Pets with Children: Ergo
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Feedback About the Ergo Infant Carrier
Asked by T.D. from Boston
on October 29, 2008
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I'm curious if anyone has used the Ergo Infant Carrier and what you thought of it. My son is almost 6 months old and, of course, loves to be carried all the time. But ...
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- I think the ergo is very comfortable and you can wear it front or back. I just went on a hike with my almost 3 yr old and carried him part of the way in the ergo. Alth...
- Hi T., The Ergo carrier is an awesome system. It is so comfortable to wear. I've had a lot of back problems sine being pregnant with my daughter and I've been able ...
- I have the ergo and I love it! It is worth the cost...esp. if you are going to have more than one child...it will last. It has lasted through all my three boys and I...
Buying a Used Ergo
Asked by A.K. from Minneapolis
on August 27, 2011
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I am considering buying a used ergo for my 6 month old, I would save about $30. does anyone know if they are machine washable and any tips what to look for if it is in...
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- I am currently using my ergo with my third child an it still looks new. It gets used a lot too throughout the years. I throw mine in the washer and hang dry it. The be...
- I think Ephie D hit it pretty much on the head. Ours is two years old, used everyday, and still looks new. I don't even bring a stroller with me when we go out. We ...
- Yes, they are machine washable and take a lot of wear. Once, a buckle broke on our carrier, so we called the company. They sent us a new buckle free of charge - didn...
Trying to Choose Between Ergo and Patapum Carrier
Asked by J.M. from Seattle
on February 18, 2008
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I would like to upgrade from the Moby Wrap to another carrier for my 9 month old daughter. We walk the dog everyday and the Moby Wrap is great, but not as convenient ...
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- Why not get a good backpack that's built for your frame? You can still use the Moby for around the house, etc., but the backpack is great for longer journeys. REI ha...
- We switched from the Moby Wrap to the Ergo Baby and we both love it. Our son is 7 months and 22 lbs and tall - 29 inches and he fits really great. the rain cover is ...
- I do not know about those brands but I am very petite and I have the peanut shell which I love and it comes in different sizes which I found great.
Baby carriers(Ergo) vs Baby Wraps(fabric Ties)
Asked by D.M. from Chicago
on May 19, 2011
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Second baby and just don't want to lug around the car seat this time. Which did you guys like better? I like the idea of no buckles/straps to fool with of the lightwei...
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- I have 3 kids and only did the wrap for the last child...regret not using it for all 3. I watched several youtube videos and there is one of a Dad showing how to use i...
- Honestly, if you really plan to use carriers I recommend getting a fabric wrap (like a Moby), an Ergo, AND a sling. The Moby will be great for the first three or four ...
- I had a Moby, Ergo, and Baby Bjorn. I would suggest the Moby for when they are little (maybe up to 6 months) and the Ergo after that.
Toddler Leash??
Asked by J.R. from Dallas
on March 8, 2007
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I have recently considered getting my son a toddler harness. He has always hated sitting in the grocery cart, even with an expensive padded cart cover. So my choices a...
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- I say GO FOR IT! Who the heck cares what other people say and think when it comes to your baby! We bought one when we went to Disney World and the people I found tha...
- I think they are a great idea depending how they are used. I used one on my son when we where traveling so he could run around the airport between flights. I use...
- I think it is a great way to help keep your child safe. Obviously you don't want to use it 100% of the time because your child does need to learn to listen to you and...
Travelling Alone with Infant
Asked by C.K. from Seattle
on October 6, 2009
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I'm taking my 4 month old daughter to visit my parents on the East Coast. I have never traveled alone with a baby. I bought her a seat and will bring the "baby bucke...
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- I traveled alone with my 6m old daughter and had no trouble at all as far as needing Dad's permission. It is actually not nearly as difficult to travel by plane with ...
- i have flown several times alone with my children (now almost 4 and 7 months), and flew at least once per month with my older son (usually alone) from the time that he...
- Lots of great suggestions!! The only thing I would add is to bring something new and different to suck on "just in case" for the way up or down. When I took our first ...
Possibly Deciding to Stop at One Child
Asked by T.M. from Austin
on August 4, 2009
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Up until recently I always pictured myself with 2 children, but now have been thinking about how it would be with just one. I am totally in love with my daughter and ...
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- I know I'm late in the game--I was on vacation when your post came up. Anyway, it's totally up to you. There are advantages of each. There are only children who ha...
- I have known many "only children" both family as well as friends. My dad being one of them. That is the very reason I did not want to have only one child. I have seen ...
- My first child was very difficult but I knew I would have more than one. Having two (actually have four now) made life so much easier. For me 2 was easier than 1. Sure...
How Do I Stop My Child from Being So "Clingy"
Asked by K.B. from Shreveport
on September 22, 2006
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I have one daughter she is 14 months old. She is the only child in the house hold and I am wondering is this why she only wants to be around me. She has all the toys...
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- Hi K., I went through that with my 14 month old son. I think they are just bored. I've been taking him to the park everyday and the clingy behavior has dropped off a ...
- I am right with you. I am a single mom, in school, working part time, and everything else. My son is almost 16 months old. He goes to daycare and that has helped with ...
- I know what you are going through. Emily is 7 months old and is at the stage where she screams until i pick her up .. she wont play by herself even if i am in the same...
Napping and Sleeping Arrangements When You Have a Baby and a Toddler
Asked by L.W. from Houston
on May 7, 2010
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Hi Moms,
I plan on starting to have baby #2. I have a two year old right now. And I was wondering, how do you work in a nap for your baby when you have a toddler?? ...
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- Very easy. Let your baby nap and sleep in his crib in his room, while your other child is playing or simply awake somewhere else in the house. There is a point during ...
- I will agree with what most of the other mommies are saying. I have a 2 1/2 year old and a 7 week old who are both on routines. It is amazing what he'll sleep through!...
- yes, it's possible to have a light sleeper in a baby, but more often the baby will adapt to the noises of the house and sleep through it. there have been times my old...
Toddler Wrist "Leash" Recommendations Please?
Asked by S.Y. from Pittsburgh
on August 2, 2010
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Yesterday my 2.5 year old dd got lost at a department store. They had to close everything down for a "Code Adam". I was completely hysterical. Thing is, my dd has audi...
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- We got one at Babies R Us, I believe it's a safety first brand. It is adjustable velcrow for the child's wrist and the regular elastic for yours. We use it whenever we...
- I wouldn't use a wrist leash because of the safety issue. I have, however, from time to time, clipped my dog's leash to the back belt loop of his jeans. Your daughte...
- I tried a wrist leash, but I'm afraid it didn't work out very well. My son has one that isn't a backpack but rather a frontpack - like a carrier! It has Elmo on it a...
