Is Ergobaby and ERGObaby the same company, and what's the difference between teething pads and sucking pads?
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Before I had these pads my son would suck, chew then spit up on the Ergo strap so I think it's one in the same. I thought it be nicer if I didn't have to clean the Ergo carrier as often. As for the way Ergobaby is typed I'm not sure. I'd assume they are the same, because I don't think you can make a knock off using the same letters.
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I'm not sure about the company name, but regarding the second half of your question, there isn't much difference between a teething pad and a sucking pad. Their purpose is to soak up the drool from your teething baby so that you don't have to wash the carrier every time you use it--you just wash the pads. Here's what happens--you put your baby into the carrier and he or she immediately starts sucking on the shoulder straps. Within ten minutes, both straps are soaked through. This prevents that from happening. You should get them if you get the carrier--get two sets. Keep in mind that you probably won't need to pull them out until your baby is around 4 months old. Then you'll use them until he or she is at least 20 months, I would think.
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Not sure but the Sophie the giraffe teether is much softer than the Vulli So teether. We have both and love them both.
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I don't know the answer to this question, but I used both an Ergo and the BBII and I chucked my Ergo once I tried the BBII. IMO it's worlds better. See my review for why.
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Yes, they are the same & we love our Shark Steamer. Would recommend one for anyone who needs a quick damp clean up. Don't know many people who like housework - the pads are easy to just throw in the washing machine. Always like clean AND easy.
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Look up the PooPoose, a "wiggle free" diaper changing pad with thick fuzzy strap (with velcro) for exactly this purpose. Designed by a pediatric dentist. I purchased on on Amazon a few months ago and it works well with my wiggle monster (13 months).
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I'm not sure. Perhaps check on their website? I was recommended to go with this one because babies can use it longer than the other brand that Buy Buy Baby carries (can't recall the name). My baby is chunkier (4mo) and it works great for him. :)
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The pediatric pads are a separate item. M5072A is the item number. There are packages that include it.Philips Value Package w/ Pediatric pads included
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I find that its very similar to our Ergo as far as type of carrier. Also depending on how old your baby is it may be very big. Its a toddler sized carrier. I got ours when my son began to out grow the Ergo around 18mo. He's 2 yes and 32lbs now and I can carry him all day in it if needed. All that being said I do love our Moby Go but if your baby doesn't like the Ergo they probably won't like this either. I will also say though that sometimes being in a carrier (of any type) takes an adjustment period for baby. I would keep trying with what you have (for short times and when baby is happiest) or possibly try a ring sling. Hope this helps. I find that its very similar to our Ergo as far as type of carrier. Also depending on how old your baby is it may be very big. Its a toddler sized carrier. I got ours when my son began to out grow the Ergo around 18mo. He's 2 yes and 32lbs now and I can carry him all day in it if needed. All that being said I do love our Moby Go but if your baby doesn't like the Ergo they probably won't like this either. I will also say though that sometimes being in a carrier (of any type) takes an adjustment period for baby. I would keep trying with what you have (for short times and when baby is... » Read More I find that its very similar to our Ergo as far as type of carrier. Also depending on how old your baby is it may be very big. Its a toddler sized carrier. I got ours when my son began to out grow the Ergo around 18mo. He's 2 yes and 32lbs now and I can carry him all day in it if needed. All that being said I do love our Moby Go but if your baby doesn't like the Ergo they probably won't like this either. I will also say though that sometimes being in a carrier (of any type) takes an adjustment period for baby. I would keep trying with what you have (for short times and when baby is happiest) or possibly try a ring sling. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have not used any other ergo carrier but my little guy does get pretty warm in the performance. I don't think any carrier could really be very cool since the baby is right up against you.
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It is not the same carrier. This carrier will not be released til july I have called Ergobaby.
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Answer here: http://www.gracobaby.com/CustomerService/Pages/faqTopic.aspx?page=FAQ&CatID;=4
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I believe it is some type of rubber. I think you can find out more on their website: http://www.innobaby.com/Teethin-Smart-ez-grip-Teether--Flower-Green_p_334.html
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The basic difference is the infant position pad, and the belly pad. The shell is the same, the harness is the same, and the installation is the same.
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Just checked and, sorry, I already removed the tags. However, it has the appearance and texture of a softer memory foam (as you would see in memory foam pads or pillows but not as firm). When compressed, the wings of the pad quickly recover their original shape. It is very comfortable and makes for a happy baby changing pad.
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The Boba works better for petite people. I think the Boba holds up really well, in regards to what another reviewer said. Also, the ergo requires an infant insert right? The Boba doesn't, which is a great feature.
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Yes they are quite different. Food trays are usually made with silicone material and I found that when using those for my breastmilk the breast milk would stay behind on the walls or forms if you will. Basically the fat content of your breast milk :( also it's harder to remove the solid breast milk after it's frozen in general from the silicone/plastic forms. I've used the beaba, green sprouts, fresh baby, and so many others just because I wanted to store bigger sizes and the tried and true is what keeps me coming back to the Milkies trays. It's just easier to freeze and remove and so much more cost efficient. Not to mention it's medical grade!! Ultimately you get to keep your fat content from your breast milk and that's important for your baby. Hind milk is the fattiest and most nutritional part of breast milk for your baby. Other forms of storing breast milk and freezing take that important fat from baby. If you don't want to use Milkies trays I strongly suggest using broscillate glass bottles for freezer and the only bottle I am aware of that is made of this type of glass is life factory. I can't afford the price tags on that so I that's why I stick with Milkies milk trays :) its affordable and more importantly keeps all my breast milk nutrients and fat composition intact for my baby :)
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It doesn't look like there's one made especially for this carrier but you could try buying one made for an Ergo and see if it works with it. Personally, I liked the Bjorn and the Ergo carriers better. They were more comfortable and supported my baby better. He's five months now and we switch out which one we use depending on what we're doing. Good luck!