Do you need a newborn insert for this??
1315779
You should never use any after-market products with a car seat, including head supports/snugglers. If it did not come with the car seat, it hasn't been crash-tested to be safe, and can also void the warranty of the seat.
1315780
I purchased one for my daughter because I didn't like the way she looked sitting in the seat. The insert gave her a more comfortable fit plus it kept her cool. I used it until she was around 8 months. You can't go wrong if you decided to use it. God bless
1315781
I had the Britax brand one, but it wasn't necessary. I removed it after my LO was 1-2 weeks old and he was fine with the insert that comes with the seat.
2087220
Here is the answer from a Boppy rep: Yes, you would take out the infant insert that comes with the carseat as you do not need both.
1719079
I thinkit will be a little unsafe to place your new born in a stroller without having the baby in a car seat that attaches to the stroller. Once they have a better head support, it would be good to place your child in the stroller. Either way, you will need the seat for the car.
314671
I wouldn't advise doing so. You wouldn't be able to get the head support and secure strap tightening that you'd need for your newborn to be safe.
709096
Newborn... none-25. Newborns go more frequently in little amounts. As they get older, they go less often and in larger quantities so that's where the inserts come in.
671373
As long as your newborn is at least 5 lbs, this car seat is suitable. I didn't get it until my baby was 10 mos old so I can't speak from my experience but there are is an infant insert that comes with the seat making it comfortable for a newborn. Hope that helps!
1401644
My daughter was 8lbs when she started using and I did not need the insert.. Save your $40!
426605
There is an insert accessory for newborns that can be purchased to use with the tub. When we got this tub, I was curious if our $10 infant bath sling from Babies 'R Us would fit into it, and it did.
1240475
It does not require an insert like some other carriers. (Ergo) the waist band folds up and snaps to make the body of the carrier shorter to accommodate a newborn. I believe that is a feature that has changed on the newest model recently released.
564775
Newborns can be put in an Ergo, but you need the newborn insert to add to the carrier, and they need to be worn on your front only. Backpack and side carries need to wait until baby has good head control
1282123
No - as long as your infant can sit up by himself then you don't need a special insert. We started using this with our son when he was 6 months old.
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I bought one if those snuzzlers that fit around your newborn in the car seat or stroller and that worked well. Also, They sell adapters for car seats that fit into different strollers. I think it depends on what kind of car seat you have for which one to buy. If we have another baby I'm going to look into that as well. Hope that helps!
185683
It is an add on but to put a baby under 3 months old in the carrier you'll need it. Their legs are too small to straddle you. With the insert you tuck their legs up on top of the insert pillow.
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Sure! I would recommend buying an insert for a newborn (probably can buy one at any store, doesn't have to be specific to the city mini). That will keep the baby more secure. Good luck.
630456
If you have the insert (which you need unless your kid is really big or 2+) then yeah you have to take it off. It's very easy, even if you have a baby in one hand. We love it.
1282121
We did use the infant insert with our 6 month old. I'm not sure we would have had to, but it made the chair more comfortable and supported her better as she was just learning to sit up. We just removed the insert a few weeks ago when she turned 9 months.
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It comes with inserts for a newborn and says on the manufacturer info. that it is for a newborn to up to a toddler. The lbs is listed on it, says 5-70lbs. The straps are a little on the heavy side (there is rubber on them) but it states that it can indeed be used for a newborn.... I used a lock in type at first and then bought this once my daughter hit 20 lbs...but it was more pricey to do that. It comes down to what is most affordable for you and what your preferences are. Maybe reach out to the manufacturer if you want more clarity. Hope this helps:)