Hi! The description on a site (momstrollerreviews) specifies is not for newborns. I consider getting it for a newborn. Can someone please tell why not
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I use it for my newborn. You just have to buy a car seat adapter for the stroller.
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Hmmmm.. do you mean without the base for the car seat? I have a newborn, and LOVE my stroller but I haven't used it without the adapter for my chicco keyfit 30 car seat.
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It's not for newborns because it doesn't come with a carrycot.But if you buy the optional carrycot it's an excellent stroller even for a newborn.
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The stroller sits too upright for a newborn who can't yet hold up his/her head. You would need to purchase the car seat adapter to sit the baby in the car seat on the stroller until he/she can hold up his/her head.
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I wouldn't use the stroller by itself with a newborn because the seat is not designed for a newborn (not enough support), and baby doesn't have the head/neck strength to sit up in it. However, we bought the carseat adapter so we can use it with our infant carseat, and it works great! Very easy to snap in and out. Just took my 1-week old for a walk in it this morning!
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It's pretty big for a newborn. We got one for our newborn but we bought an attachment that allows you to clip your infant car seat into the stroller securely. Without this attachment, this would not be a good infant stroller. They make the attachment for many of the different car seat brands so I'd recommend doing some research on whether they make the car seat adaptor for the car seat you are planning to buy so you'll have an entire system that is compatible.
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We used this pram for our newborn, It lays pretty much flat when reclined. I just brought a pram liner for a bit of extra padding :) Recommend this pram highly.
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Assuming you mean 9 month old? And it's big enough but I don't really recommend it for that age. (Or at all to be honest)It's really best for newborns. It lays pretty flat on the floor so if you put your 9 month old baby in it they'll just sit in it like you put them on a bean bag... But can easily roll over. We gave ours away by 6 months as we didn't use it for the baby...My 3year old loved it and pretended she was a turtle :) watch out for the seams though- I returned mine and the second one also split (and little styrofoam beads spilled everywhere) so I sewed the second one. I don't really recommend these seats period.
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Lol! I hadn't noticed but I feel like my baby was completely safe when she was smaller. She is 14 months now and I have been using it since she was 9 months about 3 days a week. She can climb out of it now and it tips so maybe that's why? Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I would not recommend for a new born. As stated by another reviewer it is VERY VERY firm. Also 12 inches is quite a slant for one so tiny.
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You are very welcome :) I use it on my second baby and still love it. I hope you find a stroller you are happy with! good luck!
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I think this is a question for the babysense Hisense safety monitor. I have never used one. You may even want to ask your pediatrician for advice about this.
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And I'd also say it's not really appropriate for babies. It's really for 1yr old upwards, in my opinion.
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I ordered this to use for my 18 month old daughter who sucks her thumb relentlessly. The idea behind the device is good, but it is not a good fit for her because too much condensation builds up in the area surrounding her thumb causing her skin to stay in a constant moist state. That being stated, the device could technically be used on the index finger, but I wouldn't advise it because I don't think it will be very comfortable for your child. I have resorted to covering my daughter's hand with a sock and securing it with medical tape. The sock method works the best for her; it's breathable, keeps her thumb out of her mouth and she is still able to grasp onto things. I ordered this to use for my 18 month old daughter who sucks her thumb relentlessly. The idea behind the device is good, but it is not a good fit for her because too much condensation builds up in the area surrounding her thumb causing her skin to stay in a constant moist state. That being stated, the device could technically be used on the index finger, but I wouldn't advise it because I don't think it will be very comfortable for your child. I have resorted to covering my daughter's hand with a sock and securing it with medical tape. The sock method works the best for her; it's... » Read More I ordered this to use for my 18 month old daughter who sucks her thumb relentlessly. The idea behind the device is good, but it is not a good fit for her because too much condensation builds up in the area surrounding her thumb causing her skin to stay in a constant moist state. That being stated, the device could technically be used on the index finger, but I wouldn't advise it because I don't think it will be very comfortable for your child. I have resorted to covering my daughter's hand with a sock and securing it with medical tape. The sock method works the best for her; it's breathable, keeps her thumb out of her mouth and she is still able to grasp onto things. « Show Less
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I don't believe this stroller is designed for newborns due to lack of head support. It does however accept most newborn child seats. If you look it up you can find which seats it's compatible with.
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I loved the seat, but only had it for one, and didn't use it for her as a newborn. It's certainly one of the smallest footprint seats I've seen. It would not allow you to pop the seat in and out of the car with the baby in it, which one big advantage of the other sort of seat.
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Not suitable for newborns. My grandson started using his at 6 mon. A lot depends on the size of the child.
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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.
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I bought this stroller for my son as he turned 1 year old. I would not recommend it for a newborn, as it doesn't really have much in terms of support. I had used his car-seat with a snap and go up until then, but he is big enough to sit, and needs to be able to see where we are going. I still use the snap and go when shopping, as it is convenient. I would've probably used the "Contours Lite Stroller" at 6-8 mos. if I had had it.
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I use mine with an adult & haven't tried it with a baby. I know with my adult that after being washed several times, they do tend to slide a little at her feet, but NOT where her body weight is. It's just my opinion, I think your baby would be safe on one of these for the length of time it takes to change him/her!!!
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I would say no. Mine is small (preemie) and is approaching 9 months. Almost too small for her. She's using it, but not Mich jumping room anymore.
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It did not work for me it worked for others. So my best advice is to try it. However i am not sure if this is meant for babies.
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I hope you are not installing it in a carsest. It doesn't fit safely in the infant and should not be marketed as safe since it's an after market product.