I have a double and one kid (14mos) tends to slouch and slide down a bit in the seat. Will this help keep him upright and centered in the MIDDLE?
1797385
I have the burley solo, and this is a life saver for us. I started using it when my daughter was 15 months old, and it definitely kept her straight, and upright, and more secure in my opinion. She is now 23 months, and we are still using it. I am not positive about the double, and keeping him in the middle, but I do believe it will do so. A friend that I ride with has a double and if I recall, her little boy does ride in the middle in this snuggler. Sorry, hope this helps..
1797386
Yes, this will help that situation also make sure you have the shoulder pads on snug to keep his back from slouching, I believe there's different adjustments on the baby snuggler, last fall my daughter had put their 2 month old baby in the burly also a double with the baby snuggler and it was perfect, hope this helps you to make your decision.
1797387
Should keep centred but not upright in a sitting position. It's just padded material, kind of thing you could put in the washing machine. No hard structure support.
553052
It is very tricky to adjust this seat. (before I start, make sure to check the manufacturers instructions, they are the tested way of doing this). My first recommendation is get it "close" to the correct tightness without your kid in the seat, then buckle your kid into the seat. When tightening, try pulling the tightening strap down then up - I have to pull quite hard. That may help. Otherwise return it like I did - it is not a good design in my opinion.
1771382
I bought it for my 3yr old and she sleeps on it just fine. It actually keeps them more centered since it dips down in the center.
846100
My boys were about a year when we tried these, and they had a hard time keeping their balance and not tipping over. Im hoping this summer at age 2 it will work better...good luck!
843634
It will!! The only thing is, it's a little high, so your child will have to sit straight up. Still, I bought it for my B-ready when my little one was 8-mo old and I've never regretted it!
165707
Not certain, but sagging will occur for heavier infants. There are other seats that accommodate toddlers growing children to toddler age and convert to little chairs, but they are mostly rockers, not bouncers. There is one, however with double arches that run parallel rather than right angles to the infant seat. That model is a bouncer with two positions and can be used longer.
1984848
We used this with our 2 month old, at the most reclined position, so he was mostly laying down. However, my son was holding his head up on his own at roughly 7/8 weeks and this may have had something to do with his head staying in line with his body.
944782
No looseness where the frame attaches under your seat. There is side sway which is necessary in order to turn corners, but this helps your youngster learn balance and turning.
615276
It stays in place. So far for my chunky 9.5 month old grandson, it works to still use the changer and put him for a nap. Changer takes up 1/2 the open space. Plenty of room for him to sit and or pull himself up. When he gets too big for the changer, we will take it down the way we did the infant sleeper and it will just be a playpen.
2146020
Your welcome! One other thing of this highchair is that the back of the baby doesn't stay straight, that is one negative for me it stays a little inclined to the back, so baby's back also
608304
As long as you are using it for rear facing it should be fine. I started using it around 8-9 months because my daughter wanted to sit up straighter. I continued to use it Until I turned her around at 2 years.
369635
Children are very flexible so their legs wouldn't be "too long" for years. My 26 month old is still rear facing and loves to flop her legs all over the place. We don't plan on turning her around anytime soon. I have some friends that are still rear facing their almost 4 year olds. Their skeletons are still forming and solidifying.
585212
I have to say, I often find their heads tilted to the side. I usually roll a blanket and put it on the side of their heads that they tend to sleep on (have twins). For my 3 year old it seems to work better.
2198169
no, the middle doesn't do anything. the sides recline. if you want one with console and cupholders in middle, the matching recliner/glider chair that goes with this has that. I have both in my house.
379316
My at the time, 3yr old was bothered by it when he sits on the bench. The bench doesn't have a position lock, so it slides back and forth easily when he moves around. It doesn't bother him when he's standing. But he hets annoyed by the canopy. It doesn't seem to bother my 1yr old in the front seat. He likes to sit straight up freely any ways. But I would like it to have at least one nore position when put up. I purchased in January 2014.
1962180
We just installed it this last weekend! It doesn't impact our 2yo at all! You're supposed to slid the car seat into the center of the stroller when the older sibling isn't riding and I think that might be the position it's in in the picture. So far we're happy with it. The car seat does "bounce" some which takes some getting used to, I triple checked that the base was on there securely when I saw it bouncing :) and it does sit "out there" some, but everyone seems happy with the set up! Hope this helps!
1784680
It should be fine. It reclines a bit, but not all the way flat, so as long as he's got some decent neck control or you put in a head support it will be fine. Honestly the stroller pushes a LOT better when the heavier kid sits in the back, but the back seat is the only one that adjusts. It is a really good travel stroller tho, especially if you're tight on trunk space