Sentences with phrase «not napping in the stroller»

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Most of the time my 2 - year old doesn't even want to seat in the stroller, so I take it with me just in case she wants to take a nap or needs a diaper change.

Whether your baby naps in the stroller or you want protection from the sun, we have not seen a canopy that offers greater coverage than this one.

And if you're going to want to be out and about in the warm weather, don't get your child used to only taking naps in the crib, or you won't be able to let him or her nap in the stroller while you run errands.

«Do not let your children nap in strollers, bouncy seats, or car seats that are parked on the floor because these places are not made for sleeping unless they are constantly monitored.»

Lastly, I've also used the larger stroller as a portable bassinet / nap space for certain events when ds was an older baby / toddler where having him take his extended nap in a baby carrier was not as practical (at a wedding or funeral, for example).

So, I used that to get snacks packed and the diaper bag refilled and get the stroller out into the car and map quests, whatever I was gonna go so that, when my son woke up from the nap, I didn't have to be trying to do that in addition to nursing and getting him ready and all of that so... so no, I wish, but no.

My second child would not nap unless I put him in the stroller and took him for a walk.

Or depending on how young your little one is, they can be very content napping in the car seat or stroller (just don't make it a regular habit or they won't like sleeping in the crib later on IMO).

I'm not sure if she's getting too much waketime before that first nap... I usually go walking with her in the morning and often she'll fall asleep in the stroller and when I get home I'll put her in bed, but I've also tried nixing the walk and scheduling just an hour or so of waketime so she won't be as sleepy going down for a nap and she still rises early.

He also naps happily in his car seat, carrier, stroller, etc, so being held is not really necessary, just something we do as a form of bonding and cuddling.

It is not a full recline, but from my experience, having a seat that can be reclined is extremely important for my kids to be able to take a nap in the stroller.

It is very light, (I live in san francisco, so I need to push it up hills) it fits though normal sized doors and can be pushed easily with one hand, it folds up nice and small, and both sides recline fully so either child can nap in the stroller (not the case with the duo glide) Only downside is the relatively small wheels are hopeless on less than even terrain.

Some double strollers have space for a child to stand and ride, but this doesn't allow for in - stroller naps.

On the other hand, if you'll be watching your baby closely during the day, I'm not opposed to letting him or her nap in a stroller, swing, or bouncer if it's more convenient.

(In fact, if you're going out near your baby's nap time, a stroller can't be beat.

Some days she wouldn't nap all day, and my nights would be spent pushing her outside in the stroller in the middle of the winter, up and down the driveway, and then ever - so - carefully trying to creep the car seat back into the house without waking her.

Overall, it's a great product but it needs several improvements: - the cocoon doesn't include a mattress which makes it pretty uncomfortable especially if baby wants to nap in it - the cocoon is not very long and our 5 weeks baby has already almost outgrown it in regards to her height - the handles are also very short which makes it almost impossible to carry the cocoon with one hand (and carry the folded stroller on the shoulder)- the cover has a zip that doesn't go all around the cocoon.

The front seat can recline but will not lay completely flat, so there is no comfortable napping in this stroller.

If the gym isn't a possibility, put your baby in the stroller and go for a walk, put an on - demand fitness video on while your baby naps or do a few yoga poses.

It's starting to get to the point where he will only nap in the stroller, and that isn't always an option!

Whether your baby naps in the stroller or you want protection from the sun, we have not seen a canopy that offers greater coverage than this one.