Which end does the baby's head go on? I bought this, and one end seems higher than the other.
513895
the higher round end. that way as they grow their feet can dangle off the bottom
513896
The babies head goes on the higher end with the ridge all the way around. The lower part does not have a ridge all the way around.
513897
HI that is a good question, no one has asked that before... I am a Physical Therapist so I would say the head should be on the higher end, dont want the head lower than the body....
513898
The baby's head goes on the rounded part that is higher. The downward slope and open end allows for their little legs to move about
994278
I feel like mine has become a fair bit softer in certain spots that are more laid in. The foot end is still pretty stiff but the upper end where we normally sleep sinks in deeper than I like. We've had ours for 2 years now and flipped it once. Not over though just around so the foot end becomes the head end. I actually came to the page today to see if the warranty covers this... sadly it doesn't look like it does.
530421
The end is tucked under somewhere on the outside of it. Just follow the outside wraps and you will eventually find the end. It takes me a few times around it to find the end.
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I bought this for out B-Safe carseat, because I thought it would be better support for a newborns head. After removing the insert and installing this one, we noticed that the head support was too high to support a newborn's head. It looks like if a baby was tall enough to fit in the head support, that they would be squished by the sides. I am disappointed in this product and will be returning it.
1550334
The neck rest seems to move forward with the head. Seems like a good thing though...I wouldn't want to cut off their air. Helps minimally.
1615866
I don't know what the max limit is, but my daughter is around the same size, and is doing fine. Have you lifted the head piece to its tallest setting? They come at the lowest placement, and there is a lever that allows it to raise up fairly significantly.
1529491
I have a baby trend. Its a pain in the toosh to get on when the baby is in the seat though. FYI.. I haven't used mine yet.
1765692
As a newborn it should be reclined all the way. (mostly because of neck support). We never went any higher.
136014
Yes, there is a pin that keeps it from swinging when you would prefer not. Since the cradle only mounts in two pivot points (one on either side), if you are not rocking it, you want to keep the pin in place so that it does not tip to the side when the baby moves around.
1256670
Mine is still an infant but I do believe this will be an issue still. I got the GT though and will use a blanket to prop her up if needed. No big deal in my opinion
833829
Yes, it has 2 different heights. One is high for when rhe baby is tiny and a lower one for when they start to stand up.
657058
Hi Liz, I also bought the adapter and found that I used it for my newborn on the bottom more often than on top simply because I'm not crazy about the lack of view the bottom seat gives. My toddler stayed on top and I actually enjoyed having my baby on the baby, out of the way of nosy strangers :)
547751
I think you baby is either too small or it's not raised high enough (feet should not touch flat). As your baby growsthe turtle you should be head/ eye level for baby so he/she can reach up to pull on it. Hope that helps!
446372
It's to the top of the head. I was not happy with it. Too small for the money. My daughter loves horses and she still plays with it but gets frustrated because it always falls. Riding it is awkward for her.
44963
Mine doesn't go up, but it does seem to want to favor one side, even with baby secured in the middle.
413522
No I have not had any issues like that. Perhaps you may want to check and make sure it is put together correctly. Or depending on the weight of the baby could be making it slant as well. Hope this helps a little.
443107
The changing area simply snaps on to the top of the playard. You could remove it to access the bottom area, which would seem safer as it would be in the way over the top. It comes off fairly easily. I have only used this with a newborn at this point, but am very pleased with it.