Is it heavy to hold for the baby?
48965
It is a bit on the heavier side, goes without saying the stainless steel construction vs. the typical plastic construction. But it is a very effective Sippy.
48966
I think it depends on the baby. I bought I for my 1 year old and he does fine with it. It's lightweight but verydurable
985829
Yes. Babies should be able to hold their head up. There is not enough support for a wobbly head.
738488
Yes, I still carry my 35lb, three year old on my back. She still loves it. I know she will be too heavy soon, but I will still carry her until she no longer wants to be on my back!!
1058077
No, none for me. And my baby girl is 3 years old and weighs about 60lbs. She's tall, so she grasps on the bars very firmly. We absolutely love this bouncer. Money will worth it.
31905
It feels about as heavy as any similar car seat. Our eldest was very large for his age and moved into this seat at four months old. We lugged it between cars and daycare for another seven months, no problem.
2131325
I agree that after 20 lbs. the baby feels heavier in the sleepy wrap. that is about when we stopped using it with my daughter. I'd recommend a soft structured carrier like the Boba (also made by NAP inc., the makers of sleepy wrap) or Ergo if you want something simpler, though less versatile, and a woven or hybrid wrap if you like a challenge. :) I do feel like the soft structured carriers put the weight onto your hips well, with a padded hip belt, which i love. I got my boba today, and the first time I tried it, I felt it was a bit more comfortable than the ergo. good luck!
96353
No it does not. But it doesn't just rock easily when putting baby in or out. I don't think you would find this to be an issue.
1981347
It's fairly heavy, mostly due to the weight of the tiles, perhaps 8 pounds. I am very small and yet it's not difficult at all for me to carry for a long stretch.Some of my friends have a set which wraps in a soft cover....various opinions on that. All of us with this set really like it. Hope this helps.
1002961
In my opinion yes it can and the instructions that come with the carrier show you how to position a baby to support the head. Its very snug and therefore will hold a newborn very securely. I used mine with my son after he was a month old and it was fine.
1068877
Yes it is on the heavy side and a little on the big side (you wont be able to put it on the front of a shopping cart but that's unsafe anyway, it will fit in the cart). As far as cushioning I think it has enough to protect baby and I always recommend those neck pillows to keep the babys head in place (my preference)...overall I love it, my son seems comfortable.
1024730
Yes. Heavy enough so won't bunch up like a blanket. Of course, baby should be on back for unattended sleeping.
445327
I would say the sides are in between squishy and firm. They are made of foam, so it's rigid and holds a form but can be squished with enough pressure. We used it in bed with us and never had a problem. Yes, someone could potentially still roll over on the baby, you just need to use discretion and decide what you're comfortable with.
1752072
I can't find the manual they sent me to check but just last night I found my daughter, who is over 90lbs, sitting on it. I freaked out on her for it but it held her with no problem. So I'm assuming if the baby fits into the seat it will hold her or him.
162081
Yes i think it is heavy enough, though not sure how much it weighs. I think your mighty lil man will be able to push it around unless you use those pads they put under carpets to prevent them from moving. No child has picked it up in our lobby.
612869
I put them on my 4 month old. I was concerned about how tight they were, but I just took them off every hour or so to give his head a break. The biggest issue was with his neck control. They are pretty heavy for a baby's head to hold up, so just make sure you provide plenty of support. I did notice on the package that they are made for older children, however, so keep that in mind.
921473
It is decent. Thicker than laying a blanket on the floor. But not much. I would lay on hard floor depending on how active the baby is. If baby is picking head up but still dropping where it might hit hard, then I would say no. Just rolling and scooting around fine. Or if able to control head some.
198672
It's not very heavy at all... I'm going to guess it at 1.5 pounds by the feel. But since it's a preemie that fits this little guy fine in my opinion.