Would this help my son from falling out of the stroller, he hates being strapped in so I thought this might help?
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The tray curves out, so I would still be concerned with my little guy slipping out underneath it. I guess it would depend on how big your child is, but since it goes across the entire front it could help.
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It will help them from falling forward but they could slip underneath it if they tried. You may still need to strap them in.
1135845
Yes it definitely works. However the material is very flimsy and the zipper may become detached after a few uses. My friend has the JJ Cole Bundleme for strollers and it seems much sturdier. She also has the City Mini. I will be getting that one for this winter.
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Sorry, I didn't buy it until twins were 10 months old, so didn't use that function. Could ask makers of stroller if there is an adaptor, but to be honest I don't see how it would fit on.
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nope. but I wouldn't get this for a stroller that you open and close a lot. ours kept getting trapped when we closed up our city mini and it has come apart a few times. it is easy to reassemble but annoying to do so
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Maybe. You would just need to loop the harness strap around part of the stroller frame behind the child.
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It would depend on a lot of factors like how big your son is, whether: he's showing signs of freedom(that is; not wanting to be carried sometimes), he's able to sit comfortably on his own without much/any support at all,etc... The safety of your child is paramount. *He has to be monitored always! Good luck!
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This won't keep him from falling in. It's just an extra large toilet seat cover. Really great to have for places like park bathrooms, but if you're looking for something to keep him from falling in, you'll definitely need a potty seat of some kind.
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I agree with Samara G. The straps are not easy to adjust. The stroller is great otherwise. I would not recommend the Snap 4 if you need to use it regularly for children that are very different in size. For older children that don't need to have the straps pulled tight in order to sit comfortably/safely it would probably be fine.
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My 75 lb lab jumped out of the back seat when we opened the door and it barely resisted. The stitching in the strap came undone. I still think it would help slow down momentum in a car accident but it will not completely restrain them.
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Not really. I've tried on a short walk where someone was picking us up after, and it was very difficult to shove it in there, and was constantly trying to fall out.
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I think it will be too wide but if you have a clip of some sort you could make it work. Your stroller has to have a canopy of some sort or it will not work! It would be right in the child's face.
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I am not sure what would work best for that particular brand, however I purchased mine for a Graco carrier. My daughter was a preemie and needed more support than her carrier provided. We have yet to try it out in a stroller since she's still too small.Side note: I would not recommend using this product in warm weather unless baby can move about freely. It's very warming!
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I would give it a try. My son is a little over 8 months. People tend to think he is younger because he is on the smaller side. He is a very active sleeper so it doesnt work well at night anymore, he usually ends up beside it etc.. But, we still use it for diaper changes, hc, swing etc so he's not flat on his head.the part where his head would rest is about 7 inches across in the middle if that helps. If it doesn't work u could save for another baby or loan/give away but I would try it. We will use it as long as possible, I'm sure he appriciates the extra cushion:)
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Hello Ayra, I have a baby with 15 months. He is a heavy baby and it never happened to him to slide out from seat. I do not believe the stroller is not deep enough. Good luck! Julianna
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I have a 19 month old that weighs 23lbs. We tried on a friend's Puddle Jumper and it fit a little loose but it still help him float and enjoy himself. Off course, you need to keep a constant eye on your child even with a life vest. I don't think it will fall off, my child is on the slim side and it did not slide off his arms.
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Right, I've had that problem too. I think it has something to do with the smaller straps that hold those gray chest pads (forget what Britax calls them - HUGS pads?). I just pull the strap release (accessed through a slit in the seat cover near where the lower strap comes out between the child's legs), grasp the black clip that holds the 2 shoulder straps together across the child's chest, and pull that clip upwards until it moves no further. That's usually enough slack in our case to get our kid out easily. It does seem to run up against those little HUGS pad straps though.
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It still depends on the seat belt to be secure... But there are 2 more buckles like the seatbelt to secure the vest onto him and one that keeps him from sliding out from under the vest that fastens from back to front between the legs. Once the vest is on and he is seated, the seat belt is secured through the front of the vest w/ metal C clips that keep the seat belt low and in place. At times this can be difficult to undo with a moving child but could help delay his escape for a while. This also should be used w/ the shoulder strap and has Velcro to keep it placed just right- not on his neck, but st his shoulder. My kids would not be able to get out & still attached w/ seat belt at the beginning. The best thing about this is that it looks like a space/ astronaut suit & they learned to tolerate it b/c it was special. The only down side to this is that my kids couldn't see out the window, which is why they wanted out of the seat belt in the first place. We just had special things for them to do in the car when we traveled to keep them safe. Best to you and your family.