Rock & Play - bog enough for 4-5mo.old? Airplane travel? Hi! Anyone use this on a larger baby4-5 months old? Our 2-month-old is nearly 14 lbs so she'll be large at 4months, when we want to use a travel bed to travel to Europe. Also, anyone use this in a suitcase for airplane travel? Doable? Too heavy to be worth taking? Thanks! Rock & Play - bog enough for 4-5mo.old? Airplane travel? Hi! Anyone use this on a larger baby4-5 months old? Our 2-month-old is nearly 14 lbs so she'll be large at 4months, when we want to... » Read More Rock & Play - bog enough for 4-5mo.old? Airplane travel? Hi! Anyone use this on a larger baby4-5 months old? Our 2-month-old is nearly 14 lbs so she'll be large at 4months, when we want to use a travel bed to travel to Europe. Also, anyone use this in a suitcase for airplane travel? Doable? Too heavy to be worth taking? Thanks! « Show Less
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Our 5 month old is no longer comfortable in this sleeper. She's too active and slides down with her feet dangling and her neck in an uncomfortable position. I think you can use it for travel purposes if it's a short trip. I wouldn't use it for too long though. I think it's light enough to take with you.
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My daughter is 17 weeks now & we love the FP Rock & Play Sleeper, but seems like she might be outgrowing it soon.
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My close to 6-month-old daughter still loves this. She is 26 inches and 15 1/2 pounds.
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Hello there! Our "little" man is 3.5 months, 25" and 18 pounds. We use the RNP and aren't sure how much longer we will be able to use it. It only goes up to 25 pounds, but your child could outgrow it for length. We still have some head room, but we are thinking he will have transition by the end of August as we use this for his primary sleeping space due to acid reflux. So, you might be cutting it close if you decided to get it.Also, it travels VERY easily! We have taken it on many trips. It breaks down into a few pieces and could fit into a large suitcase. Have you looked at using a peapod?? KidCo PeaPod Portable Travel Bed with Air Pump - RedIn any case, have a great time on your trip! Hello there! Our "little" man is 3.5 months, 25" and 18 pounds. We use the RNP and aren't sure how much longer we will be able to use it. It only goes up to 25 pounds, but your child could outgrow it for length. We still have some head room, but we are thinking he will have transition by the end of August as we use this for his primary sleeping space due to acid reflux. So, you might be cutting it close if you decided to get it.Also, it travels VERY easily! We have taken it on many trips. It breaks down into a few pieces and could fit into a large suitcase. Have... » Read More Hello there! Our "little" man is 3.5 months, 25" and 18 pounds. We use the RNP and aren't sure how much longer we will be able to use it. It only goes up to 25 pounds, but your child could outgrow it for length. We still have some head room, but we are thinking he will have transition by the end of August as we use this for his primary sleeping space due to acid reflux. So, you might be cutting it close if you decided to get it.Also, it travels VERY easily! We have taken it on many trips. It breaks down into a few pieces and could fit into a large suitcase. Have you looked at using a peapod?? KidCo PeaPod Portable Travel Bed with Air Pump - RedIn any case, have a great time on your trip! « Show Less
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My daughter only liked this product till she was 2.5 months . After she was able to see better she didn't want to sit in this rocker because she couldn't see around her. However, she really did the the Baby Bjorn bouncer. Which has three or four positions. One is for sleeping. It folds flat for travel too. I wish we would have bought that bouncer instead of the rocker. We've taken the Baby Bjorn rocker with us on vacation to hotels and restaurants. It's pretty convenient. Here's a link for that product.BABYBJORN BabySitter Balance, Brown/Beige (Discontinued by Manufacturer) My daughter only liked this product till she was 2.5 months . After she was able to see better she didn't want to sit in this rocker because she couldn't see around her. However, she really did the the Baby Bjorn bouncer. Which has three or four positions. One is for sleeping. It folds flat for travel too. I wish we would have bought that bouncer instead of the rocker. We've taken the Baby Bjorn rocker with us on vacation to hotels and restaurants. It's pretty convenient. Here's a link for that product.BABYBJORN BabySitter... » Read More My daughter only liked this product till she was 2.5 months . After she was able to see better she didn't want to sit in this rocker because she couldn't see around her. However, she really did the the Baby Bjorn bouncer. Which has three or four positions. One is for sleeping. It folds flat for travel too. I wish we would have bought that bouncer instead of the rocker. We've taken the Baby Bjorn rocker with us on vacation to hotels and restaurants. It's pretty convenient. Here's a link for that product.BABYBJORN BabySitter Balance, Brown/Beige (Discontinued by Manufacturer) « Show Less
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If your little one is sitting up or trying I would not recommend using this product.
