I'm looking for a glider that provides decent support while breastfeeding. Does this glider recline so much that it is hard to breastfeed in?
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It honestly doesn't recline at all! As long as you have a good nursing pillow, it's very easy to breastfeed in.
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My recliner actually was in a constant tilted position. When I would rock, I literally felt like I was falling completely backwards. So in my opinion, yes it reclines way too much. We trashed it after just two months.
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I don't breastfeed but it doesn't recline very far at all. I also sometimes use an extra pillow but I've found it's very comfortable.
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This stroller does not support the use of an infant car seat but the seats do recline almost completely flat. I used this stroller with my youngest when she was three months and I bought one of those snuzzler head supports that you can get anywhere even here on amazon and reclined the seat all the way back and she was completely comfortable and her head was supported.
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I can't say it helped my little one to learn to latch, it just helped with her confusion between breast and standard bottle nipple. We started using it week 3 and has helped a lot. I could tell almost immediately that there was more consistency for her. I really like the calma. I like how she can control the flow so much better too. It helps with her gassiness and burping. Hope this helps! Good luck!
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This is great, awesome even, for my son who likes to read in bed but I'm not sure u would recommend it as a breast feeding pillow. Having tried several options for myself, I would suggest one of those half donut pillows. They seem worthless but really work the best. I can't remember the name, but they are in all baby stores I think.
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I bought this stroller when my baby was 4months old. He was supported and held in there well with the shoulder straps and seat recline. I didn't run with it as I read you shouldn't until the baby is 9months, but as for walking on off road terrain with some bumps, my son was totally supported and I felt beyond confident with the stroller. I would say if you are planning to walk with your newborn he/she would be 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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Yes. it is great for newborns (they need to feel cosy) up to 6 months. I had it by my bed side and could also move it around. You can attached to you bed and make it easier to breast feed.
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I wouldn't recommend this stroller for a baby that can't sit up on its own. It's a very very light stroller, in terms of support. It doesn't have big incline/recline options and the baby's head may tip forward. But it's up to your own discretion, depending on the baby's development.
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The mattress is not neatly as firm as my pack n' play. There is no fold in it and it does lay flat. I haven't used it yet though as my 2 month old exclusively sleeps in the incline sleeper attachment right now due to reflux. However her head always falls off the little pillow into the same position and she is developing mild torticollus and a flat spot even though she is only in it about 6 hours through the night. Now that I've noticed I removed the pillow and turn her head the opposite way constantly. I still love this bassinet and recommend it, just make sure your little one changes his position.
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The back does recline, but it does not go flat. I think it's recommended for 3+ months. I would not put a baby under that age in there, and it works best for 6 mos and older. The back piece is just straight, so I added in a head cushion from a car seat that I wasn't using to give it more cushion when my little one fell asleep in it (and it helped out in that 4-5 month age). I really like the stroller; it pushes great through grass or trails. Side note - we had a Graco infant seat that did not latch into the stroller, but I occasionally still would set it in if we were just standing around at a park while the big kids played. You could kind if rig the straps to hold it in, but not safe for anything but a very smooth, short ride!
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If you have a new born baby, it's not very hard. Feeding the baby inside worked for me until 3 months. Babies are different...You have to try first. Anyway it's very comfortable to just carry on the baby.;)
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I could sit in a glider with it because I'm tall. If I used a glider it created a lot of space below babies so I didn't have good support unless I filled area with blankets. So I usually sat on the couch or bed for the most support.
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It's fantastic! It's really not that fluffy. The little monkey part that is does come out if it worries you. My baby was a premie and now 3 months old. We bought a super nice bassinet and he still prefers his monkey bed. Honestly... Best purchase ever!
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Hi there congrats on new baby!!! My baby was born a month earlier and her we has to work on her weight due to her early birth but I put her in the cangaroo bag when she was a month and a half . I had a cheaper one but it didn't offered a solid back support but this one is perfect. I am not going to lie I have tries several and they are all kinda complicated to put on and then of but I like this one. Hope I could help :)
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I am currently breast feeding and the strap stays put. I forget its even there. It has rubber stuff on the inside like a strapless bra. I think it will work for u.
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We never used it when breastfeeding, it is kind of bulky, but made a safe seat for the little one.
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You baby will still fit. But if he/she is kicking and moving around a lot it make be hard on the glider. My baby was 16 pounds when I stopped using ours because I didn't want it to get damaged.