Is this for 9 month olds
185801
The bottle is fine for nine month olds, but the nipple is for babies 0-3 months old. I bought Dr. Brown's Stage 3 nipples for my 8 month old and they have worked well with these bottles.
185802
Beats me. I filled them with jelly beans for a grandma-to-be-shower in Georgia.
185803
My son used them until he gave them up!! He gave up the bottle at one!! Hope this helps :)
185804
I don't remember what size nipples come with these bottles, but the bottles are fine for any age. I replaced the nipples as needed.
383552
Assuming you mean 9 month old? And it's big enough but I don't really recommend it for that age. (Or at all to be honest)It's really best for newborns. It lays pretty flat on the floor so if you put your 9 month old baby in it they'll just sit in it like you put them on a bean bag... But can easily roll over. We gave ours away by 6 months as we didn't use it for the baby...My 3year old loved it and pretended she was a turtle :) watch out for the seams though- I returned mine and the second one also split (and little styrofoam beads spilled everywhere) so I sewed the second one. I don't really recommend these seats period.
707799
Yes! As long as he/she is able to ride a bike, and isn't unnaturally short or super tall, it will be perfect for your 9 year old! Our son Beckham is 7 and he absolutely LOVES his bike! :) Good luck!
144533
Absolutely. I got this for my 3 year old but my 7 and 9 year olds LOVE it and want one for themselves. It is certainly big enough for a 9 year old as it's a twin size. Keep in mind it only holds up to 120 lbs so eventually they will outgrow it.
677958
I didnt even know they had a toddler size one, thanks for letting me know. Absolutely I think this size pillow is more appropriate for a 9 month old. My 20 month old loves this pillow and its a great size for him. I believe a toddler size would be too big for a 9 month old (safety wise).
573042
My son is almost nine months and does not love it nearly as much as he used to. I personally would not buy it at this age for him, but it was great for the earlier months.
2062009
I do not think your 9 year old would be too old for this bow set. I bought 2 for my children ages 4 and 7. They use it often and enjoy it and I have to say I also have used it and enjoyed it too. I would think she would really enjoy it.
1845348
Are you sure you want to take a baby even younger than 9 month air travel? If yes ,it could help you somewhat
2276167
It's too small for a 9 year old. It can handle the weight though, my husband and I have each jumped on it while playing with our 3 year old daughter.
2045047
My 9 month old loves it. She likes the music and that it lights up. The counting lessons are lost on her for now.
1909703
I purchased this for my then 3 month old now 4 month old and it is perfect for 3-9 months I would say. As long as they have pretty good head control. The reason I say 9 months because my other two children started walking around 9 months and I can't imagine that they would sit in it once they were on the move.
2493
I'd say up to 9 months. I got this for my daughter when she was 4 months and she loved it.
315006
Not sure. We started using it when our son was around 9 months. I think as long as the baby can sit up you should be fine.
2007926
Absolutely! My 7 month old loves it right now. I think he stated playing with it at around 5 months.
2068255
My nephew is a chunky 1 year old and we bought for him at 9 months. He still gets around in it.
2007924
A 9 month old might not really play with it that much yet, but still might enjoy it a little bit, and they will grow into it.
713203
My grandbaby is nine months old and plays with the toy now. Couldn't just give it to him to hold before because he would "konk" himself in the face with it. I would suggest at least nine to ten months old and I suspect they would play with it for a very long time. Prior to the baby's ability to hold the toy safely, you can just place it close by and play the music for him or her. Exposure to good music is always a positive thing and good for baby's developing brain.