Would the small be the best size for a six month old, approx 16 lbs?
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I would go bigger at least 2 to 3 sizes because they tend to run a little small
605010
Small or medium The tag says Large (12-18 months) & 22-28 lbs XL (18-24 mo) & 28-33 lbs
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Small or mediumThe tag says Large (12-18 months) & 22-28 lbsXL (18-24 mo) & 28-33 lbs
1303410
Pretty sure! We just had my son's 6 month appt he is 15 lbs and 26 inches and it fits him still ...
142105
At six months my daughter was still in her carrier. I moved her from the carrier to this, but she's on the small side and was in her carrier until she was almost one. It has just as much cushioning as her carrier did, but I would be worried about it being too big.
1631747
You could probably get the medium and have no problems I got a small for my min pin he's 16 pounds and the devise is at the smallest setting. It gets a lot bigger.
2095813
Yes if he/she is smaller in build...I used it for my 6month old and there was more thank enough room...
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.
686202
I would get extra small for an 8 pound dog. We have a 16-18 pound dog and got the small and it fits well.
47484
I would go with the 6-8. It's made to fit just right so it might be a little short if you with then small size.
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I had started using these bibs when my baby was 4 months old(they were a little big) and now she's 8 months and fit fine. Still room to grow (she's on the petite side) but I would think they'd fit your 6 month old pretty well. As for solids, you just have to be careful of food that can stain - i.e. blueberries on a light colored bib, if you don't rinse off right away, there can be a stain. I didn't do that with one of the orange bibs and now there's a little dark stain where avocado was! but not big deal since there's 9 other bibs!
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I bought a small for my 3 year old. It is slightly big on her so she will have room to grow. You may be able to get away with getting a small for her even though it will be big by tying it in a way so it will stay on her better. And you can always fold in the bottom half to shorten the length of it if need be :). But just heed caution that it will be big
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Yes, I'd say the same as others, unless you've a huge baby small is a great first size for 0-3 or even 4 depending on the size. But if you're buying them now at 3 months maybe consider only a few small and go a size up for most so they last a bit longer. Though if you're planning on another baby anyway you will need them again anyway.
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I would go with the smallest size available. Our dog is about 10lbs and she fit into a small.
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.
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I would consider the 18 inch bike for her. My daughter is 5 1/2, she's tall for her age and getting close to 50 pounds. The 16 inch bike is starting to look small for her.
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Junior or Small. I'd get Small for him since the junior size is ages 6-9 he may have outgrown it already.
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I have a 6th month old who fits great. I think it would be too small for that age group.
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This would be a toddler size 5, I would guess your child would be smaller in size at the age of 15 months, not knowing your childs height or weight I could only guess that the size you will be interested in would be more in the area of the 24 - 36 month model.