twins I have a question. Does anyone have twins and use this product? I have seen it photographed, and I was wondering what size would you buy. I am 5'1 and would normally buy the small. If anyone can give me some tips this would be very helpful!! twins I have a question. Does anyone have twins and use this product? I have seen it photographed, and I was wondering what size would you buy. I am 5'1 and would normally buy the small. If... » Read More twins I have a question. Does anyone have twins and use this product? I have seen it photographed, and I was wondering what size would you buy. I am 5'1 and would normally buy the small. If anyone can give me some tips this would be very helpful!! « Show Less
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You would buy your normal size - K'tans are very stretchy! Actually, I would size down, as K'Tans run very large. I was bordering between a medium and large, and I need a small to get baby high and tight like their supposed to be. You could probably find a good video on YouTube that shows how to use it with twins. I think the instructions show how to use it with twins too. You won't be able to carry twins for more than a couple months probably. Stretchy also means saggy with heavier babies or multiples. Once they are around 15lb, they will probably be too big.
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we followed the k'tan sizing chart and tips and it was perfect. i don't know about twins though, but i think you would get the same size. you want it to fit snug.
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Congratulations. I have 9 month old twin boys. I did the same thing: had them in the same crib at first. I used one camera then and when I separated them into their own cribs I ordered another camera on-line and used it with the same monitor. I have the Summer Infant Best View Handheld Color Video Monitor with 2.5" screen. You have to toggle between each camera to view each baby (I was bummed that you couldn't view them at the same time) but it works fine that way. Unless you have your cribs very close together, I would recommend two cameras so you can have them at a good enough distance to utilize the zoom feature. Otherwise, the view is too small and you can't check for their breathing (which I'm sure every mother does in a paranoid moment!) I have the cameras mounted on the wall and they can reach them sometimes but they mostly leave them alone. If they detach the power cord, it will just fall to the floor. It isn't long enough for them to bring into the crib. I mention that because I recently received notification of a strangulation risk from the power cords on these monitors. I saw the photo dramatizations and the cameras were set up on a surface close to the baby's crib. Anyway, that's a few months away for you so you have time to think about changing the placement if you have to. The cameras and monitor work great still. I am very satisfied with them. Have fun!!
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Honestly I've never used one of these before in fact coming across it on Amazon is how I learned about it....so I figured I would buy the smallest size and go from there. Which would be my recommendation to anyone else new to them. I haven't used mine yet (I keep forgetting to pick up the correct alcohol to keep it clean in apparently regular rubbing alcohol will damage it) but the company was extremely wonderful by sending me info on use and care tips before I received mine and they have since sent me even more info which I appreciate so very much. But back to answering your question (sorry to get off track there) for a beginner I would say the smallest needle size and not a super costly one.. Honestly I've never used one of these before in fact coming across it on Amazon is how I learned about it....so I figured I would buy the smallest size and go from there. Which would be my recommendation to anyone else new to them. I haven't used mine yet (I keep forgetting to pick up the correct alcohol to keep it clean in apparently regular rubbing alcohol will damage it) but the company was extremely wonderful by sending me info on use and care tips before I received mine and they have since sent me even more info which I appreciate so very much. But back to answering your question... » Read More Honestly I've never used one of these before in fact coming across it on Amazon is how I learned about it....so I figured I would buy the smallest size and go from there. Which would be my recommendation to anyone else new to them. I haven't used mine yet (I keep forgetting to pick up the correct alcohol to keep it clean in apparently regular rubbing alcohol will damage it) but the company was extremely wonderful by sending me info on use and care tips before I received mine and they have since sent me even more info which I appreciate so very much. But back to answering your question (sorry to get off track there) for a beginner I would say the smallest needle size and not a super costly one.. « Show Less
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A regular twin is too small. We used 2 twins awaiting our new mattresses and they are definitely were like a foot short. A king = 2 twin xl...
