Will this securely carry an AG bitty baby or AG girl?
836791
It should. My daughter has an Our Generation doll (Target brand 18" doll) that she mostly carries in it. Fits her smaller dolls as well. It really is like the adult Ergo if you have one. The only difference is that there is an extra fabric on the inside that you can put the doll in so that when your child takes the carrier off, the doll does not fall out. I actually really like that feature. It is not quite as comfortable with the harder dolls, but with a little adjustment, my daughter doesn't mind and she is VERY picky about how things feel and I don't think this would be any different with a different carrier.
836792
It should. My daughter has an Our Generation doll (Target brand 18" doll) that she mostly carries in it. Fits her smaller dolls as well. It really is like the adult Ergo if you have one. The only difference is that there is an extra fabric on the inside that you can put the doll in so that when your child takes the carrier off, the doll does not fall out. I actually really like that feature. It is not quite as comfortable with the harder dolls, but with a little adjustment, my daughter doesn't mind and she is VERY picky about how things feel and I don't think this would be any different with a different carrier. It should. My daughter has an Our Generation doll (Target brand 18" doll) that she mostly carries in it. Fits her smaller dolls as well. It really is like the adult Ergo if you have one. The only difference is that there is an extra fabric on the inside that you can put the doll in so that when your child takes the carrier off, the doll does not fall out. I actually really like that feature. It is not quite as comfortable with the harder dolls, but with a little adjustment, my daughter doesn't mind and she is VERY picky about how things feel and I don't think this would be any... » Read More It should. My daughter has an Our Generation doll (Target brand 18" doll) that she mostly carries in it. Fits her smaller dolls as well. It really is like the adult Ergo if you have one. The only difference is that there is an extra fabric on the inside that you can put the doll in so that when your child takes the carrier off, the doll does not fall out. I actually really like that feature. It is not quite as comfortable with the harder dolls, but with a little adjustment, my daughter doesn't mind and she is VERY picky about how things feel and I don't think this would be any different with a different carrier. « Show Less
836793
Not sure what they are mate but standard doll sizes yes. I'm not a fan of the positioning of the chest strap though, the two side straps come off my toddlers shoulders rendering the carrier pretty much useless...
836794
I would say the bitty baby for sure. The girl may be a little big or awkward.
1117401
Yes, I bought this one because it holds a heavier dog in case I need to put my second dog in with my 18 lb girl.
1317474
It is very small. My daughter has one large doll 19" and he barely fit (length and width). It looks much larger online but it does collapse for easier storage. Sorry not sure of bitty babies.
1399284
I'd look for a smaller one. My wife uses a smaller one just for her clothes and she's not that small, a toddler's clothes wouldn't really fold on this one. There are other sizes available.
1735554
It will...it's a good size size stroller. My daughter has a larger doll she puts in it. The only thing she did not like about the stroller was tge back seat had no support under it so the baby slid...but her daddy rigged it up for her
940500
A bitty baby would fit. It is for a bigger doll. My granddaughter puts all different sized dolls in and she is happy even if they sit a little low.
2275434
It lays pretty flat so that would be ok, but I would buy something that gives the baby a little support that you put in the stoller. It's pretty roomy.
1348237
No, it should be fine. My baby is small (18 months, 22 pounds) and we've been using it for the past few months. It's adjustable.
1392655
I hate carrying the heavy bucket seats with an infant in them, so I prefer this style seat with my newborn. I have an older model but it works great with my son. I use a carrier like a Boba or ring sling after getting my child out of the seat.
1257937
It'll be perfect! My gbaby was only 5 mnths, and 11 lbs when we used it and it supported her really good with plenty of room to grow into.
371375
No...not if the plan seats have same leg as normal plane but they will most likely not allow the baby to be anywhere other than in your lap so I would bring strap on body carrier that what I did.
1308789
I believe so. My husband and I go back and forth with this carrier and we've had no issues. When he's carrying our 2.5 year old there's still a lot of strap left over on all the adjustments. It really is a great carrier.
209582
I think it would be tight and we had to take the bottom out the first day and he just walks it around. My grandson is under 30 lbs.
284232
Yes, I think she will be comfortable in the BabyBjorn. My son has been riding facing out since 3 months (I know, I know--but he HATED facing inward and insisted on being carried so I had little recourse). I think he's just hit 24" now and he's perfectly comfortable.
182609
Depends - I had it on my pack n play and it was too low on the side bar but high enough if you put it on the end. I'd say if the rail is more than 4-5 inches above the baby's head you should be fine.
44866
Absolutely. My daughter is 18 lbs and there is plenty of room. Have a good trip!
314670
I have read through the manual teice and do not see a weight minimum to use the stroller. That being said, I do not think a newborn will be held securely within the harness. Although it does adjust as your child grows, I do not think it will tighten as neccessary for such a small babe. The stroller is excellent and a smooth ride. Hope this helps!