can you face the baby forward after baby has a good head support?
2069833
Yes, you can. There are 3 or 4 different wrapping positions that you can use once your baby is a bit older.
2069834
Yes You Can Even When They Are Newborn. There Are Directions For That. I Will Be Selling Mine Soon. My Baby Walks now.
2069835
Of coursr you can, but it is not recomended, please read thr following link. Regards http://www.boba.com/blog/2011/10/11/nine-reasons-not-to-carry-your-baby-facing-out/
2069836
This really depends on what type of carrier you are using under the cover. None of the Boba carriers or wraps support forward facing but if you are using a different brand carrier underneath, you could check with them!
1093269
No, unfortunately there are no carriers made for forward facing. You can get one that you can strap on your back and have the child looking over your shoulder, but this is not one. That said, it is a great and easy front carrier. We love it.
1093270
No baby can't face out , but I have modified it by cilping the staps vertically, like a back pack and I wear him on my back, I do prefer wearing him on my back but i wish I would have baught the boba instead.
1327151
Only forward facing. However, infant seats face backward with attachment bar.
344537
I have the Britax B-Ready stroller. I can turn the adapter in any direction that I want my baby to face. On the adapter it is labeled which side is the front. It is for the front of your carseat not the front of the stroller itself. If you want baby facing you then have the 'front' of the adapter facing you. If you want the baby facing away from you then have the 'front' facing away.
2087219
I did . But what I did noticed is that every time my baby would fall asleep in the car seat his head would totally go forward . I would literally extend my arm while driving and hold his head upright until we got to our destination . I later on figured out that it was this thing that would caused my baby to sleep with his head forward. I wanted to return it but the expiration expired . Good luck
600402
Yes, the baby can face you, in bassinet mode. I believe all configurations are shown on combi's actual site. I highly recommend this stroller.
987094
Mine are not forward facing, as of yet, but the head rest is close enough that my children's heads do not really move. Plus the head rest moves up and down, so depending on how big your child is, you can make it fit comfortably.
1914583
When the child can support the weight of their head on their own then you can fold down the head/neck support and have them face forward.
2089303
Yes facing forward was our preferred position. But only when they are tall enough to see over the bib section. It balls up nicely to travel, but it takes a bit of work because of the many straps. But do it a couple of times n you will be efficient.
1604229
The head support in this model is NOT removeable. It is part of the seat. I actually think it would nice really nice for an older infant to help support their head from flopping over when they sleep. The head support is plenty big enough for a larger infant, unlike the pillowlike supports of other models that are really only designed for small infants (and must be removed from the seat when they are older/bigger).
1914581
Yes, baby can also be faced foward. Fold the top flap down so the 'Bjorn' label faces outwards and the two top clips fold back on themselves. Hope that makes sense and helps.
2238826
No, the baby has to face you. You can, however, wear the baby (facing you) on the front, on your back, or on your side (the side just takes re-configuration of the straps). My kids, even the ones who loved being forward-facing in the Baby Bjorn, did fine in the Ergo facing me. Once they're big enough to ride in the Ergo without the infant insert (once they have head control), they are high enough in the carrier to look around quite a bit, so I think this is why it worked for us. Hope this helps!
1686168
In my opinion your child needs to have passed the infant stage for this seat to work and have enough strength in her/his neck to handle being forward facing. The seat sits really straight so there is little angle for the neck. Just my thoughts.
1336256
The baby has to face the mothers body But can be worn on the mothers front or on her back or on her hip
1732647
I did not. Idon't recall any special adaptation we had on the ones we used at the hospital. We used them for term infants but some were just 6lb babies. You can change the tilt to keep the baby's head from falling forward.
248873
I would first check what the manufacturer recommends, but I know that the baby should definitely be able to hold his/her head up.