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Our son is 6 months, 16lb and 30" and still uses this. His legs do now go over the top, so we have to make sure we use it with a sleep sack in the winter, or else he kicks off the blankets now.
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I think a 4 year old would fit. We put our twins in here and they are average sized and almost 5. It's a lot to steer (I really wish it had a pivoting front tire), and it is almost maxed out but weight-wise it can handle it. I think a 4 year old and smaller kiddo would be fine. I would look into how it would steer with it being unbalanced with different weight children as it was hard enough when the weight was completely even. This is a great stroller for kids comfort, just not for a parent if you have to steer turns or curves very much.
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If the child is light enough (i.e., no more than 23 lbs.) it should not be a problem. My 4-year old grandson (who weighs 32 lb.) wanted to be pushed around in it and the rubber around the wheels came off. I can only assume this happened because he was too heavy. This is the only time the rubber came off despite great usage, but with no one riding in it. I don't think that it's really designed for "passengers", other than toys or stuffed animals. My 2-year old grandson loves to "load it up" with all of his toys and animals and push them around.
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It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help! It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I... » Read More It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help! « Show Less
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We bought this as a crib for our grandson, who stays with us at least two days a week. He is now 18 months old and is more than 100% of his age group for height... and he still sleeps in this Babyjorn travel crib.. we love it... very easy to pack up and take on vacations, as well as using it every week for sleep overs and daily naps...
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My 10 month old chubby monkey Grandson still fits in it nicely but has to be strapped into the "seat belt" because he constantly wants to roll over. I think he might have another 6 months in it tops. So I'd say no for a anything over 18 months.
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It would all depend on how tall and heavy your child is and how likely they are to make serious attempts to climb out. Our son is a tall 2.5 and we still use it when we travel. While he is starting to fill it out with how tall he is, because it is so deep, he doesn't even think about trying to get his leg over the side or anything. Also, he is quite happy and relaxed sleeping in it so he doesn't really care to get out. I really debated buying this because of the price and the fact that we already had the typical pack n play, but I must say it has made extensive travel for us much more pleasant. When baby brother doesn't sleep well, no one sleeps well!!
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I would not put two kids with that age difference in it. I don't think that would work well, and depending on the size of your six year old, they may not both fit. I would say it is definitely worth carry around for a trip for the 19 month old. Can't imagine not having it for traveling with little ones.
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It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help!
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Totally depends on your baby! My son was 17 pounds at 3 months (98th %), so I'm sure he's a bit earlier than average. We is got this for him at 3 1/2 months and we started using it for short periods so he could get the standing up feeling and start learning the toys for cause and effect. Now, at 4 months, he loves to jump! We still have it on the setting that keeps him closest to the ground because he's average on height (25 inches now). His feet are almost flat, but the next setting is too high. In any case, we should be able to use this until he's walking, so many months of use. :)
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I have used it since since my daughter was born and she is 16 month right now and my husband still uses it sometimes when he goes out with her. On the manual it says you can use it up to 25pounds she is almost 30 pounds still uses it. It really depends on baby weight while she is growing. And to make your money worth you can use up to when you feel it can hold her any longer. plus after she is done you can pass it down to another baby.
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It worked great for us when we travelled with our 9 month old. We just tried it again now that he is 15 mo and 26lbs and it tends to fold. But when he was smaller we were gone for 2 weeks and used it daily and never had a problem.
