how does this compare to baby foot?
255484
Never used baby foot but I love Dream Feet! It's easy to use with the booties provided and my callouses are gone with two applications a few months apart. I also like that it uses fairly natural ingredients too.
1303077
The deck seems to be wider on this scooter versus the basic one. My son is a big kid and doesn't have any issues with his feet fitting. Hope that helps!
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
2273122
If your baby turns into a tall toddler, his/her feet will be able to extend past the two-sided pad. The head and feet sides might be uncomfortable at that point.
388073
not sure. i wasn't the biggest fan of this product. it squeezes the bottom of your foot and is kind of uncomfortable.
255291
I'm pretty sure it's ok for 8 week infant. Although, I exchanged this for Babybjorn Miracle, which I liked mush more, it's not as bulky as Comfort one
1118583
The pedi head is ruffer than the face but they are interchangeable. I haven't put the foot head on my face clarisonic but I have put the face brush on the foot. The foot machine is a little stronger but in my opinion not near strong enough for feet. If you put the foot brush on the face machine I dough it would do anything for your feet.
1553889
Not sure about the weight, but I would be more worried about the size of your child. The warning label says not to let the baby stand flat-footed on the base. Our 7 month old still uses it, but the exersaucer is already set as high as it can go. He is still standing on his tippy toes, but I doubt he will able to do that for much longer. He loves it still, but personally I would be hesitant to buy it for an 8 month old...
480021
the cheaper one is for daily maintenance. the more expensive foot cream is for cracked skin repair, expensive but very good.
793539
I put the rough side up because I think it wears better. It also helps grip little feet. The smooth side can be almost slippery, especially on stocking feet, but stays put on the floor.
873474
The foot cream has ingredients to keep skin soft and prevent calluses and the like. That's the only difference I think, but my co-workers used to say it was stronger than the original.
295604
First...the price is vastly different. This is meant to be used with a Moses basket which seems to be bigger and longer than the bug a boo. This with the Moses basket is meant to be like a bassinet. Not a stroller. The bug a boo is on wheels. It is more of a stroller and for outdoor use. Don't think it's something for baby to sleep in all night. And not sure how fast baby will grow out if it as well as it doesn't look that big to me. Again, major difference. One is a stroller and one is meant to be like a bassinet. Although you can take a bassinet/Moses basket outdoors as well but It not on wheels. First...the price is vastly different. This is meant to be used with a Moses basket which seems to be bigger and longer than the bug a boo. This with the Moses basket is meant to be like a bassinet. Not a stroller. The bug a boo is on wheels. It is more of a stroller and for outdoor use. Don't think it's something for baby to sleep in all night. And not sure how fast baby will grow out if it as well as it doesn't look that big to me. Again, major difference. One is a stroller and one is meant to be like a bassinet. Although you can take a bassinet/Moses basket outdoors as well but It not on... » Read More First...the price is vastly different. This is meant to be used with a Moses basket which seems to be bigger and longer than the bug a boo. This with the Moses basket is meant to be like a bassinet. Not a stroller. The bug a boo is on wheels. It is more of a stroller and for outdoor use. Don't think it's something for baby to sleep in all night. And not sure how fast baby will grow out if it as well as it doesn't look that big to me. Again, major difference. One is a stroller and one is meant to be like a bassinet. Although you can take a bassinet/Moses basket outdoors as well but It not on wheels. « Show Less
143623
You know, it's about scale for me. I bought the 12-in. for my 6-yr old, it looks fine. I just asked my 9-yr old to ride it, it just seems to be too small. The foot board especially (she's a kid's 5 in shoes). I'm not sure of the actual size difference between the two options, but I would guess that the 14-in would accommodate a larger, heavier child. Amazon's description seems to apply only to one model, so I couldn't make a real comparison.
514336
This one and baby are good to use because it's organic and doesn't cause skin cancer like some of this product there a website I'll post when u reply so you can do research. This one to thick like a paste. Baby is smooth and smell good doesn't smell like sun screen
527310
Not sure but the foot cream does a much better job on my feet. It has saved me from the expensive RX from my derm dr. for treating my psoriasis on the soles of my feet. I can't be without the daily treatment of AmLactin Foot Cream and the lotion did nothing.
905235
Not sure of what the product calls for but I've had this for my baby since he was 4 months old. Personal recommendation is to use for a baby that is trying to crawl/walk/stand. This is what it helps by using their feet/legs to strengthen them. The springs on this product are very tight so unless the child can use their legs well I would not recommend. Because my son started so early this was the product of choice for me simply because of the height adjustment and it being lower than most other brands.
804103
Honestly I have not had any issues with my child being cut or hurt at all. She has had it since 9 months old when she was cruzing and holding on to stuff to walk. I however have stubbed my toe on it several times. I guess if you wanted to be safe (I get it I was there too, baby proofing) maybe a thick tape from Home Depot, I know craft stores actually have foam tape. I guess it really depends on your comfort level, yeah I thought the edges were sharp but it really has not been an issue, very much like the toys you see in libraries and doctor offices.