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Which bed size were you looking for (full, twin, queen or king)? I will have to get back to you in about a week. So sorry. The beds are at a different house. Please reply to bk@familysloan.netThanks.
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Hi Sandra! Thanks for purchasing. We have gotten a lot of requests for bigger sizes, so we are currently looking in to producing them in the very near future. Once we do, we will surely list them on Amazon. Thanks again!
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Sorry to be first getting back to you now. I recently had a baby (hence the double stroller) and am first really emerging from the fog.My 2 and half year old is about 34-35 lbs and he loves the stroller. I know what other people have said about it being too small but my son loves it. He thinks it looks like a spaceship "pod" and likes for us to "blast-off!" together.My only complaint with the stoller so far is that it hard to hear my older son who sits in the front as we are strolling. He feels "far away". It is also difficult to get in and out of elevators and certain doors. We live in the city so this might be a problem specific to urbanites like myself.Hope this is helpful, if not too late! Sorry to be first getting back to you now. I recently had a baby (hence the double stroller) and am first really emerging from the fog.My 2 and half year old is about 34-35 lbs and he loves the stroller. I know what other people have said about it being too small but my son loves it. He thinks it looks like a spaceship "pod" and likes for us to "blast-off!" together.My only complaint with the stoller so far is that it hard to hear my older son who sits in the front as we are strolling. He feels "far away". It is also difficult to get in... » Read More Sorry to be first getting back to you now. I recently had a baby (hence the double stroller) and am first really emerging from the fog.My 2 and half year old is about 34-35 lbs and he loves the stroller. I know what other people have said about it being too small but my son loves it. He thinks it looks like a spaceship "pod" and likes for us to "blast-off!" together.My only complaint with the stoller so far is that it hard to hear my older son who sits in the front as we are strolling. He feels "far away". It is also difficult to get in and out of elevators and certain doors. We live in the city so this might be a problem specific to urbanites like myself.Hope this is helpful, if not too late! « Show Less
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I had a full size which was longer and wider than it should be. Are you sure that you're not expecting extra-long twin. The internet will give you accurate measurements for twin, then you can measure your Signature against that.
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I have the Bob Revolution and it works fine. We have both, the infant and toddler sizes. The toddler one we used for my daughter from 9months to 16 months. My other daughter is 7 months and 18 pounds and the infant one fits her fine. Its more of the legnth you need to worry about, thats what my daughter out grew first. I might go with the toddler size since your probably only going to use the infant one for a few months more and then need the next bigger size.
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The "Petite Core" is sized for petite people. I'm 5'1". Probably works for kids too. Regular would probably be better for your height.
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this summer I bought two O'Neil Youth Reactor full suits for my two kids. My son is 11 and my daughter is 9. I bought a size 10 for my 9 year old (which is small/petite for her age group). The suit was big on her (she normally wears a year behind her age) but the suit still fit ok. I expect next summer it'll fit closer to perfect. My 11 year old son is average to large and his 12 fit him pretty well. I expect he'll use it next summer as well, but after that will likely need another. I'd suggest buying the 8 for your daughter. Too small and the suit is useless. Even thought my daughters suit was loose, it didn't bother her at all, and she was thrilled to have the full after freezing in an ill-fitting shorty. this summer I bought two O'Neil Youth Reactor full suits for my two kids. My son is 11 and my daughter is 9. I bought a size 10 for my 9 year old (which is small/petite for her age group). The suit was big on her (she normally wears a year behind her age) but the suit still fit ok. I expect next summer it'll fit closer to perfect. My 11 year old son is average to large and his 12 fit him pretty well. I expect he'll use it next summer as well, but after that will likely need another. I'd suggest buying the 8 for your daughter. Too small and the suit is useless. Even thought my... » Read More this summer I bought two O'Neil Youth Reactor full suits for my two kids. My son is 11 and my daughter is 9. I bought a size 10 for my 9 year old (which is small/petite for her age group). The suit was big on her (she normally wears a year behind her age) but the suit still fit ok. I expect next summer it'll fit closer to perfect. My 11 year old son is average to large and his 12 fit him pretty well. I expect he'll use it next summer as well, but after that will likely need another. I'd suggest buying the 8 for your daughter. Too small and the suit is useless. Even thought my daughters suit was loose, it didn't bother her at all, and she was thrilled to have the full after freezing in an ill-fitting shorty. « Show Less
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Probably too small for twins. Good up thru 1 1/2 to 2 years, but very compact so I don't think it would meet your needs. Hope this helps...
