetics to cover the frame and padding at the top. Its nice though, because from inside, baby may be kept warmer and cozier since the liner extends down, not exposing her so much to light or cool air from the three sides. Its also washable so you can keep things clean
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No forward facing is not good for the baby! You can front carry, side carry and back carry. The side carry is great because the babe can still see everything and its just like holding her except you have both arms free.
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It's pretty straight up and down. I have not used the position with my 7 month old yet. We use the position where he's semi upright or all the way flat. I think the position your talking about is best for an older toddler, around 2 or 3 years old. At least for me, it's too vertical for an infant, but the other positions are great. We love this stroller! Very happy with our purchase and would buy one again in a heartbeat. I wish I knew about this when my oldest was a baby. I had 4 different strollers at one point and wasn't in love with any of them. Good luck and hope I helped with your question.
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I'm not sure, I'd have to look up my stroller instructions, but my baby is 4 months old and weighs about 16-17lbs (I think or more) and he still uses the bassinet. His feet aren't too close to the edge. Even if I lift the bassinet to stroller position now his feet dont get cramned too much at the end. I like this because if it is windy or raining it doesn't get him all wet. The hood of the stroller would be nicer if it was a little bigger or had a middle position. There isn't any shocksystem, but it's a stroller and I'm not jogging or going over bumpy terrain with it. I love the stroller. But I can't see some people not. I'm not sure, I'd have to look up my stroller instructions, but my baby is 4 months old and weighs about 16-17lbs (I think or more) and he still uses the bassinet. His feet aren't too close to the edge. Even if I lift the bassinet to stroller position now his feet dont get cramned too much at the end. I like this because if it is windy or raining it doesn't get him all wet. The hood of the stroller would be nicer if it was a little bigger or had a middle position. There isn't any shocksystem, but it's a stroller and I'm not jogging or going over bumpy terrain with it. I love the stroller.... » Read More I'm not sure, I'd have to look up my stroller instructions, but my baby is 4 months old and weighs about 16-17lbs (I think or more) and he still uses the bassinet. His feet aren't too close to the edge. Even if I lift the bassinet to stroller position now his feet dont get cramned too much at the end. I like this because if it is windy or raining it doesn't get him all wet. The hood of the stroller would be nicer if it was a little bigger or had a middle position. There isn't any shocksystem, but it's a stroller and I'm not jogging or going over bumpy terrain with it. I love the stroller. But I can't see some people not. « Show Less
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Yes it is a free standing bassinet. We have twins and when they were little they always fell asleep in the stroller. Once we got home we were able to take the bassinet off the stroller and let them sleep a bit longer. We'd also have them sleep in them if we were out at a friend's house for dinner. I put a little cushion underneath when they were tiny because the padding is a little thin. We used the bassinets everyday until the girls were about 5-6 months, once they were too tall to fit in them. Really pleased with this product.
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NO!!!!! the Bassinet is oval, it is actually smaller on the inside than normal bassinets ....I would not get it for twins ...the bassinet is Gorgeous but not enough sleeping space for 2 babies
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Hello, yes you can position your baby facing out or facing you. If my little boy is tired I face him in and he falls asleep. If he is awake and wants to look around I face him forward.
1103991
Yes! But the baby is in a reclining position still, you can raise it to an incline but it is never fully upright like a highchair! My daughter never uses the bassinet with it but loves that she can see her baby as she pushes her!
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We have Chicco car seats that click in but our twins have to be facing the opposite direction in order to hear the safety "click"! We had them facing the same way once to take a cute photo but essentially one baby's car seat was just resting on the stroller! It was fine for the photo but not very safe if we kept it that way for our walk. We have been out driving and have seen a fellow Joovy Stroller owner out pushing her twins with them facing the same way but we are not sure how it worked unless one baby wasn't clicked in! Overall we absolutely love this stroller...so easy to pack up in the car and super easy to push both our boys around.
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Yes, baby can also be faced foward. Fold the top flap down so the 'Bjorn' label faces outwards and the two top clips fold back on themselves. Hope that makes sense and helps.
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I agree, I havent placed baby outward facing on the mei tai and I dont think it would work either.... I usually carry baby on my back.....