My daughter is 4 mos but just now 11 pounds, would you recommend I go straight for this larger pillow or the infant one?
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That's a hard call as it may be big for your little one.I feel like for practicality reasons, it wouldn't be too big for long, but it may seem like she is lost in it for a little while. I don't have experience with the smaller one so I'm not sure how to compare.
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My grandson is 20 months. I recently buy the big one for him. I believe the infant one will be better for your 4 months old.
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My daughter was 17 lbs and we got it for her birthday. In all honesty I wish I had gotten it way earlier... 4 months might be a little young, but I bet she still likes it.
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We put my 5 month old grandson in it, but he is also abt 20 lbs. , his. 20 month old brother is on it too and weighs 30 lbs. your daughter is tiny and the infant one would be better for her. I originally got it for my 20 month old grandson
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Hi There,I would go straight for the larger pillow. Best pillow ive ever brought. My son drinks his milk and watches tv on it. Getting infant one will be a waste of money as they grow so fast.
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I would not put a 4 month old on this size. I would get the infant one first. I have a nap nanny that my grandson finally outgrew. And got this as a replacement. They are definitely worth the price.
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Infants should not use pillows because of SIDS. I think the recommendation is no pillow until age 2.
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Since your two like snuggling together, in my opinion, I would buy the large snoozer. Since they both like to snuggle together, you may find them both trying squeeze into one of the small ones. my guy is 12lbs and I did get him the big one. He has long legs, and I wanted to make sure he would have enough room. And he does. Even with his long legs. Sometimes I can't see him when he goes deep in his. So I don't see why your two would have any problems fitting into the big one.
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i am buying the "large" right now (done shopping - this is my pick).based on the questions and reviews I've read the "Large" is what I will buy.I am a CPAP user -- 5'9" tall 210 lbs -- hate hot soft pillows and have previously only had expensive down filled pillows.Hope my expectations aren't too high, however, I'm about to press the "one click" and purchase two. Here goes ....
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I have the toddler version, but from what I can tell the infant version is mainly intended for infant seats, so obviously it's not going to be much bigger than the standard infant seat. I used the toddler version for my average sized girl when she was 12-24 months and she fit in it just fine.
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At six month old she is way too young for a pillow. To many safety risks. A pillow can be used starting at age 1 and over. Then this pillow would be an excellent choice.
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I have the medium - there are two thicknesses, I prefer the larger one about 4" I think - I love the pillow - haven't had neck problems since using it. I may try the firm one next.
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Most recommend 12 months and up, and up to 40 lbs. My daughter was 18 months and 21 lbs when we started using one - so weight-wise your daughter will be fine but the hard part might be finding a helmet that fits. We had to adjust the smallest one we could find even smaller for her (average size - 50% percentile) head. The 12 month age recommendation is probably for head/neck control - much like a forward facing car seat the main concern is safety in the event of an accident. The "seat" itself is more like a hammock or sling - just a piece of fabric - so if the child can't sit up properly the seat won't work well.
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I have the one that is rated at 5.5 pounds density and it is very firm. I'm a big gal and I don't "sink" into it. I would think a softer density would be better for a child, but honestly don't know.
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Im not an expert just a mom... I bought a sleep curve mattress for moses basket and used it until my daughter was 4 months and then bought the pillow. You should definitely consider sleep curve mattress it is great and quite affordable in moses basket size! She slides off the pillow now so half the time she is not even on it. So I can't say it is safe to use for a tiny baby because I started using it after four months.
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I am a full figured woman and the bigger pillow was more the adequate. I guess the size of your butt is what matters. Small butt, small pillow. Bigger butt, go with bigger pillow. Hope this helps.
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I would go with a pack and play or a co sleeper for a baby that young. I think we used a rock and play for traveling with in driving distance. When we flew we borrowed an arms reach co sleeper from a friend.
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I didnt even know they had a toddler size one, thanks for letting me know. Absolutely I think this size pillow is more appropriate for a 9 month old. My 20 month old loves this pillow and its a great size for him. I believe a toddler size would be too big for a 9 month old (safety wise).
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My baby was born a month early weighing 5lbs 6oz. He was under 5lbs when we brought him home. I bathed him on this for the first 2 months of his life in the kitchen sink without a problem! He's 4 months old now and we use it in the tub and he loves to lay back and kick and splash the water. Bath time is FUN! This pillow is PERFECT for a newborn! You can't go wrong!
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I get the standard support pillow. I am 5'6" and 140 pounds and it works great for me. There are two sides....a thicker side and and smaller side. Dependent on which I need is what I sleep on. If you have a chance to go by chiropractors office to "take a look" do. However, order from Amazon, these are the BEST prices. Great pillow and really helps my neck and with sleeping. Good luck
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I don't believe 1 month old needs a pillow. At this age babies necks are too short and delicate and pillows may be uncomfortable. I stopped using this pillow when my babies flat spot on his head improved and almost gone.
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It starts at 5 pounds and hoes from there. So if your baby is born with at least 5 pounds, you can use it. It also comes with a pillow that is removed at 22 pounds. This is the best investment you can make.