LargeFrame ok? Any large parents out there with some feedback?
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Ergo has a very small waist band compared to other similar carriers. The waist extends to 43 inches (51 with the extender that you can purchase). The Beco Butterfly Beco Gemini and Boba 3G both extend to 57 inches. The Pikkolo extends to 54. The Pattapum to 55. The Action Baby Carrier to 53. The Anglepack to 50. The Babyhawk Oh Snap to 66. The Olives and Applesauce to 60. Check out thebabywearer.com for tons of helpful information on babywearing and different carriers (there are tons of great carriers out there, way more than what you see in stores or even on Amazon).
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I typically ride a 62, but this bike maxed at 58 if I remember. Riding a smallerish frame has worked out just fine so far. However given the option if rather ride a bike a little bigger for me than small.
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My son is also big for his age - at 20 months he stands at 3 feet tall and 28 pounds. I do not feel like it tips easily, but I still havent figured out why I cannot get it to straighten out better.
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Even though I have purchased three Little Giants you cannot make it more than a 7 foot A-Frame. I really like the Little Giant and recently purchased one for our son to go along with the two I already have for myself.I hope that answers your question.
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My son is huge! It is fine for a little while but I had to make it work until he was close to sitting up on his own. And its inexpensive so if u only use it for another month..... no big deal.
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Hi Jan, 47" might be pushing it but it would be close. Looks like you're getting lots of help from the CC community. Be safe! Ted in McKinney TX.
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Hi Monica! Get a "regular" for the 3 year old and a "large" for the 6.5 year old! Stretch them gently to activate the neoprene when you get them :) Satisfaction guarantee, from one parent to another! Have a great day.
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Thank you for your message. Due to the large size of the item, it is very difficult to find any cheap frames at, say, a big box store. I would imagine that the greatest part of the quote from a custom framing place involves the glass or plexi-glass component. I have had no reports from any of our recent customers who have attempted to get the poster framed, so I am not able to offer much advice. All I can suggest is that you do a search online. If you enter a keyword such as "poster frame" and search the available dimensions you may luck out and find something in your price range. Keep in mind also that, when dealing with such a large item, you should always wait to frame it until after you have received it and have had an opportunity to take your own exact measurements. The dimensions can be slightly off from what is stated on Amazon. This way, you will know exactly the size you are dealing with and be able to get a frame that will fit the item properly. One other suggestion that may serve your purposes and your budget: Some places (like Kinkos, for example) may offer lamination services. Laminating the poster should be, I should think, MUCH cheaper than framing and still provide a means to protect the poster from damage for several years. The only drawback obviously is that the lamination does not come off if you should ever need the poster in its original state. However, with the lamination, you can still roll the poster up for storage and moving purposes and easily rehang it. Please let me know if I can answer any further questions. Thanks Matt Bananaroad
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I have a 43" four yr. old and a 16month old, they both fit. I'm probably going to get another year out of it, atleast. I feel like it's the best option out there for a 4yr old. I'm going to keep her in it as long as I can. If I didn't have this stroller I wouldn't be able to get out and jog. I'm very happy with it!
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Hi! I actually had the Bjorn initially but returned it because I found that it was hard to carry my 8 lb baby for a long period of time. The ergo (either 360 or original) I am able to carry my 17 lb baby for a long period of time without it hurting my shoulders. The 360 is nice because you can face the baby outward but then there's the issue with the Velcro (can stick to clothes, is very loud, etc) the original is nice because of the clip feature but the baby can only face inward. So it is up to you on which to get. But between the ergo and Bjorn, I would def go with ergo. :)
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If you do have small kids then I not going to recommend. Otherwise it's perfectly fine. But just cautious, don't tighten too much on those screws, otherwise it's gonna break.
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We haven't done this because I really value the super sturdy nature of the design. We always have at least two kids in there and our huge 7 year old (78 pds!) always leaning over the side. He is so tall he probably doesn't need to be in it but refuses to get out, etc.
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For my little guy, for sleeping, yes he was too big. I still used it at 3-4 months for a quick hands free moment-bathroom, shower, etc. But my son is a mover and not satisfied sitting still, he was always trying to wiggle out of it.
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The twin frames I have purchased only take Twin XL - about 6" longer in length than regular Twin mattress. I made a cushion pillow to take up the additional length from the standard twin mattress. I intend to buy a twin XL mattress in very near future as my son will be too tall for the standard mattress. We actually bought special baskets that fit end to end for holding his books while reading in bed or other materials- gave him added organization space at the head of his bed. I have two twin XL platform frames. My boys have outgrown the standard twin mattress. I was unable to find a standard twin platform frame. I went with these frames. I'm well satisfied with the purchase made. Hope this helps. The twin frames I have purchased only take Twin XL - about 6" longer in length than regular Twin mattress. I made a cushion pillow to take up the additional length from the standard twin mattress. I intend to buy a twin XL mattress in very near future as my son will be too tall for the standard mattress. We actually bought special baskets that fit end to end for holding his books while reading in bed or other materials- gave him added organization space at the head of his bed. I have two twin XL platform frames. My boys have outgrown the standard twin mattress. I was unable to find a... » Read More The twin frames I have purchased only take Twin XL - about 6" longer in length than regular Twin mattress. I made a cushion pillow to take up the additional length from the standard twin mattress. I intend to buy a twin XL mattress in very near future as my son will be too tall for the standard mattress. We actually bought special baskets that fit end to end for holding his books while reading in bed or other materials- gave him added organization space at the head of his bed. I have two twin XL platform frames. My boys have outgrown the standard twin mattress. I was unable to find a standard twin platform frame. I went with these frames. I'm well satisfied with the purchase made. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have a good sized 3 year old who uses it comfortably. Plenty of head room.;) Just be aware that there is very little storage space.
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Yes that should be absolutely no problem. I think most of the demo's are with the 2's any way. The newborn size is actually harder to work with
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Mine came with the toddler converter parts and as far as I can see (from the research I've done) a standard full size frame should be all you need.