Anybody use this for twins? Wanting to keep the babies' close to me for a couple of months.
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Did not use for twins but I can't imagine having two babies safely in there. Maybe the full-size Arms Reach would be a better option?
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depending on the length of the twins at birth. If they are fairly short then you would be able to put them side by side width ways, and it would work fine. My daughter is seven months and still sleeps in it. She is to long to sleep on the shortest part and has to sleep long ways. They are wonderful though, easy to assemble and take down. Also make it much easier to have infants in the room. Good luck
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it is suitable for twins, however you would not be able to use it as a cosleeper after a couple of months because of the weight limit, it is also narrow my L.O is 31/2 months and weights 14lbs she's tall 25 inches and I prob wont be able to use soon since her arm span is longer than the width and she is almost touching head to foot length wise. I would recommend it tho, I had a hard delivery and not having to climb OOB every hr for feedings diapering etc really helped me plus amazon gives the best price.check this out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzGpJuSYRG0
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Lol! I hadn't noticed but I feel like my baby was completely safe when she was smaller. She is 14 months now and I have been using it since she was 9 months about 3 days a week. She can climb out of it now and it tips so maybe that's why? Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I started using it when my son was 5 months. I don't think it would work for a newborn, but it does go back pretty far. However, it broke in half after a few weeks. I replaced it with a Fisher Price space saver that we still use today and he's almost 2. Don't get the 1st years, it's not sturdy.
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Yes. My grandson used it from 5 mos till about 14 months. He is in a 3T already. Big boy. I think your twins will do fine. Love the suction cups on the bottom of the playpen for hardwood floors.
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We have twins. They move easily. However, we found our twin 10+ month boys hated staying in the circle. It was too enclosing, and they only stayed calm if we were inside. So instead, we opened up the gates and used them as a fence to block off areas of the living room to keep them safe.
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It would work. It's just really heavy. I just sold mine. I have twin 1yolds and a 3yo. I'd buy a more maneuverable stroller for your two younger ones and an add-on standing attachment for your oldest. (Google "Stand on stroller attachment "). Happy strolling!
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I never did, but I suppose it depends on the baby. If you have a more active baby, then you probably would want to. It is quite deep, too, so that also helps keep baby where he/she is supposed to be.
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We did one set on our twin, which we prefer. Having just one on each side of the bed protects our toddler from rolling out, but allows him space at the bottom of the bed to crawl out. It's worked out well for us so far.
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You could use it for twins if you were only timing two things each. It is great for babysitters or those who don't have (or want to use) a smartphone, iPad, or iPod. Once I started using the Total Baby app, I never touched this product again. You can track multiples, plus if you breast pump you can keep track of that as well, and it saves all of your information on the app.
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I have used it since since my daughter was born and she is 16 month right now and my husband still uses it sometimes when he goes out with her. On the manual it says you can use it up to 25pounds she is almost 30 pounds still uses it. It really depends on baby weight while she is growing. And to make your money worth you can use up to when you feel it can hold her any longer. plus after she is done you can pass it down to another baby.
1049671
I have twins and they are 9 months. We haven't used it in quite a while. I would say, get an exercise ball instead and save your money. I just don't think you will use it that long.
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I have a baby of 6 month old and 5 1/2 year old. worked very well and my big boy love it. the kid can be seated or standing. I recommend it!
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Hi.. I bought this for my cousin's baby.. She is using it now.. Her baby is 2 months old!!
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Congratulations. I have 9 month old twin boys. I did the same thing: had them in the same crib at first. I used one camera then and when I separated them into their own cribs I ordered another camera on-line and used it with the same monitor. I have the Summer Infant Best View Handheld Color Video Monitor with 2.5" screen. You have to toggle between each camera to view each baby (I was bummed that you couldn't view them at the same time) but it works fine that way. Unless you have your cribs very close together, I would recommend two cameras so you can have them at a good enough distance to utilize the zoom feature. Otherwise, the view is too small and you can't check for their breathing (which I'm sure every mother does in a paranoid moment!) I have the cameras mounted on the wall and they can reach them sometimes but they mostly leave them alone. If they detach the power cord, it will just fall to the floor. It isn't long enough for them to bring into the crib. I mention that because I recently received notification of a strangulation risk from the power cords on these monitors. I saw the photo dramatizations and the cameras were set up on a surface close to the baby's crib. Anyway, that's a few months away for you so you have time to think about changing the placement if you have to. The cameras and monitor work great still. I am very satisfied with them. Have fun!!
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That's exactly what I've been using it for. I just adjust his head every so often to make sure it's supported because since this is on an incline, his head can slump down a bit sometimes. However, since you're feeding every 3 hrs you have plenty of opportunity to reposition. It's the only thing my newborn will sleep in. He wouldn't use the flat co-sleeper bassinet/pack and play we bought--I think because it made his stomach hurt because he couldn't get his burps out flat on his back. This is one of the few incline sleepers. It's very easy to pack from room to room.