when will baby outgrow it? we want to use it instead of a regular crib but don't want 10 transition 2 a toddler bed until child is about 15-18 months.
223231
My daughter just turned 8 months old and she is too tall for this crib from front to back. She cannot rotate around in it and then gets stuck. I am currently searching for a full sized crib and mattress for her. It was a bad choice for us. She is in the 95th percentile in regards to height. We are a tall family. :) Hope this helps and good luck with your search!
223232
My grandchild just moved to big crib at 21 months to make room for the new baby.
223233
My twins are 27 months old now. They just transitioned from their mini cribs to toddler beds. Charlie is 35 inches tall and Liam is 34 and a half. These cribs are great. I think a child can stay in them until around 2...
223234
Our son was about 14-16 months when he started climbing out of it. He's been in the 90th percentile for height.
223235
It will work for that. It's the same as a regular crib except the length right to left is shorter but still would fit a kiddo 2.5 feet tall laying down and standing. Very durable but be sure to buy the real mattress and not just use the crib mat it comes with.
223236
My child is 21 months and still sleeps in this crib. He's getting close to outgrowing it but seems to be perfectly content in the cozy space. He's around the 50th percentile for height and weight.
865719
Mine were both premies and they outgrew it around 8-9 months but I would say full term babies around 6months if they are active and wriggly. I think it is more a matter of them trying to get out than outgrowing it in terms of weight. Once they are older and can sit properly and walk you can theoretically use it as a toddler chair (without the crotch strap) but I think it reclines too much.
1654350
I could only use up to 5 months as a cosleeper. Then my baby could climb out but I'm still using it at 10 months dropped down as a pack n play.
1535887
There isn't much because it is for a toddler. I would guess a foot. Im not home to tell you exactly. My son was 16 months when I got the bed and he crawls in and out of it easily. He is now 20 months old.
1110004
It is reccomended you flip the mattress at 12 months or when the child is 20 pounds. Some parents like to flip the mattress to the toddler side at the age of 12 months while others wait until the child is between 18 and 24 months. All of these are acceptable since both sides are designed to be safely used for infants and toddlers. While infants should be placed on their back to sleep on the firmer side, a toddler will most likely find the softer side more cozy. -found this online...
937423
It really depends on the size of the child, but generally it can be used from birth through toddler age. The bassinet portion can be used up to 16 pounds, then the child will move to the lower portion.
2065535
Depends entirely on how long your child stays in infant carrier. My daughter was a preemie so we used it past the 1 year mark, but I have heard of babies outgrowing infant seat at 4 months...Awesome product, would recommend if you live someplace cold (we are in Chicago area) . Also - does not interfere with function/safety of child seat.
733037
It really depends on how big he is. It is a toddler bed so he might be too big for it at 6 and if he isn't yet, he will probably outgrow it fast. We got it for my son when he was 1 and he is 3 now. I think he will get a couple more years out of it at most before he's too big and he is average size for a 3 year old.
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We have a delta mini crib, and the mattress seems too "fluffy" to put the baby in. Maybe when she's able to lift her head or even sit up. Right now our baby sleeps in a rock n play, and she seems to like that. You can use rock n plays until their 6 months or 25lbs I believe. Or when they can sit up.
1428172
Starts at 4 months. Not sure to what age. You can make it go taller as your child grows.
1683669
We use(d) it for our twins! We used the bassinet part for about 5 months when the twins slept in our room at night. After that, we moved them to the nursery to their cribs for night sleep. When they got too big for the bassinet part, we took that out and one twin still sleeps in it for naptime in a different room (if we put both in their cribs for nap they will play and keep each other awake!). It was a staple for us.
1547145
This can grow with her to some extent. My son is very average in length but still had plenty of room when we stopped swaddling at 3.5 months. So depending on how long you want to swaddle, she'll probably have enough room!
1110005
I know you are not supposed to, but I always used the toddler side because my baby slept better on the softer side. Technically, you are supposed to wait until they are a year old, but you really just have to do what works best for your family.
634283
I remember reading somewhere in the product description that the crib is good until 2 years old but if you have a tall child maybe sooner. My 6 month old still fits very comfortably in it. It's a solid wood foundation.
2815
No a toddler bed is smaller, you use the same mattress that you use for a crib.
800738
We plan on flipping it when we convert to a toddler bed... perhaps around 15 months. I imagine it's mostly just important to have the infant side the 1st year--when SIDS is a higher risk. There isn't a dramatic difference between the two sides.
911130
I can't answer because I ordered this and my baby never liked it and I don't know why. There is nothing wrong with it but my baby just didn't like it. To answer your question, I would say 7-8 months and he will outgrow it. Wish I could be more helpful.