Thank you for adding baby in!! I was geabbing the little seat narrow thing and using it as a 'booster' for her but shes been crooked in there today. I imagine this is why
The recommendation is typically to limit forward facing out to 15 minutes at a time to avoid overstimulation of baby. I always say parents know best and can judge that based on their child and their sensory needs but certainly something to consider. When they are facing in, they can look around but face parent when they become tired or feel overwhelmed.. difficult to do when facing forward. Also, never let baby fall asleep forward facing out, as it can restrict airway as it increases the risk of chin to chest.. so when baby is sleepy, turn them back towards you (parent facing)
@@hugandcuddleskerri2661 I just bought this exact same carrier. I’ve been having a hard time adjusting it to make my baby feel comfortable.. She will be 6 months on January 31st. What do you suggest I do when putting her in forward facing? The narrow way at the bottom like you showed? She’s a little chunky, I would say she has to be a good 20 pounds maybe a little more by now. ( we will know exactly @6 month check up ) but I’m asking because I don’t want her to feel uncomfortable in the wide setting since her legs are more on the chunky side.. but I want to do what’s safer for her at the same time!
Thank you so much for this video. Finally understood how I can use it with my 3 months old baby! ❤
Best tutorial on RUclips. Thank you!! Finally understand how this sucker works!! 🤣👍🏼👍🏼
So how do I know when my baby needs to switch to the wider base setting? What age or weight?
Finally a tutorial that makes sense. Thank you!!
Thank you for adding baby in!! I was geabbing the little seat narrow thing and using it as a 'booster' for her but shes been crooked in there today. I imagine this is why
Thank you so much ,I was worried about my baby’s legs hanging out 🤣
What about babe getting purple toes while forward facing and the seat is narrow (tucked in /buttoned) reposition?
How old do they have to be to travel on the back
Can you use this on carnival rides?
Thank you ! Video explains everything
How do I use the carrier for a hip carry?
Omg this was incredibly helpful thanks so much for posting this!!!
Very helpful!!
What did you mean about the 15 minute intervals? Thank you for the video.
The recommendation is typically to limit forward facing out to 15 minutes at a time to avoid overstimulation of baby. I always say parents know best and can judge that based on their child and their sensory needs but certainly something to consider. When they are facing in, they can look around but face parent when they become tired or feel overwhelmed.. difficult to do when facing forward. Also, never let baby fall asleep forward facing out, as it can restrict airway as it increases the risk of chin to chest.. so when baby is sleepy, turn them back towards you (parent facing)
@@hugandcuddleskerri2661 I just bought this exact same carrier. I’ve been having a hard time adjusting it to make my baby feel comfortable.. She will be 6 months on January 31st. What do you suggest I do when putting her in forward facing? The narrow way at the bottom like you showed? She’s a little chunky, I would say she has to be a good 20 pounds maybe a little more by now. ( we will know exactly @6 month check up ) but I’m asking because I don’t want her to feel uncomfortable in the wide setting since her legs are more on the chunky side.. but I want to do what’s safer for her at the same time!