We have 10month old active twins! Would this be suitable?
654057
We have a 7month old and his 2 sister like to get in the baby cave. As we call it and play with him. He is able to stand and walk around in it with no problems. Door latches well on out side. He also enjoys playing with activity center
654058
It is and for two the extensions will be more room. I like mine the only problem I have with this play yard is when my 9 month old started pulling up on the sides sometimes she would slip and her arm would get stuck in between the slats. She never really got hurt but, but I was worried she was going to twist it the wrong way.
2032196
it would be perfect for them. my brother had triplets so that's where i got the idea from... good luck.
749589
Great! I love ours! I have a 2.5 year old and a 3 month old and its perfect!
1680234
We only used this for our son, he was 1 at the time. I "think" you could fit twins in there, but not above the age of 2, its not that big. He probably weighed 20lbs.
1096126
We have 24-month old twins and they fit very well when adjusted to the smallest size. There is plenty of room for growth.
263264
We have used our with 3 babies, all the way up to 9 months, with no problems. You should contact Fisher Price.
732610
I don't think it would be good for a 10 month old. It is a slightly lower booster than others, so your baby wouldn't be able to reach the table. Also, even buckled it a baby that age could topple out. I have my 2.5 yr old in this booster (and love it) but I have my 14 month old in a taller booster with a tray. I feel like the tray is an extra safety measure for him.
188652
If you are co-sleeping it should be fine. But if you want it to actually contain the little one, I would recommend a pack 'n play instead, as mine at 11 months could easily climb out.
18941
it is suitable for twins, however you would not be able to use it as a cosleeper after a couple of months because of the weight limit, it is also narrow my L.O is 31/2 months and weights 14lbs she's tall 25 inches and I prob wont be able to use soon since her arm span is longer than the width and she is almost touching head to foot length wise. I would recommend it tho, I had a hard delivery and not having to climb OOB every hr for feedings diapering etc really helped me plus amazon gives the best price. check this out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzGpJuSYRG0
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My youngest was 12 months. He was over 20 lbs and had been walking (more like running!) for a while. He did great but within a few weeks was able to get out on his own WHILE I was biking (he is a Houdini). Scary! I would say that, as long as your baby sits up very well on their own and isn't a squirmer, they should be fine.
1654350
I could only use up to 5 months as a cosleeper. Then my baby could climb out but I'm still using it at 10 months dropped down as a pack n play.
1172140
You should be able to put him in the jumperoo when they are able to support their head. My son could sit in a bumbo pretty well when I start using it so around 4 months. He couldn't jump at the beginning but enjoyed the toys. He started jumping around 5-6 months. He is 9.5 months, and we will use it on a daily basis. I would imagine he would enjoy it even after he walks. He really enjoys jumping.
1266087
Yes absolutely! Both of my children 26mos and 4 months have had them since birth.
722823
My twins (17 months) love this music set, but I haven't let them play with the xylophone yet. I don't really see how they could get cut with it though. I think you just need to use your judgement about what's age appropriate. The xylophone is a nicer one and I think they'll really enjoy it when they're around 2. For now, a cheaper/more baby friendly one that we purchased is good enough.
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I think it would be much too small for your twins. Our two-year-old grandson likes to play in the one we got for him to sleep in when he outgrew the "pack and play," but he won't stay in it to sleep. I think he feels too confined.
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I would say yes, but it may be rock hard. If you don't think they will mind then I say go for it. We took our daughter flying at 8 months and all she wanted to do was talk to everyone and walk. Hope you get yours to sleep! Worst that happens is they don't sleep well on it and you know not to inflate it for the flight home.
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I bought this for my granddaughter's 3rd birthday. I think it would depend upon your twins maturity level. I think they would enjoy it.