Posts by Cinder

Janelle was a similar size, she was 37lbs and 47" when she turned 7, though since all her height is in her legs, not her torso, she was ok in a boulevard till at least that age, she is still harnessed in a nautilus now at 42lbs and...

Quote: Originally Posted by chel  Is there a seat that harnesses till 10 to compare to a booster? At 9 1/2 my daughter is still harnessed in a nautilus and I have no reason to believe she will outgrow it before...

I've got tiny kids, my youngest's stats should be taken with a grain of salt cause he has a genetic growth disorder discovered through micro array dna testing, but even knowing what he has and testing specifically for that, all 3 other...

we also do delayed and selective vaccines and my 1st and 4th got synergis shots.  My 1st for one winter and my 4th for 2 winters (cause he was hospitalized for a cold at just past 1 year old).  My 3rd got RSV at 4 months...

Wehad one and used it like once every 2 weeks or so with both our youngest sons when they were able to hold their heads up, but neither seemed to like it much.  Then our youngest sons physical therapist suggested it highly for...

  Quote: Originally Posted by Maedze  An infant seat is no safer than a convertible.    Not all convertibles rated for newborns actually *fit* newborns.  However, Diono, with the...

He will probably be 6 before he is 40", so that won't be too big of a deal.  He has a genetic growth disorder and won't start growth hormones till between 4-6 years old (it's determined by bone age) so he's going to be extremely...

I used to keep up with car seats pretty well, but with my last baby turning 3 in May I haven't for a long time.  The boulevard he is in expires in March so I need to get him something new.  He is tiny, so he will be rear...

Janelle was born at 34 weeks and we weren't that careful, she didn't go to daycare (wouldn't of if she had been fullterm either though) but we did take her shopping with us and stuff.  She was by far our healthiest kid for that...

I think it's typical.  They told us that 7lbs was the magic weight, at 7lbs they will be alert, wake themselves up if they are hungry and become typical newborns.  They were right for all 4 of our kids.  Kincaid and...