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Yes. Hey fit my twins, at 7lbs, and they still fit them now at 14lbs with lots of room to grow. They are bulky when babies are that little, though, and some clothes may not fit properly. We had to go up a size on pants and jumpers because of the bulk. They worked, though, with fewer blow-outs than disposables.
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There was an actual twin option when i purchased mine. It might be sold out :(
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The only info I can share with you, is that I bought this a couple of years ago and had to return it. I must have ordered a size small. I wear a 32D, so I'm a pretty small person. They sent me what I would guess was a child's small because I could barely get my second arm in it and there was no way it was ever going to snap in the front. I believe I got free return shipping since Amazon is pretty cool about taking responsibility for any mistakes in the way things are posted on their website. It appears they now have the sizes listed, rather than small, med, and large. If I were you, I would order the size you would normally wear in a top and then if it's not right, return it. Wish I could be more help! The only info I can share with you, is that I bought this a couple of years ago and had to return it. I must have ordered a size small. I wear a 32D, so I'm a pretty small person. They sent me what I would guess was a child's small because I could barely get my second arm in it and there was no way it was ever going to snap in the front. I believe I got free return shipping since Amazon is pretty cool about taking responsibility for any mistakes in the way things are posted on their website. It appears they now have the sizes listed, rather than small, med, and large. If I were you, I would... » Read More The only info I can share with you, is that I bought this a couple of years ago and had to return it. I must have ordered a size small. I wear a 32D, so I'm a pretty small person. They sent me what I would guess was a child's small because I could barely get my second arm in it and there was no way it was ever going to snap in the front. I believe I got free return shipping since Amazon is pretty cool about taking responsibility for any mistakes in the way things are posted on their website. It appears they now have the sizes listed, rather than small, med, and large. If I were you, I would order the size you would normally wear in a top and then if it's not right, return it. Wish I could be more help! « Show Less
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i have a boy and a girl and i own the countours tandem stroller and i love it i never go anywhere with out it... ohh and have i said my boy was 11 1/2 months old when my baby girl was born??? he didnt walk or anything ..... i use my stroller still and baby big girl just turned 2 the last week of july and baby big boy turned 3 the second week of august...they are 351 days apart.... so we live in texas and we have several outdoor things here yearround so i love that the wheels just go on all types of ground or pebbles and rocks , concreate, dirt, mud, grass... and i have a 1st cousin who lived in colorado and she has the same exact stroller , she loves hers too..... now it is a little bigger than some but not to much for me ..im 5'7" tall and usually around 165lbs.... im not a small woman or a large woman im not pettite in any way and i do have 3 feet of legs so that may make a difference but i drive a ford fusion and it goes in and out easily. now the only place i have ever run into something or someone is at the peds. office but i have seen women do it with the umberella strollers .... so .... the biggest problem i have heard about from moms of multipuls is about side by side strollers they dont fit through doorways or mall isles or any isles actually...... hope this is helpful , feel free to email me at kednb@aol.com if you have any questions about this stroller including if you want actual pics.....
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We were in the same situation when we ordered our sleep soon. I went with the bigger one. Our little one was swimming in it, but it wasn't a problem for it to be too big. It might be easier to get it on and off when it is big rather than small. I got the big one thinking she would grow into it, but in reality she didn't need it that long. Before she really fit into it, we were done using it.