Which Sofie giraffe is better for a 6 month old?
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i have not purchased the soft Sophie so i cant really compare , but my daughter does not seem to like soft teethers so far and shes almost 6 months now. she really enjoys using this hard version.I hope this helps you choose :) .
822915
i have not purchased the soft Sophie so i cant really compare , but my daughter does not seem to like soft teethers so far and shes almost 6 months now. she really enjoys using this hard version. I hope this helps you choose :) .
822916
Like the one with the handles as it easier to grasp but both are acceptable and all babies seem to love them
822917
The teether that is hard is the best. My grandson loved the soft one from birth to 5 months we carried it where ever he was but now with full blown teething this hard one is best !
1564634
I purchased these for my child when she was about at the 18 month mark. The milk will flow FAST in these; I would not recommend giving them to a 6 month old. They're awesome when baby gets older & you decide to mix cereal & baby food with their milk. I believe NUK has 3 different sizes. If you're going to give it to a 6 month old, I'd go down one size from fast flow.
1796869
Yes a 6 month old will fit until prob 1 year. Problem is it floats! You can't put much water in the bath. We actually use it for a pool floatie, works great
246437
Before the baby starts crawling is great! My granddaughter loved this since 3 months old, but after she started crawling at 7 1/2 months, she is spending less time in jumperoo, but still loves it.
406026
Anna it seems to me that the only difference is the colour choices, we are very happy with the kortina we purchased, the pram is well made and good size our grandaughter was a 9lb baby in June she can still fit in bassinet now, easy to move from room to room, I'm sure the Rocco is made of the same standards.
104847
If she likes puzzles and has a decent attention span....get the regular. The Jr. is great to start at 5-6 or if you have an older child who is not comfortable with puzzles.
1344730
This toy is said to be for ages 6 months to 36 months. While I think a very advanced 6 month old could figure out how to put the coins in the slot...I think it is more appropriate for an older baby. I gave it to my granddaughter, for her 1st birthday; it took her 3 months to get the coins to go in the slot. However...she really enjoys this toy. I think it is one that can entertain in the younger years (a toy that mommy & 6-12 month old play with together), as well as 'grow with the child' to play with on his/her own through 3 years.
204410
I wouldn't, I bought it for our two yr old. It's nice and I didn't regret it but for a 6 mo you may want something softer and less structured.
2215031
This bear is slightly too big for a 6 months baby. Preferably get the smaller sized one.
533968
I have both the Baby Bjorn and this one. The Baby bjorn is made of sturdier plastic and has more of the base touching the floor. It's a little more narrow than the Summer but the back is slightly taller. The Summer potty seat seems plenty stable and is wider across the "seat" (the part their tush would be sitting on). My daughter is really tall and big for her age (37 lbs, 42" tall, size of an average 4-5 year old). I would say she fits on the Summer seat better and her knees are at a right angle when she's sitting. On the Baby Bjorn, we had to put something under the potty seat to raise it up because her feet were falling asleep. I bought the Summer as a back-up seat but it's just as good and much cheaper! I have both the Baby Bjorn and this one. The Baby bjorn is made of sturdier plastic and has more of the base touching the floor. It's a little more narrow than the Summer but the back is slightly taller. The Summer potty seat seems plenty stable and is wider across the "seat" (the part their tush would be sitting on). My daughter is really tall and big for her age (37 lbs, 42" tall, size of an average 4-5 year old). I would say she fits on the Summer seat better and her knees are at a right angle when she's sitting. On the Baby Bjorn, we had to put something under the potty... » Read More I have both the Baby Bjorn and this one. The Baby bjorn is made of sturdier plastic and has more of the base touching the floor. It's a little more narrow than the Summer but the back is slightly taller. The Summer potty seat seems plenty stable and is wider across the "seat" (the part their tush would be sitting on). My daughter is really tall and big for her age (37 lbs, 42" tall, size of an average 4-5 year old). I would say she fits on the Summer seat better and her knees are at a right angle when she's sitting. On the Baby Bjorn, we had to put something under the potty seat to raise it up because her feet were falling asleep. I bought the Summer as a back-up seat but it's just as good and much cheaper! « Show Less
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All 7 of my fur baby's really like this, great exercise for them. The fattest baby 18lbs. climbs like a pro doesn't really fit in the smaller of the two houses but that doesn't stop her from trying. I think your 24lb. baby will like this, also with the climbing maybe lose a pound a two, which I could do that. LOL
1880175
My son got the mini when he was 3 & the maxi when he turned 5. For transition to the maxi it was more about his height & his ability to maneuver the mini. The maxi is more sturdy & has a height adjustable handle so I expect him to be able to use it a lot longer. This is s great product, so you'll definately get your money's worth out of it.
1287564
It would fit an 8 month but as for safelty is better if you get one with two stripes in the front instead of one to give him more support. You can leave this one for when the baby is walking with more confidence, and can carry it with his favorite snacks inside. My 2 year old had a little monkey with two stripes which he loved before this one.
2010906
I have the original and my 5 month old is still sleeping in it with plenty of room to spare. I plan to keep her in there until she's crawling, pulling up or able to move more (probably another 2 mos). I would go with the original if you have the space. It's about half the length of our queen bed. The mini is probably fine if you are only planning to use it a couple months.
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Hi! I actually had the Bjorn initially but returned it because I found that it was hard to carry my 8 lb baby for a long period of time. The ergo (either 360 or original) I am able to carry my 17 lb baby for a long period of time without it hurting my shoulders. The 360 is nice because you can face the baby outward but then there's the issue with the Velcro (can stick to clothes, is very loud, etc) the original is nice because of the clip feature but the baby can only face inward. So it is up to you on which to get. But between the ergo and Bjorn, I would def go with ergo. :)
315075
I went ahead and bought the pony, I'm not going to give it to her until Christmas but I figured since it's the newest between the the wo and there is not a big price difference it would be the better choice. Besides if she does not really get into the interactive part at least she will have a good toy to play on.
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I haven't seen the one for the 2 year old but the larger of these two is really big. My daughter is 6 and I think she will probably get a few more years use out of it. It's small enough for a 2 year old too probably.