Contains a full 12 months
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I've used this particular model of calendar for nearly 10 years. Does everything I need it to with no unnecessary excitement. Large format works well for holding 8 1/2 x 11 documents in a folder-like fashion.
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Pretty good product, and I will buy it again....but the rubber becomes brittle around 12 months, and breaks around 14 months.
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The shoe itself is lovely.  Easy to put on, nice soft soles, great color, 2 small rubber "gripping" pads on the bottom for beginning walkers or cruisers.  My son JUST TURNED 12 months (foot measures 4 3/4 INCHES heel-to-toe, INSIDE of shoe measures 4 7/8 INCHES) and though the shoe says 12-18 months, I think he will outgrow them with a month or two. So measure your child before!
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My husband and I watched this video prior to the arrival of our baby girl.  Although she was a relatively happy baby, she never slept for more than 20 minutes during a nap time, and never slept more than two hours at a time at night until she was 8 months old, in which I was beyond exhaustion.  I am jealous over all of those moms who claim that their baby was happily sleeping all night.  We are at a year, and my baby still wakes up at least once a night; and, with teething episodes, can be three to four times a night.  Everyone notes that she is an extremely active child, with an incredibly fast metabolism, and very bright.  She was walking at six months, started talking prior to 9 months, and at a year has over a 100 word vocabulary, running around the house constantly. So I conclude no system would have made her a calm, quiet, restful child.  Irregardless, we found the methods suggested did work miracles to calm her, and made us feel more confident in our parenting.  My husband often jokes that she never cried longer than three minutes in her life.  Since our child was adopted, I was extremely nervous about her attachment to us, but through these methods, I think she quickly realized that we were her comforters and her security.  I am happy to say that she is very bonded to us.  I would recommend this series for everyone who is becoming parents.
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My son has worn this hat from 6 months and he is now 12 months. The infant size fit him perfectly.
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It was hard to find a second year calendar and my daughter-in-law who is a busy working mom enjoyed the first year calendar so much. I was thrilled to find this. A nice way to keep up with those milestones and there are so many in year two. She keeps it near the fridge and jots on it often. This is a great gift for any mom with a toddler. Is there a year three?
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I love this planner series. I do wish I could find one that's only twelve months. The vertical format is great if you're a list maker like I am. There are tear out lists in the back, although I often use them for journaling. I also appreciate the elastic band. It's the little things. :)
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at 4 months old.  But when he turned 6 months, he started playing with it a lot more.  I'm surprised that he likes it so much.
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0-12 months is kind of a joke. I really like the material, I really like the look but no way is it for 0-12 months, I would say maybe 12-24 months. It will eventually fit my boy but unless your child has a watermelon for head you will have to wait a year.
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16 months of enjoyment out of this and still going strong. I would recommend this for any parent of a six month plus
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I bought this for my 5 month (almost 6 month) old for Halloween 2014. I purchased the 6-12 month size thinking that she would probably "swim" in it, but that it would be better that stuffing her into something too snug. The item fit like a glove. Which is great for me with my six month old, but the range is supposed to be for up to 12 months old! She won't fit into it in 2 months let alone six. She's not a chunky baby by any means... 15th percentile in weight.
The material is thin but very soft on the outside. It's too thin to wear on its own on a California evening in late October. The hat is adorable and it kept her warm.
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My son enjoyed this tremendously his first year or so of life from around 6 months to 12 months. He was pretty rough with it after he started walking and would fling himself on top of it, kick it, etc. It sprung a leak and I tried to patch it per the instructions but it was a lost cause. Was great while it lasted. I bought extra balls for it which it definitely needed!
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So this is a super cute little house, but I feel like I bought it a few months too late. My 1 tr old is easily able to push it around his room (hardwood floors). It is really light weight and he almost knocks it over. I would say this is perfect for 8 months - 12 months. Once you have a walker, I wouldnt recommend. This would have been perfect for my son at 8 months when he was crawling and learning to stand.
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When my son was 12 months old I wanted to get him his first real puzzles, and after looking around I knew Melissa & Doug was the best brand. I started with one of their 8-piece puzzles since he had played with a plastic Fisher Price puzzle that had 6 pieces and it seemed too simple for him... well, the knobs on that 8-piece puzzle were little tiny pegs that no 12-month-old could ever master! So I searched more and found this lovely puzzle, along with several other M&D puzzles of the same type (large knobs, three large pieces). My son loves them!!! At 12 months, he was absolutely able to pick up and maneuver the pieces; and now at 16 months, the puzzles are still challenging for him. In other words, these are such a great toy for 12-18 month olds! Teaching so many skills while having fun, that's what it's all about, right?
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My daughter loved this when I purchased it (approximately 6-7 months old). She is now 13 months and still interacts with it.
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LOVE!! I ending up getting 18-24months for my daughter.. it's a little big but I wanted it that way for her to grow in to. It's absolutely perfect and carseat safe.
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This book is not really a "first book"-- at least not if you are reading to a baby under 12-15 months.  I tried reading this book to my daughter at 7, 8, 9, 10 months old and she was not very interested.  At that age, she really needed and preferred [(and still at 14 months loves) a more tactile experience-- touch and feel books like&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Pat-the-Bunny-Touch-and-Feel-Book/dp/0307120007/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Pat the Bunny (Touch and Feel Book)</a>&nbsp;or lift the flap books like&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Where-is-Baby-s-Mommy/dp/0689835612/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Where is Baby's Mommy?</a>, both of which I would also put in the classic/retro-ish/timeless genre that parents who buy this book likely seek.  HOWEVER, just because it is not really a good *first* book for infants or young toddlers, it is still a good one for toddlers.  My daughter is starting to find pleasure in this book now that she knows a lot of the words on the pages and says them herself regularly (ball, balloon, bathtub), and because the baby in the book follows her own routine quite closely.  We have the gold-spine "little golden book" version of this book.  The simple, mid century renderings of a genderless baby going about his or her day are adorable and comforting for any young child.  I note that the publisher is coming out with a board book version, which looks lovely, and probably will be easier for babies this age to hold and manipulate themselves.  I probably would have chosen that version if it was available when I bought ours.