What is the recommended age for this carrier? By this I mean is there a way to securely fit a 2 month old in this ? (Willing to buy accessory)
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Unless the child can sit up on their own and wear a helmet it is not recommended that they be in any bike carrier of this sort or any bike carrier for that matter.
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Not if you plan to use it as a bike trailer. The AAP recommends that no children under the age of 12 months travel in a bike trailer.
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Did you end up purchasing this stroller or a different one? I am in the same predicament and haven't decided. Concerned that my two kids, 2 years and 5 months, both 100th percentile, will outgrow quickly. Thanks for any feedback.
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Depends on how your toddler is. I started using it with my son at 23 months. The decision didn't have to do with age or weight, it was just his age when we first purchased him his own seat. I wouldn't hesitate to use it for my daughter who is currently 20 months. I don't know her weight, but it's about the same as your child. I find this much easier to use than lugging a car seat through the airport. It's guaranteed to fit in the plane seat, which isn't always true for regular car seats. One warning, you have to distract the child from the plane belt buckle. At first, they want to keep undoing the seatbelt. My son got over it rather quickly (or I flipped the buckle so he couldn't lift the flap). Depends on how your toddler is. I started using it with my son at 23 months. The decision didn't have to do with age or weight, it was just his age when we first purchased him his own seat. I wouldn't hesitate to use it for my daughter who is currently 20 months. I don't know her weight, but it's about the same as your child. I find this much easier to use than lugging a car seat through the airport. It's guaranteed to fit in the plane seat, which isn't always true for regular car seats. One warning, you have to distract the child from the plane belt buckle. At first, they want to keep... » Read More Depends on how your toddler is. I started using it with my son at 23 months. The decision didn't have to do with age or weight, it was just his age when we first purchased him his own seat. I wouldn't hesitate to use it for my daughter who is currently 20 months. I don't know her weight, but it's about the same as your child. I find this much easier to use than lugging a car seat through the airport. It's guaranteed to fit in the plane seat, which isn't always true for regular car seats. One warning, you have to distract the child from the plane belt buckle. At first, they want to keep undoing the seatbelt. My son got over it rather quickly (or I flipped the buckle so he couldn't lift the flap). « Show Less
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I have the stroller and love it. It works with any infant carrier. As it is just a strap that goes across the top of the carrier. I have not used it a whole bunch due to not going very many places that I need it. But when I have used it, it is easy to maneuver and fold. The only down falls: it is pretty heavy and the front seat isn't very big. My two year old is big and I am not sure he would be able to nap in it if necessary. I hope this helps.
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There are weight guide lines for this. My children have been very small but were in this shortly after we came home. The concern with any off the carrier are the head support and the child being positioned so they can breathe. I used mine with in the frost few weeks home. Tried to used another one I bought that has an insert for the infant but hated it. Still using this one at a yr. the best thing is that u can see the child and can put it on yourself then put in baby. Others I couldn't.
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My daughter started wearing hers at about 7 months & continued with it till 2 and she wore it all the time, even when sleeping. Never had a single problem with her grabbing it or falling off.
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My two year old still wears his and so does my two month old. As they lose their neck pudge it'll become looser. It'll fit probably up through various toddler ages.
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I don't know that baby ? This is to Big for our two year old. I'd look around , you can find nicer ones for the price. Our daughter doesn't play with this cause it's to big .
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As long as she can sit up on her own, hold on to the handles as needed she should be fine. My daughter and I started about age 2.5 and I felt she was secure. Good luck!
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This carrier has a head support for an infant baby and it should always be held with the face on your chest . We used it for my baby girl when she was 1 month and it is adjustable, to fit her later to now she is 8 months I put her the other way around and she loves looking around :)
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My daughter was probably 9 or 10 months old when we first put her in it. That's worked fine just for walking. I used the running attachment and my husband used the biking attachment within a month or two after that with her. My 5 year old still fits in it just fine.
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My son is 2 months old and successfully nurses while in our Ergo. The shoulder straps loosen quite a bit so that your baby can sit lower in order to reach the breast. You can buy sling type carriers that put the baby in a more natural position for nursing but I always found that I still had to hold baby up to the breast because I couldn't get the carrier to adjust perfectly. In the Ergo my son can nurse completely hands free. I have heard that the Moby wraps are good for nursing in but I've never had one. I love my Ergo. It's by far the most comfortable carrier I have ever owned and it can hold up to 35 lbs so we will get a few years out it. My son is 2 months old and successfully nurses while in our Ergo. The shoulder straps loosen quite a bit so that your baby can sit lower in order to reach the breast. You can buy sling type carriers that put the baby in a more natural position for nursing but I always found that I still had to hold baby up to the breast because I couldn't get the carrier to adjust perfectly. In the Ergo my son can nurse completely hands free. I have heard that the Moby wraps are good for nursing in but I've never had one. I love my Ergo. It's by far the most comfortable carrier I have ever owned and it can... » Read More My son is 2 months old and successfully nurses while in our Ergo. The shoulder straps loosen quite a bit so that your baby can sit lower in order to reach the breast. You can buy sling type carriers that put the baby in a more natural position for nursing but I always found that I still had to hold baby up to the breast because I couldn't get the carrier to adjust perfectly. In the Ergo my son can nurse completely hands free. I have heard that the Moby wraps are good for nursing in but I've never had one. I love my Ergo. It's by far the most comfortable carrier I have ever owned and it can hold up to 35 lbs so we will get a few years out it. « Show Less
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It is an add on but to put a baby under 3 months old in the carrier you'll need it. Their legs are too small to straddle you. With the insert you tuck their legs up on top of the insert pillow.
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It would fit an 8 month but as for safelty is better if you get one with two stripes in the front instead of one to give him more support. You can leave this one for when the baby is walking with more confidence, and can carry it with his favorite snacks inside. My 2 year old had a little monkey with two stripes which he loved before this one.
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I'm still using it for my 2 month old. He's not rolling over yet--but I will say that if he has a really wiggly night just on his back it gets dislodged and the alarm sounds. I don't put it on him when I wear him in the carrier because it seems like it would press against his tummy. It isn't big-but it's big enough that it would be uncomfortable. I don't think I'd use it for tummy sleepers.
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I tried it on my 3 month old who is 13 lbs. it's very big and bulky. It does tighten enough so you could use it but there are other, more comfortable options for an infant. It is better for a bigger child.
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Sorry..misread the question. So he is 6 mo now and still uses it. The problem I can see happening is that pretty soon he will be able to grab it and then it will be a safety issue. So I guess it would depend on how active your little one is.