#8993218 - 04/03/17 05:55 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Denis Si
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It depends on the brand. For example h&m 18-24 is perfect, but some osh kosh 2t is a perfect fit . She is 27 lbs which is 90 percentile weight , and 95 percentile height for her age
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#8993661 - 04/04/17 09:21 AM
Re: Back to basics
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SW20_MR2
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IMO, Bassinet is a waste of money. Buy the infant carrier for car use. Instead of buying the stroller that fits the carrier, buy a Snap and Go stroller to use with the carrier. You can find them on Kijiji for $50. The carrier will last 6-12 months depending on the size of your baby. When the kid outgrows the carrier, buy the car seat and the stroller that you want. This way, you aren't tied to the same brand for everything.
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#8993996 - 04/04/17 12:28 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Big Tasty
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He already has the stoller that will last through the growing cycle of the child. For the carseat (above infant) I would recommend the Diono line. Steel framed and narrow enough that you could put 3 side by side in a car. Don't need 3 then means more room for an adult to sit.
https://ca.diono.com/product-category/convertible-car-seats/
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#8994271 - 04/04/17 03:40 PM
Re: Back to basics
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fatso
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He already has the stoller that will last through the growing cycle of the child. For the carseat (above infant) I would recommend the Diono line. Steel framed and narrow enough that you could put 3 side by side in a car. Don't need 3 then means more room for an adult to sit. https://ca.diono.com/product-category/convertible-car-seats/
Was looking at these recently - wasn't it you that was selling one? I think having read up on a lot of them, this will likely be the direction we head down the road. The narrowness of it is really attractive as the Golf is small enough as is.
Is it normal that she is almost outgrowing her bassinet? Just over a month old, when she is stretched out there are a few inches left wtf
Crazy how fast they grow. How's yours sleeping now?
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#8994307 - 04/04/17 04:02 PM
Re: Back to basics
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SW20_MR2
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Diono seats are good. Been using ours for 6 years between the 2 kids. Thing is built like a tank. It can be a bitch to install really tight though.
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#8994355 - 04/04/17 04:44 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Big Tasty
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I need to adjust the carseat straps to a higher setting, serious PITA especially in a coupe 
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#8994419 - 04/04/17 06:27 PM
Re: Back to basics
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He already has the stoller that will last through the growing cycle of the child. For the carseat (above infant) I would recommend the Diono line. Steel framed and narrow enough that you could put 3 side by side in a car. Don't need 3 then means more room for an adult to sit. https://ca.diono.com/product-category/convertible-car-seats/
Aren't these required after 12 months or whatever (when you can't do rear facing?)
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#8994440 - 04/04/17 06:55 PM
Re: Back to basics
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at what age did you switch from baby seat to that?
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#8994517 - 04/04/17 07:51 PM
Re: Back to basics
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xza8
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According to my car seat installer, Clek is the best convertible car seat.
I have 2 Clek for the main cars (installed in center seat whenever possible to minimize side impact), Diono for traveling (sold it because it's way too fucking heavy to carry through the airport and the Clek seems better), Britax for the new small car (the Clek won't fit in a Macan).
We changed from infant carrier at 7 months to rear facing Clek. We waited as long as we could because he was more protected in the carrier from the winter weather (no need for jacket) but it was getting too heavy. He is turning 2 and still rear facing. No complaints from him so no need to forward face yet.
Don't forward face too early like many parents. Watch the video below for comparison.
https://youtu.be/tuZFVPv3Rpk?t=1m28s
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#8994521 - 04/04/17 07:58 PM
Re: Back to basics
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xza8
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My daughter stayed in her orbit infant carrier till 1 years old. So handy not needing to put on/off a jacket.
How's the orbit? It seemed like a great seat that the Koreans acquired it? Haven't released a new model since.
Just picked up a Nuna Pipa... so disappointed to find out the Canadian version is missing the load leg so I want to exchange it for something with an anti-rebound bar.
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#8994743 - 04/05/17 01:44 AM
Re: Back to basics
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Wildout
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He already has the stoller that will last through the growing cycle of the child. For the carseat (above infant) I would recommend the Diono line. Steel framed and narrow enough that you could put 3 side by side in a car. Don't need 3 then means more room for an adult to sit. https://ca.diono.com/product-category/convertible-car-seats/ Aren't these required after 12 months or whatever (when you can't do rear facing?)
You can use them right from birth if you want. Just have to make sure they "fit" lol. Most require the infant insert.
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#8994837 - 04/05/17 08:13 AM
Re: Back to basics
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We kept both in the carrier until they were too big for it. We rear-faced them until they were about 3. Keep them rear facing as long as you can.
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#8994860 - 04/05/17 08:35 AM
Re: Back to basics
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fatso
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My daughter stayed in her orbit infant carrier till 1 years old. So handy not needing to put on/off a jacket.
Just picked up a Nuna Pipa... so disappointed to find out the Canadian version is missing the load leg so I want to exchange it for something with an anti-rebound bar.
I've got the same bucket for the kid and went through the exact same exercise. After reading all these review and watching all these vids, I got the base out and was like WTF? Am I missing shit?? Apparently the support leg didn't get approval from the our Canadian standards or what-not. Still, it's been a great bucket. My kid seems to like it - I throw him in and before he even gets strapped in, he's out cold.
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#8994884 - 04/05/17 09:16 AM
Re: Back to basics
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Big Tasty
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LOL my go to phrase these days is "Stop touching each other!". This is in response to "She hit me...well she hit me first...stop kicking me" and so on.
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#8999950 - 04/10/17 08:24 PM
Re: Back to basics
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#8999954 - 04/10/17 08:29 PM
Re: Back to basics
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fatso
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Happy to hear I'm not the only one... why the fuck would anyone do this more than once?!?
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#8999964 - 04/10/17 08:45 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Big Tasty
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It was so much easier with one kid, we would take turns putting her to bed, feeding, bathing..etc. Going out was easy, getting ready..etc.
Now wife and i play zone defence Pretty soon they will be old enough where they can do almost everything themselves and we just have to delegate.
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#8999985 - 04/10/17 09:11 PM
Re: Back to basics
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The Postman
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Happy to hear I'm not the only one... why the fuck would anyone do this more than once?!?
Why would anyone do this ever? Bunch of breeders.
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#9000025 - 04/10/17 09:56 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Big Tasty
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Happy to hear I'm not the only one... why the fuck would anyone do this more than once?!? Why would anyone do this ever? Bunch of breeders. only so much you can do with boobs before they get old and tired
You are telling this to the man who's wife just got a boob job. Guess he has a while left to go.
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#9000111 - 04/11/17 06:01 AM
Re: Back to basics
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Also pushing stroller is only guaranteed way for her to sleep so far, so walks are long...until she figures it out too.
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