Has anyone had experience with this product vs. 7 a.m. Enfant's 212 Evolution bunting?
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Do you mean the one that can go over a car seat, infant carrier and stroller? If so- yes I have both
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New Jandy Zodiac R0441800. I'm not all that thrilled with it. It's very S L O W to react. We had one that broke (for no reason) after 5 years, this one we purchased was a replacement. Wish there was a better alternative.
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I have and it works fine for me. Sits baby up good so he can splash around. It does slide tho so still be with bby every second.
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I had a better experience with the specific sized Fuzzibunz (S,M, Lg) than I have had with these one size ones. The adjustable elastics inside seem to stretch quite a bit, as does the liner fabric. I had to use other diapers for a time because even on the smallest settings, they were leaking. My son was 9.5 lbs at birth, so it's not because I had a small baby. I also have found that I need to use a doubler with these when I use them, even when it's not for overnight (I don't even use these for overnight). When I used the ones that were specific sizes, I used them with one insert during the day and with a doubler at night without any problems at all, and was even able to use one set for two children. These newer one size ones don't seem like they'd hold up well enough to make it through another baby. My son is now 11 months old, is big and chubby, and the diapers have stretched out enough that he's still on the smallest settings. Not sure how much longer he'll last in them.
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I had both with my first child, and decided to get rid of the cosleeper the second time around. I liked the look better, but it was MUCH LESS useful. My first child used the pack n play until he was 2 years old when he moved onto a floor futon. This time around I'm also going to use the Phil and Teds travel bed. It only weighs 6 lbs (vs. 30) and it has a zipper on one side so the child can get in out of bed unassisted.
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I have a natural and love it. Don't know anything about Oxbridge. I would guess if it is more expensive , its timer/console may track pulse rate or do more thatn my console does.
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I have not noticed any difference in performance in any of the designs. I have used the sunflower, hibiscus, lily pad and snowflake. I recommend choosing the design you like at the best price point.
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I know this message is over a year old, but S. Donley, wondering if you ever tried the canopies from co-sleeper and if either the mini or original worked with the travel lite crib? If not, did you ever find another good solution? Have the same issue - need to keep out curious kitties!!
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No significant advantage to the 9200. I suggest avoiding Parrott BT car products. They are notoriously unreliable. I'm on my second unit and will not get another. Neither I have had lasted more than 2 months.
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Yes, that's actually what it's made for. I have to agree with some of the people that have reviewed it however, the sensitivity is a bit hard to nail down. I thought mine was working fine and when I took my son out of the crib, it didn't sound an alarm for quite a while because walking on the floor and the fan registered as movement somehow. That being said, I adjusted and lowered the sensitivity after that and now it sounds the alarm and monitors his breathing very well. I do recommend this product very much. Just make sure you get the unit that plugs into the wall otherwise you'll be going through a billion AAA batteries. Yes, that's actually what it's made for. I have to agree with some of the people that have reviewed it however, the sensitivity is a bit hard to nail down. I thought mine was working fine and when I took my son out of the crib, it didn't sound an alarm for quite a while because walking on the floor and the fan registered as movement somehow. That being said, I adjusted and lowered the sensitivity after that and now it sounds the alarm and monitors his breathing very well. I do recommend this product very much. Just make sure you get the unit that plugs into the wall otherwise... » Read More Yes, that's actually what it's made for. I have to agree with some of the people that have reviewed it however, the sensitivity is a bit hard to nail down. I thought mine was working fine and when I took my son out of the crib, it didn't sound an alarm for quite a while because walking on the floor and the fan registered as movement somehow. That being said, I adjusted and lowered the sensitivity after that and now it sounds the alarm and monitors his breathing very well. I do recommend this product very much. Just make sure you get the unit that plugs into the wall otherwise you'll be going through a billion AAA batteries. « Show Less
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these are sold at target. if one is more comfortable than the other and you can afford it then go for the bunny sleeper. one thing though, the support piece that your child will lay on is VERY hard so what I did was, I place a very fluffy and comfy blanket over the top of it and under the top piece. There is velcro at the top where the two detach from each other and a blanket can be shoved in there. this will ensure that your babys head isnt lying on a hard surface.
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For me it lasts all day...I leave it on. At night before I go to bed, I refill it. I don't run it at its highest fan speed....that may make a difference. I've really found this to be relatively carefree. Let me know if you need anymore info!
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We have this new one, and I think the difference is the little clock at the bottom. It tells the time, and then does a count-down in the morning so the child can tell that it is getting close to time for the bunny to wake up.
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When I had my last child 2 yrs ago I almost purchased that exact swing, however after some research I ended up spending $15 more at the time for the butterfly garden swing because it had the ability to be plugged in. My daughter spent 3 to 4 hours a day and slept some fussy nights in the swing and I believe it saved my a ton on batteries in the long run. I am not sure of the price difference right now but I do know that both the butterfly garden (122.97) and the Starlight Purple Papasan swing (118.98) both come with the AC adapter and the new Zen (137.87) swing does also. I am a person that hates to buy batteries just to throw away later so that made the choice very easy for me. Hope that helps. When I had my last child 2 yrs ago I almost purchased that exact swing, however after some research I ended up spending $15 more at the time for the butterfly garden swing because it had the ability to be plugged in. My daughter spent 3 to 4 hours a day and slept some fussy nights in the swing and I believe it saved my a ton on batteries in the long run. I am not sure of the price difference right now but I do know that both the butterfly garden (122.97) and the Starlight Purple Papasan swing (118.98) both come with the AC adapter and the new Zen (137.87) swing does also. I am a person that... » Read More When I had my last child 2 yrs ago I almost purchased that exact swing, however after some research I ended up spending $15 more at the time for the butterfly garden swing because it had the ability to be plugged in. My daughter spent 3 to 4 hours a day and slept some fussy nights in the swing and I believe it saved my a ton on batteries in the long run. I am not sure of the price difference right now but I do know that both the butterfly garden (122.97) and the Starlight Purple Papasan swing (118.98) both come with the AC adapter and the new Zen (137.87) swing does also. I am a person that hates to buy batteries just to throw away later so that made the choice very easy for me. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I tried mine--apparently the same model--3 times in a row. It seems to deflate at a rate half-way between yours. My bp came down from 163/85 to 151/80 over the three tries, which is normal behavior with resting compared with activity. Not a good answer, maybe.
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I bought DHP 8-Inch Independently-Encased Coil Premium Futon Mattress, Full Size on September of 2011. I love it. I have it on a wooden futon frame and have had no problems. If your frame is built for futons, you shouldn't have any problem. :D
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Hi Joe, I have bought several of these types of fans at my place of business. I have them on constantly and have had no trouble. Might need to be cleaned after a while of use. The only reason for the price difference i can see is that one fan is a little bigger and throws more air faster at a higher rate . The smaller lasko's work well too but dont move as much air. So your application should be taken into affect. Hope this helps!