What does "require baby to be able to sit upright unassisted" mean? My baby can sit up but leaning on cushions.
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It means if your baby has started hold his/her self upright but wobbles or just isn't quite there you may risk injury to head/neck. This is the next stage up, there's always the question of- are they really ready? If you are unsure your child can play in this without harm, consult your pediatrician.
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The chair sets straight up and does not lean back. Depending on how tall and how strong your baby is when sitting up will be your deciding factor rather than age. I would guess by 7-8 months would be okay. I love the chair. The tray as stated by others fits tight but it is not that big of a deal to me.
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I would say it sits upright. You have the option to make it whatever you want it. We love the stroller!
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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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What does non-drop side mean? Doesn't it need to drop down so you can pick up the baby?
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There is no starting age it's just when you feel your baby is ready & able to almost sit on their own. Because the sides help support so they don't fully have to able to sit up on their own. It's all up to the parent to decide.
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I would not recommend this for a baby that's sitting up or pulling up. They may flip over
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When I bought this car because my son was two years, I can not confirm that serves a baby, though the backrest is fully reclining, I'd say no problem but I'm not sure
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No. Pretty upright. Note how close it comes to the back of the seat. However, results can vary with your child's height.
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I d say as early as your baby can sit on his/her own or just before. It has really nice pillows on both sides that will actually help to hold your baby up.
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It sort of works that way...unfortunately, you can't really slide the baby because you have to sit up. It seems like the only way to not sit up is to put your baby in bed. I personally was not comfortable with that. This is the next best and safest thing.It also beats getting out of bed to walk to a bassinet or another bedroom. Worth buying!
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The first inside page of the online instruction manual says, "Recommended for children who can sit upright unaided and weigh less than 40 lbs."
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The seat is not padded. However, when it's at the right height, the baby doesn't spend too much time sitting. It's a mix of sitting, standing, and jumping.
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If this answers your question, the baby sits upright in the seat and there is no support specifically for the head of the child. The back of the seat is slightly higher than the front, but it will not be tall enough to support the head. I too would recommend that the child be able to hold their head up on their own before safely using this product.
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It's like just extra cushion. Not quite head support for an infant so I guess it's just a pillow
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It has been a while since I used it but it I remember it being quite cushioned. It does depend on the age of your child. If your baby's head is still wobbly, and their is a chance they could accidentally knock their head when rolling over etc, I think the wood floor directly underneath will be too hard. I also have wooden floors but lots of rugs too, and it was generally placed on top of a floor rug and not directly on a the wooden floor.
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I have not found this to be a problem. My son's head does not slump. He sort of tilts it to the side and the seat does have a head "pillow" of sorts. I liked the upright factor because it seemed more comfy than a "C" shape that would curl his back. I also like the Radian b/c he can see more out of the sides than the other seats that I investigated.