Can I use the snug seat instead of bassinett for my one month old?
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Yes, but I believe you are only supposed to use the most reclined position. I think I found the official recommendation on uppa baby's website. We used the snug seat from very early on and liked it. Hope that helps!
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Agreed with previous comment that the seat needs to be at the most reclined position for such a young baby. I myself did not use it when my daughter was that young. She was/is small for her age and felt her infant car seat gave her a much "cozier" feeling. We just bought an adaptor to use with the UppaBaby frame.
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You should be able to. I've been using it with my son (and seat fully reclined) since about 2 months.
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I think it depends on how big they are and how much head control they have. I used it for my first daughter before she could sit up....I loved it. It is something that I plan to use again on my second who is a week old. I will probably try him in it when he is a month or so old to see how he does....it is worth the investment...it also protects the fabric seat well into when they are older.
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No, a bassinet mattress won't fit in it. For safety, I wouldn't recommend using anything else other than the pad that comes with it. My grandson is 5 months old now and still sleeps through the night in it. I haven't measured the pad but I think the size is on the web site
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Yes, you can use an infant seat on one side and the other side for the toddler tray. That's what we do.
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I agree with DOGLOVER. The seat is a little wider than some of the other seats, but my son was able to use it fine with a stepstool he just held himself up with his hands. It is not so wide that they will just fall right in unless they are really tiny.
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Hi! Not sure.. My baby was already 1 when I bought it so I didn't try but perhaps you can. He'd be sitting straight up so it might not be the most comfortable position to always nurse like that...
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Yes the bassinet has to be removed to fold the frame. The toddler seat can probably be used with a newborn if fully reclined but I would suggest getting an adapter for your car seat and just use that when the baby is too young to sit by themselves.
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Yes! I've used it as my babies bassinet since she came home from the hospital. She will be 3 months next week. I plan on using it till she gets too big. She was a small baby so I'm not sure how well it would work if you had a large baby. I love it! Clean and simple. And chemical free!
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It's not super padded on the head but most of the bassinets I looked at weren't either. I used a yellow foam bath pad on the head area to add softness--the type you use to keep babies from slipping in the bath but I also didn't use this rocker until he was a couple of months old and had head control to move. If you're looking for something for a newborn, I'd recommend the FP Rock n' Play Snugglebunny. It's ideal for newborns and very soft. We used this Portable Rocker after he outgrew the snugglebunny since it's larger with a higher weight limit.
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Hi Marioli,I wouldn't feel comfortable using this stroller for a 1 month old. Personally, I wouldn't use the stroller until the child is able to fully support his/her neck (5-6 months old). The stroller is rather large, even when folded. Hope this helps!Kind regards,Zaheer
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As far as I can tell, the B-Agile double stroller does not have seats that can be removed like B-Ready. If that is the case, the bassinet will definitely not fit.
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Yeah, I wouldn't want to put an infant in this seat. Maybe by the time they're a year old it might be different but there's no padding or head support, so I would definitely get something separate for a baby. I used the Fisher Price Space Saver high chair when my little one was really little.
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I borrowed a bassinet for the first 2 and half months for my first DD. We started using this when she was almost 3 months old and we have had no problems with it. The seat reclines but if you want to be sure, I think there is also an bassinet you can purchase that can be strapped to sit on top.
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Hi! I wouldn't recommend *over* the bumbo, no. But I would still highly recommend, as my LO loved it. I love both seats for different reasons. The bumbo has been more practical for things like feeding, and small item play to practice finger dexterity since it has the tray, etc; whereas this seat can really only be for play or movie/tv watching. :)
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With a BOB adapter you can attach an infant seat (like Graco, etc.). The Bug-a-Boo is the one that allows you to attach a bassinet.
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You can use the infant car seat in the bottom seating area with the bassinet in the top position.
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You can. Just keep in mind though that only half of the bassinet is then exposed. If your baby is able to roll over, he may roll under the changing station. It is recommended in the instructions to not use the changing table in this manner. Also, it is worth noting that the napper is rather difficult to take on and off, but the changing station is simple. You could remove it until you need it and just click it back into place.
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With a proper installation and as long as the baby is over 5 pounds, yes, it will work for a one month old. I have used this for a 6 week old infant and was able to get a wonderful fit for her using the included infant insert. She weighed under 8 pounds at the time.