What's the difference between the infant vs. toddler versions?
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The Infant Dishwasher Basket has a compartment on the bottom for holding bottle nipples while the Toddler Dishwasher Basket has a small bin on top for holding very small attachments. The Infant Basket is focused towards baby care. If you have a toddler, or are looking for a larger basket in-general, then I would recommend the Toddler Basket.
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I believe the infant version was more for bottles, this is more for sippy cups.
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I have a dual, and by the time my daughter was 12 months, her use of the infant side made it actually softer than the toddler side. So now our next baby gets to use the toddler side for better firmness.
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The difference, as far as I can tell, is the size, so if you're going to get one, I'd take the toddler pillow, with the requisite caveat that just because they're called "baby" and "toddler" pillow doesn't make them inherently safer for babies under 1 year than any pillow. So, you know, that's up to you. If you're planning to put it in a crib, I don't know if the baby pillow would fit better, but I know I like the toddler pillows because I can kind of share them with my kids if I have to lie down with them for a while.
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I do not know how they compare, however the large one is adorable and our 3 yr grandson loves it. So far it has been an indoor toy and we have heard no complaints from our daughter in law.
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You'll be able to feel it. One side is definitely firmer (for a baby) and one side is much softer/cushier for toddlers.
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The only difference is the physical. Each has the same great benefit. The pellets are more candy like and kids make no fuss taking them. My littlest is now eight and does not mind taking the tablet form which makes it easier since they tablets are easier to find.
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I think a toddle would prefer the smaller size, the 25 in would be almost as tall as they were. JMO
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Hi Dorian, Technically, a 'toddler' is approximately two-years old, and most likely walking. Their little bones are getting stronger, and are exercised more once they start alking and eventually running. About that time you may want to consider 'turning' the matress to the more orthepedic-friendly side for toddlers and smaller children as their 'comfort-needs' are now differnet than when they were infants. Ultimately it is up to you, but the 'toddler-side' is more chushy, ans supportive of a larger little one . . . .
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The label is marked which side is toddler and which side is infant. It's in small print.
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We bought both this seat and the Britax Boulevard 70-3G. Both are great chairs. The Recaro's seat is not deep enough and makes it look uncomfortable but my kid doesn't complain. It has a really high back which makes it uncomfortable to get her in and out in our small car. If you're talking about a small infant, the seat does not come with an infant positioner that would make it more comfortable and more secure. The side protection wings also don't go all the way down for a tiny one. In my honest opinion, I think an infant car seat is better since it is built specifically for them. This one is much better for smaller toddlers. Pros: lots of venting so you don't have to worry about over heating. SUPER safe, steel frame. Cons: difficult install. Tall back even in a larger car. No infant positioner. I did LOVE my Graco Snugfit 35. They now make an even nicer Snugfit 40 that should last even longer than my 35. If I had to do it again, I would have gotten the Sung Fit 40 so that my 19 month old could still fit in it (35in height max) and then bought my Britax for ease of use again. I know I may have over burdened you with my answer. The seat is better for a toddler. But I wouldn't buy it again.
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To my knowledge, no. A toddler bed still uses the mattress from the original crib and the sides come off of the crib and turns into his first little bed. I believe a twin mattress is larger... But you can always google it to be sure :)
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I think it depends on height and size of the infant, coz some infant weighs less than 30 lbs but taller and some are shorter.
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The gentle ease uses a different set of proteins I believe to be easier on the stomach. The infant ones use less broken down proteins than the newborn ones because at that point their stomachs can digest them better. At least that's my understanding. I highly recommend calling Enfamil or asking through their FB page though - their customer service is stellar!
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Not sure what the difference is but my nephew loved the one I got. I think it's built better and has more to do on it
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I do not know the details because I have not played with both and we do not stock both. You could look call Toysmith, they could perhaps tell you. These are recommended 3 and up so I do not know which would be easier for a one year old.
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I believe the only difference is the nozzle that you stick in the baby's nose is smaller. An adult can use it & the ingredients are the same.
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I would get the smaller rather than the toddler one. My daughter is turning 2 and she has had both for a while now, but she always ends up sleeping on the small one. The toddler version maybe to thick for her...