3 seater pram??

britjam

Im pregnant with baby number 3 and need a 3 seater pram as my daughter will be 3 and a half and my son 25 months when the new baby arrives. Just after some advice and whats good out there for a decent not to heavy 3 seater!!
Thanks

Answer
I have seen three seater prams before but they wouldn't be suitable for a newborn and 2 older toddlers. I would be going for a double stroller for the older kids if they still fit with their combined weight and put the baby in a carrier/harness/pouch on you. Or put the younger two in a double stroller/pram and get a walking harness/backpack for the oldest one to walk beside you without running off.

Phil and Teds prams make great double prams for babies and toddlers.
Or I found these.....
http://www.pocket-lint.co.uk/news/news.phtml/2798/3822/Inglesina-Domino-Triple-stroller-triplets.phtml
http://www.epinions.com/kifm-Twin_Strollers-Peg_Perego-Peg_Perego_Triplette/display_~reviews

Are my list okay to bring and have for traveling/flying wit an almost 1 year old baby?

mma

okay here are my list that I'm thinking to bring, we are going to hawaii for my son's 1st Birthday;
-Car seat
-1 big luggage
-stroller

and then Carryon big backpack
-diapers, extra clothing, food, water, bottles, milk, toys, blanket, jacket/sweater, sippy cup,wipes, bibs,juice, his favorite classical music,earphone.
for now this is all i can think of, if you guys can give me some more tips & information that would be great.

thanks a bunch.
oh no food just for my baby while on the plane I'm not that. LOL

Answer
You've got a good list there.

you might want a sling/back carrier, as you'll have to carry him off the plane after landing and you don't get your stroller back until you get to the carousel. Do you need cutlery for him? You can get travel sets in little cases that are very handy.

for food, consider pouches of puree as they're easier to use. Take little finger snacks. Not only for eating, but they also take a bit of time up too.

make sure none of his toys make noise!

in the uk, you have to taste some of the food and milk as you go through security control before getting on the aeroplane, so make sure it's all resealable.

have a good flight!

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Can a baby 5 months old, 16 lbs and 26 inches long (not walking yet), use the CoPilot Limo Bicycle Child Seat?

maria w

Most baby bike carriers say that the child must be one year old and not more than a specific weight, but the CoPilot Limo Bicycle Child Seat simply says that you can use the bike carrier with a child up to 40 lbs. So does that mean that I can use the bike carrier with any baby under 40 lbs? I would really love to hear from someone with experience with this product.
Most baby bike carriers say that the child must be one year old and not more than a specific weight, but the CoPilot Limo Bicycle Child Seat simply says that you can use the bike carrier with a child up to 40 lbs. So does that mean that I can use the bike carrier with any baby under 40 lbs? I would really love to hear from someone with experience with this product. And, yes, he has control of his head. Babies uaually gain control about 4 months.

Answer
You should not have a child on a bike or being pulled behind a bike until their head and neck are strong enough to use a helmet. Which is around 1 year.

http://www.ibike.org/education/infant.htm
Usually by age 12 months parents can start checking with the child's physician to see if they have the neck development to safely go for a bike ride. Most toddlers' neck and shoulder muscles can tolerate the weight of a helmet and absorb shock from bumps in the road at 1 years old.

http://www.helmets.org/little1s.htm
Nobody we have met in the injury prevention field recommends taking an infant of less than 12 months in a bicycle child seat, trailer, sidecar or any other carrier. Nobody. And we do not either.
New York state law prohibits it. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission thinks it is dangerous to take a child under one year on a bicycle, and here is their rationale:

Maurice Keenan, MD, from the American Academy of Pediatrics [21], requested that a minimum age of 1 year be reflected on the label for helmets intended for children under age 5. This would better convey the message that infants (children under age 1) should not be passengers on a bicycle under any circumstance.

The Commission agrees with the commenter that children under 1 year of age should not be on bicycles. Children are just learning to sit unsupported at about 9 months of age. Until this age, infants have not developed sufficient bone mass and muscle tone to enable them to sit unsupported with their backs straight. Pediatricians advise against having infants sitting in a slumped or curled position for prolonged periods. This position may even be exacerbated by the added weight of a bicycle helmet on the infantâs head. Because pediatricians recommend against having children under age 1 as passengers on bicycles, the Commission does not want the certification label to imply that children under age 1 can ride safely.

Source: 16 CFR Part 1203 Safety Standard for Bicycle Helmets; Final Rule, page 11726

That explains why you will not find a child helmet on the market sized for a tiny tot. You certainly do not want to ride with a bare-headed child, and in some places it is illegal. In fact, several states have laws against taking children under one year of age on a bicycle, even with a helmet.

Parents love their babies and love their bicycles, so it is natural to want to put the two together. That thought occurs to every bicycling parent, generally before the child is born. We see messages on the Internet indicating that some parents do put their children in baby seats of one design or another and take them along on trailers starting as young as five weeks. Others use a baby backpack. At slightly older ages, people use front or rear-mounted child seats. A few (mostly in the UK) use sidecars. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. A disclaimer: our purpose here is to cover the risks, so you know what you are getting into. We are hearing more these days about undiagnosed brain injuries, with symptoms too subtle for doctors to detect, but very real to families. And that comes to mind whenever someone asks us about babies and biking. We worry about your six-week-old entering the first grade six years from now with a small but detectable mental handicap. That is alarmist; this is an alarmist page.

