There is so little thigh space, I can't imagine fitting my 7 month old daughter for much longer. How does everyone deal this?
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I just dropped the seat down a couple notches to a level that is comfortable. I think the instructions say to keep it at the higher notch, but it works fine if you lower it.
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My daughter is almost 2, in the 99th percentile in height and still fits in it. It's never been an issue for us.
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We didn't even start on the highest level. We don't use the infant insert and we dropped down right away because the thigh space was ridiculously small and the tray at her navel. If she sits unsupported I would try either dropping down a level or removing the infant insert. Hope this helps!
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I moved the seat down and did not attach the L bracket to the bar, but be careful screwing the crotch attachment back on without the L bracket because the screws are long and it started to go through the wood seat.
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Ha! Been there. Get a small. I'm around the same size. Congrats on the baby!
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I just measured my son - he's 19 in. around, and it fits him, with a *little* room left to grow, so it should fit your daughter (tho not for long if she's growing quickly, which Bubs is not.)
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Children are very flexible so their legs wouldn't be "too long" for years. My 26 month old is still rear facing and loves to flop her legs all over the place. We don't plan on turning her around anytime soon. I have some friends that are still rear facing their almost 4 year olds. Their skeletons are still forming and solidifying.
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I just got this a couple weeks ago and I am 19 mo post delivery . I have not been wearing everyday but I can see a slight difference already . I am long waisted and it doesn't stretch vertically so it tugs a little I the crotch area. Running around after twins makes it not that comfortable to wear shape wear in general . This is my favorite shape wear I own though.
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Well can't say for sure but, I can say this our daughter is already 13 month's and she is above average in height and she seems to have room and works well, I would stop at babies r us and try one similar and put baby in and if fits order it...
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I didn't think they fit well until the baby was at least 10 pounds. Havent gotten to the 2 years mark yet.
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she is movable and can be places in standing or laying position. All her limbs and neck move. she cannot use a pacifier. her mouth doesn't open enough. she uses 0-3 month real baby clothes. but her belly and legs are fatter than a real baby that age so make sure you get clothes with extra room, not tight fitting. onsies and sleepers are great if they are stretchy. Real diapers, dresses and pants and shirts all fit great without problems. 3-6 month hats, socks and shoes fit better because her head, ankles and feet are really fat! hope that helps. newborn or size one diapers fit great.
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She's sleeping so I can't take it off her to measure but I can tell you how it fits. She's small for six months and it fits her like a woman's 18" necklace. There are 1 year olds at her preschool that wear them and they're much bigger than her. Theirs fit more like a 16" women's necklace. Random comparison but hopefully it makes sense. Lots of room.
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It's fine for a child that age to have very little "leg room" rear facing. It's not their legs you need to be worried about as much as their neck! It is recommended that you leave a child rear facing until the age of 2 (we did with no noticeable complaints from our son) or until the child outgrows the hileight and weight requirements for the seat in a rear facing position. For her own health and safety, leave her rear facing as long as possible! She is more comfortable than you would think!
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If she does, it won't be for long... my niece who just turned 6 is 45 pounds can barely fit for a few minutes comfortably. When my daughter who is probably about 34 inches sits in it, she probably only has a foot of space above her head (and less space for getting in and out as the roof arches up for more headspace once inside). You might want to look for another toy, or you can get this and enjoy it for a little while. I'm sure you could sell it easily when you're done with it (or save it for another kiddo).
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Well, I guess it depends on how long? I can only speak from experience. My daughters were 19 3/4 and 20 1/2 respectively and it worked great both times. I would guess it would be fine because there is no velcro or fitted areas. We used till they were both 4 mos. I would think you could try..not sure about return policy on these items. Best!
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I have the exactly same problem. My baby is 9 month old. I am worrying the slouching position is not good for her spine. She doesn't look bothered by that, though not very happy about it either. what can I do?
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Hi Danielle,Thank you for your feedback!We usually recommend a "bra extender" to our moms when they experience and or have the same concerns as yourself. It is a small accessory found anywhere that will provide you with extra hooks down at the bottom crotch area providing you with more room and 9 times out of 10 it resolves the issue.We can mail you one out today to you free of charge. Simply give us a call at (888) 894-2951Have a great day!
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I assume it shouldn't be that roomy since it's supposed to hinder their startle reflex. However my daughter is tiny and it's really big on her. If your baby liked being swaddled they will probably like a tighter fit.
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Hi! My daughter is 11 months old and I put a few of her toys in there with her and she still has room to move around quite a bit. My daughter is walking and very active so I've thought about buying the extensions at around 18 months once she's grown a little more but I, personally, am going to wait to see exactly when I feel she's outgrowing it. For now, though, it is plenty big for her to play in. Hope this helps!
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I have a tall two year old and her feet don't even reach that middle platform. The seats sit so far back that the leg room hasn't been a problem for me yet!