Mine does not have the usual V shaped divider that goes on the bottom for the babies to drop down through. Is it suppose to? (Large version)
212494
I am not sure about the large version, I bought the small version and I have the v shaped insert at the bottom, maybe contact the seller to clarify.
1597532
Its definitely molded for a more square fit and its held its shape in the months that we have owned ours. I think it would be loose and sloppy looking on a more rounded divider.
2239877
No. The separator is vertical making the cage into front & back halves if you use it, not top & bottom.
16573
If it does I haven't found it, I'm pretty short too and now that I'm pregnant again putting my child in there is very difficult. If you are thinking about something like a drop down crib, it would be really hard for you to find, they are considered not safe. When I wasn't pregnant it wasn't that hard, with the mattress and all it is not so low.
1023937
We didn't even start on the highest level. We don't use the infant insert and we dropped down right away because the thigh space was ridiculously small and the tray at her navel. If she sits unsupported I would try either dropping down a level or removing the infant insert. Hope this helps!
96353
No it does not. But it doesn't just rock easily when putting baby in or out. I don't think you would find this to be an issue.
508535
Mine doesn't come off but we also have one of the huggies designer boxes so it's a little flatter and the organizer is not sagging, we had a different organizer with the last baby that sagged like crazy.
1816687
I don't think it matters to much, any contour change pad cover should do the trick. The ones I've used all seem to bubble in the middle when first put on (I.e. Look too taut, too small), but after putting baby on a couple times they settle in to place and fit just right.
1009090
divider is vertical in the middle, and yes removing it makes 2 cages into 1. there is a gap about an inch wide where the divider slides in and the cages connect, my budgies cant get thru it.
145529
Don't know that your doing anything wrong. We just step on the pedal, drop the diaper in, and let go of the pedal and it pulls it down. When you change your bag are you pulling it through some and then tying the knot? That might could be a problem. Maybe when you change the bag pull down about a 1/2 to a foot of bag tie knot and then see if that helps maybe its just been to snug. We love ours.
1730607
No. I checked on my to see if it does and it does not. My 2 year is small for his age and with the provided bottom and top insert it holds him in nicely and they are easily removed when/if he gets wider and taller.
197304
Telly, I agree, The one we bought only has two positions all the way up for newborns and all the way down for toddlers. We had a terrible time putting this thing up as the instructions confusing. However we like the crib very much and have gotten good use for it. P/S We fold it up and slide it under our bed till we need it.
927025
Mine doesn't either, but it doesn't seem to be a problem when the weight of the baby is in there. Mine is 22 pounds and she isn't going anywhere when she's in it, even though it does wiggle a little bit without her.
1188668
No, it doesn't. Sometimes food does stay at the very bottom where there are no holes but my eight month old usually squeezes it up or I give him a hand.
92792
Nope. There are no dividers in the bottom part. The top tray has an angled partition for sockets.
1479784
The basket on the bottom? No. The stroller itself has two different positions. My 3 1/2 old daughter loves it and so do I. Hope that helps.
1208093
It does, but there are also mesh sides for where it folds closed. The mesh sides I found were very dangerous as my 5 day old baby had scooted over and threw his legs over the edge and had almost fallen off the couch. He was halfway over the mesh side when I grabbed him. (He was sleeping next to me on the couch after my c-section.)