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Phil & Teds - Second seat

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Washersaurus · 27/09/2007 15:45

How old was your DC when you started using it?

DS2 outgrowing his cocoon at 8 wks old (about 12lbs), do you think it would be OK to put him in the back seat yet or should I wait a bit longer? He can hold his head up quite well.

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AnnieOleHouseElf · 27/09/2007 15:49

I think he needs to be able to sit up first, not necessarily unaided, but maybe around 4 months? I think dd was about 4 months, she was starting to get a bit squished in the cocoon by then

Washersaurus · 27/09/2007 15:55

OMG the cocoon wont last that much longer!!! We will miss it though as it has been so handy and DS looks so snuggly in it.

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TheBlonde · 27/09/2007 16:01

4 mths
before that I used the newborn bit without the cocoon - just put a sheepskin in

CarGirl · 27/09/2007 16:01

do you have the sport version???? I have an original kiwi explorer where the back seat is more reclined than the E3 V1 & V2 and dd went in it from 10ish weeks as she was too long for the sling bit by then, she was a bit slumped but it was okay - didn't have a proper cocoon so perhaps that gave her more room in the underneath bit???

Washersaurus · 27/09/2007 16:07

Yes sorry I should have said, it is the sport reclining version

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CarGirl · 27/09/2007 16:08

just recline and use a body support thing - a head hugger that supports body as well???

You can tell mine wasn't a PFB!

Washersaurus · 27/09/2007 16:08

Hmm a sheepskin sounds perfect, but expensive!!

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CarGirl · 27/09/2007 16:17

I've got a long pile sheepskin rug that you buy if you want and cut to size - they don't fray just chop away and put harness slits in!

amazonianwoman · 28/09/2007 10:41

From 4 mths I reclined the seat and used the headhugger from his carseat (he was too cramped with it in the carseat anyway!)

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