Any good book titles?

...

I am writing a book and i need some book titles
It is a Mystery :D
well... a mystery/drama

Answer
Sometimes titles are good when they are just words.. like..
Adult

Aeroplane

Air

Aircraft Carrier

Airforce

Airport

Album

Alphabet

Apple

Arm

Army

Baby

Baby

Backpack

Balloon

Banana

Bank

Highway

Horoscope

Horse

Hose

Ice

Ice-cream

Insect

Jet fighter

Junk
Rock

Rocket

Roof

Room

Rope

Saddle

Salt

Sandpaper

Sandwich

Satellite

Sphere

Spice

Spiral

Spoon

Sports-car

Spot Light

Square

Staircase

Star

Stomach

Sun

Sunglasses

Surveyor

Swimming Pool

Sword

Table

Tapestry

Teeth
Torpedo

Train

Treadmill

Triangle

Tunnel

Typewriter

Umbrella

Vacuum

Vampire

Videotape

Vulture
Water

Weapon

Web

Wheelchair

Window

Woman

Worm

X-ray

Zebra

:D:D

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At what age can a baby use....?

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BEC

A bike seat??

I want to start riding my bike with my daughter...she is 9.5 months...is she old enough? Or is should I wait? What age is ok?

Answer
At an absolute bare minimum the child has to be able to wear a bike helmet, which means their neck must be strong enough to support the weight. That happens at about 1 year of age and parents are advised to discuss it with their pediatrician -though I do not actually believe that pediatricians or family doctors have *any* training in this.

In some places (NY for example) it is the law that no child under age 1 be attached to a bike in any way.

http://www.bhsi.org/little1s.htm
Nobody we have met in the injury prevention field recommends taking an infant of less than 12 months in a bicycle child seat, trailer, sidecar or any other carrier. Nobody. And we do not either.
New York state law prohibits it. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission thinks it is dangerous to take a child under one year on a bicycle, and here is their rationale:

Maurice Keenan, MD, from the American Academy of Pediatrics [21], requested that a minimum age of 1 year be reflected on the label for helmets intended for children under age 5. This would better convey the message that infants (children under age 1) should not be passengers on a bicycle under any circumstance.

The Commission agrees with the commenter that children under 1 year of age should not be on bicycles. Children are just learning to sit unsupported at about 9 months of age. Until this age, infants have not developed sufficient bone mass and muscle tone to enable them to sit unsupported with their backs straight. Pediatricians advise against having infants sitting in a slumped or curled position for prolonged periods. This position may even be exacerbated by the added weight of a bicycle helmet on the infantâs head. Because pediatricians recommend against having children under age 1 as passengers on bicycles, the Commission does not want the certification label to imply that children under age 1 can ride safely.

Source: 16 CFR Part 1203 Safety Standard for Bicycle Helmets; Final Rule, page 11726

That explains why you will not find a child helmet on the market sized for a tiny tot. You certainly do not want to ride with a bare-headed child, and in some places it is illegal. In fact, several states have laws against taking children under one year of age on a bicycle, even with a helmet.

Parents love their babies and love their bicycles, so it is natural to want to put the two together. That thought occurs to every bicycling parent, generally before the child is born. We see messages on the Internet indicating that some parents do put their children in baby seats of one design or another and take them along on trailers starting as young as five weeks. Others use a baby backpack. At slightly older ages, people use front or rear-mounted child seats. A few (mostly in the UK) use sidecars. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. A disclaimer: our purpose here is to highlight the risks. We are hearing more now about undiagnosed brain injuries, with symptoms too subtle for doctors to detect in a clinical setting, but very real to families. And that comes to mind whenever someone asks us about babies and biking. We worry about your six-week-old entering the first grade six years from now with a small but detectable mental handicap. That is alarmist; this is an alarmist page!

For an official US Government view, we have excerpts from the Consumer Product Safety Commission's age-related guidelines for ride-on toys.

Any good book titles?

...

I am writing a book and i need some book titles
It is a Mystery :D
well... a mystery/drama

Answer
Sometimes titles are good when they are just words.. like..
Adult

Aeroplane

Air

Aircraft Carrier

Airforce

Airport

Album

Alphabet

Apple

Arm

Army

Baby

Baby

Backpack

Balloon

Banana

Bank

Highway

Horoscope

Horse

Hose

Ice

Ice-cream

Insect

Jet fighter

Junk
Rock

Rocket

Roof

Room

Rope

Saddle

Salt

Sandpaper

Sandwich

Satellite

Sphere

Spice

Spiral

Spoon

Sports-car

Spot Light

Square

Staircase

Star

Stomach

Sun

Sunglasses

Surveyor

Swimming Pool

Sword

Table

Tapestry

Teeth
Torpedo

Train

Treadmill

Triangle

Tunnel

Typewriter

Umbrella

Vacuum

Vampire

Videotape

Vulture
Water

Weapon

Web

Wheelchair

Window

Woman

Worm

X-ray

Zebra

:D:D

Answer mine? :]

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