When is bassinet mode can the baby face you ? In the pictures shown on here the baby is facing outwards not the mom.Please help
600402
Yes, the baby can face you, in bassinet mode. I believe all configurations are shown on combi's actual site. I highly recommend this stroller.
600403
Yes, you may need to play with the stroller a bit when you get it, because it can do so many things. I love it and Capri my daughter loves it too.
600404
Hello I am not the mom either. You can turn it around by taking the bassinet out and face it towards you and than put it back in
1635135
For a bassinet, no. That's about standard for them. By nature, they are smaller. They just aren't meant for bigger babies.
155855
Personally, I wouldn't put a newborn in the fully reclined toddler seat. It doesn't seem very safe and comfortable when they are so little. I have used the bassinet for my baby from 0 - 7 months and now (she is 8 months) I am using the toddler seat. I think Britax also says that the toddler seat is not for children under 6 months.
791340
The bassinet and car seat version of the stroller faces the parent. The regular stroller version (as pictured) faces away from the parent.
1441525
Think of it as three layers1) the bottom layer is flat for toddlers2) the second layer is right under the changer and bassinet ( which can come out) and it's flat - a place you can lay a newborn or infant that can't stand3) the top layer is the changer and bassinet - the changer is flat and the bassinet is slightly tilted but our newborn loves it!
1387392
The bassinet has straps in it (the pink model) so one can easily tilt the bassinet so it's on an angle like a seat with baby facing the lucky little princess who receives this stroller. My 5 yr old aughter loves hers!
1019580
Yes, my baby ( 3 months) still sleeps in it next to our bed. We are starting to transition to her crib slowly... It is a great height for easy access from the bed. It was a lifesaver for us. It keeps the baby at a slight incline which they seem to love and it is very cozy for them. Definitely worth it. We had a standard bassinet initially to use next to our bed but it was too hard and flat and our baby hated it, once we got this (she was about 7 days old) she loved it and stayed asleep when we put her in it. I love this product!
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It's really a 3-in-1 product now...no rocking, no upright playard. I just called Tomy (the parent company of The First Years) and clarified two things. First, ours (manufactured 2/2014) does not rock. The government decided that it might tip over if someone pulled on it too hard. (It's called gravity...) Second, it no longer has the seated-upright playard option, which is what I believe the restraints were for. Ours has bows on the basket but not on the changing table - I'm willing to bet the govt told them to take those off, too. The rep was helpful and apologetic and - since preventing the bassinet from rocking is not yet mandated, and our box explicitly said the bassinet rocked - was able to send out an "old" pair of legs for us so that it will rock. She was not able to offer any suggestions for the playard since it sounds like that's a change to the entire carrier piece. Hope this helps someone else. We thought we were going crazy at first until we realized that the plastic legs look different than what's in the manufacturer's photos.
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They have to state that for liability reasons. I used this in the bassinet mode before my daughter was rolling over with no problem. Obviously if your child is mobile/rolling it would no longer be safe to use it with the bassinet, but it worked just fine for my newborn.
2074874
I don't know, but I never used the feature. I always just changed my son right in the bassinet and used the bottom as storage. Was too much hassle to put the changing table thing on top.
2055594
I've only used it with my baby facing inwards. It's one of the most useful baby items I own
1501925
My baby is 8 months now. He is starting to crawl and lifting himself up by holding onto the bars, trying to cross over to our bed. So it's time to remove the bassinet! You will know when it gets dangerous for them :)
86696
On this it does NOT remove. That's why I was so disappointed in it. My baby girl was six months and pulling up to stand while in it, so I went to lower or remove the bassinet and it doesn't. I had to purchase a different one which I would have purchased in the first place had I realized. This is solely a bassinet. I know that they have another one that lowers, but this is not it.
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I think this is better than a regular bassinet because it is portable and easy to travel with. This really doesn't have a incline, she lays flat, it is deep which is good and bad. Good because when your child pulls up it is still deep enough, and bad if it is next to your bed will have to get up to get the baby. I hope this helps
805562
No. This one is for only the front. But you can have the baby face forward instead of you.
1784007
No, they can only face towards you. I don't know of any soft carriers where they can face out once they get beyond being teeny babies.
1103991
Yes! But the baby is in a reclining position still, you can raise it to an incline but it is never fully upright like a highchair! My daughter never uses the bassinet with it but loves that she can see her baby as she pushes her!