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My son is five and weighs 45 pounds. He was about your son's size when he was 2, but then he thinned out. This thing is good up to about 100 pounds for front facing five point restraint. The five point restraint is simply the safest. We also have a booster for when he goes with family or friends, as this is not as convertible. But, overall, I love the britax 5-point restraint seat for longer trips especially as when he nods off his head has a place to rest. Your son is only 2, so I would recommend investing in this. Poorly fitted boosters can cause evisceration of organs and spinal cord injury to children. Why risk it? My son is five and weighs 45 pounds. He was about your son's size when he was 2, but then he thinned out. This thing is good up to about 100 pounds for front facing five point restraint. The five point restraint is simply the safest. We also have a booster for when he goes with family or friends, as this is not as convertible. But, overall, I love the britax 5-point restraint seat for longer trips especially as when he nods off his head has a place to rest. Your son is only 2, so I would recommend investing in this. Poorly fitted boosters can cause evisceration of organs and spinal cord... » Read More My son is five and weighs 45 pounds. He was about your son's size when he was 2, but then he thinned out. This thing is good up to about 100 pounds for front facing five point restraint. The five point restraint is simply the safest. We also have a booster for when he goes with family or friends, as this is not as convertible. But, overall, I love the britax 5-point restraint seat for longer trips especially as when he nods off his head has a place to rest. Your son is only 2, so I would recommend investing in this. Poorly fitted boosters can cause evisceration of organs and spinal cord injury to children. Why risk it? « Show Less
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It worked fine for us and we travel a lot. we've used it with our son between the ages of 1.5 and 3 and it was great! A little cumbersome with detaching and reattaching but worth it. Good luck!
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Depends on how your toddler is. I started using it with my son at 23 months. The decision didn't have to do with age or weight, it was just his age when we first purchased him his own seat. I wouldn't hesitate to use it for my daughter who is currently 20 months. I don't know her weight, but it's about the same as your child. I find this much easier to use than lugging a car seat through the airport. It's guaranteed to fit in the plane seat, which isn't always true for regular car seats. One warning, you have to distract the child from the plane belt buckle. At first, they want to keep undoing the seatbelt. My son got over it rather quickly (or I flipped the buckle so he couldn't lift the flap). Depends on how your toddler is. I started using it with my son at 23 months. The decision didn't have to do with age or weight, it was just his age when we first purchased him his own seat. I wouldn't hesitate to use it for my daughter who is currently 20 months. I don't know her weight, but it's about the same as your child. I find this much easier to use than lugging a car seat through the airport. It's guaranteed to fit in the plane seat, which isn't always true for regular car seats. One warning, you have to distract the child from the plane belt buckle. At first, they want to keep... » Read More Depends on how your toddler is. I started using it with my son at 23 months. The decision didn't have to do with age or weight, it was just his age when we first purchased him his own seat. I wouldn't hesitate to use it for my daughter who is currently 20 months. I don't know her weight, but it's about the same as your child. I find this much easier to use than lugging a car seat through the airport. It's guaranteed to fit in the plane seat, which isn't always true for regular car seats. One warning, you have to distract the child from the plane belt buckle. At first, they want to keep undoing the seatbelt. My son got over it rather quickly (or I flipped the buckle so he couldn't lift the flap). « Show Less
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We had a pack and play at home. I wanted this product because we would be flying and staying in several hotels and homes. This product is smaller and lighter than a pack and play to travel with. You could use this at home as a pack and play also, but you will eventually have to by a regular sized pack and play later on when the child is a tad older. Try it out- if it doesn't work out- return it�I hope this answered your question.
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Hi! There is still room for a toddler or child when the infant seats are still in place. I had twin babies when my son was almost two. This was the only stroller I could find at the time (6 years ago), that would work for us. It is a dream to push when empty, but it is VERY hard to push and turn with babies on board. I quit using it when the babies were 12 months old. I hated this stroller, but didn't have much choice....