We have a little guy - he just turned 5 months and is 14lbs... he's long though - should I get the 3-6 month one or the 6-9 month?
865851
My son is 16lbs and 25" long (4.5 months) and he's in the 3-6 size. It still has plenty of room for him to grow another inch or so. I put him in long sleeved sleepers, so it doesn't matter if his legs or arms stick out a little bit...
865852
Get the 6-9. My guy is 14.5lbs and just starting to grow out of his 3-6 suit.
865853
I would recommend the 6-9 month. Our little girl is 5 1/2 months old and 15.6 lbs and her 3-6 month sleep suit is getting snug. I'll be buying a 6-9 month suit for her soon. At least your little guy will be able to grow into it if it's a little loose at first but I think it would work perfectly!
1571892
My 5 year old is 42 in and we went with the 14 in. Which was perfect. With the seat in the lowest setting she is still about 1/2 an inch from having her feet flat on the ground. She should be able to ride the 14 in for another 2 years I'd say. It's tempting to go with the larger size since they can use it longer, but a bigger/heavier bike is more difficult to learn to ride on if your kid is still learning to ride w/o training wheels. Im very happy I went with the 14 in
2111663
My 6 month old is 16 pounds and is sill in the smaller one. We have this large one as well but it's still bigon her. Since you are close and wouldn't mind it being big, I would go with the larger one.
1291804
I would probably go with a larger one, my grandson is 14 months and he is extremely little (5% in the height category) this size fits him well.
2206704
I found them to to true to size. But if he's long you might be better off going with the 6-9 month.
24125
I would get the 5" we have both sizes and the 3" is perfect for our 5 pound chihuahua the other two dogs prefer the 5" and they are 8 and 12 pounds. I set it on an easy setting at first since the treats go in the bottom it's not easy for them to tip to get the treats out once they get used to how hard they have hit it you can adjust it.
2088598
HI, we have 6 months old boy and he still fits in, but we think after another month or two its gonna be too small for him.
1288746
I purchased a 12 in for my 3 year old and 16 in for my 4 year old. Our eldest fit well but it was slighty to big. He fit perfect a month later as you know they grow too fast. If I put the 4 year old on the 12im his knees would have been in the handle bars. I would say go with the 16in
1994233
I would get the small bc if the large is too tall for him, he may just slide right off the back. We ordered the small for our 18 month old at Christmas, and it was perfect. Even her very tall three year old sister could ride it without a problem.
1672903
We got a Large for our Lab when he was 9 months old and about 50 pounds. We wanted it to grow with him, otherwise we may have gotten the Medium.
844569
I started using cloth at 6/7 months and my son runs average to small sized. I had him on the lowest rise setting with the wings overlapped for a couple months. I would say these are probably gonna be too big at first. Not sure how long.... but I'd def still get some one sized. You know how babies grow..
1994232
Get the small. I got the large and was irritated because there is no way my 1 year old will be able to ride on the large...probably until she is 3! I ended up buying the small to fit her. Now we have both and the large is in storage.
1357407
I'd start with a double 0. If to big could always be sent back for a smaller size, but the double should give you some room for him to grow.
358205
Since your two like snuggling together, in my opinion, I would buy the large snoozer. Since they both like to snuggle together, you may find them both trying squeeze into one of the small ones. my guy is 12lbs and I did get him the big one. He has long legs, and I wanted to make sure he would have enough room. And he does. Even with his long legs. Sometimes I can't see him when he goes deep in his. So I don't see why your two would have any problems fitting into the big one.
24130
I would suggest the 5", even if its a bit big. My dog is 19# and rocks the 5". The smaller one wont hold many treats and will be that more likely to get lost under furniture.
2206706
My guy is about 14lbs., 24 inches and he fits fine in the small (12-18lbs). He too is lean and long. His hands and feet are just starting to stick out. It's not as snug as a swaddle but has room for it when he gets bigger. For now, he's content with the size and has slept better since (about 5-6 hour stretches). I got both to compare side by side and returned one that didn't fit.
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Wanda, my guy is 29 lbs and he wears a small so your little one would need extra small I would think.