At what age/weight did you stop using the carrier?
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I don't use it too much these days but I plan on using it when we travel in a week; he's at 17 months (around 26 pounds).
1355290
I stopped when my daughter turned 2. She was about 20lbs but I have friends who carried on there backs until their kids were almost 3 and around 30lbs.
60329
I bought the plus model because my Dad was about 250 lbs. He has had it for over 2 years now and uses it quite often.
267543
Also baby bjorn is ten timesEasier to snap on than ergo. Overall, this was a great carrier for up to 20 lbs, after that it was too hard on shoulders and switched to ergo. But for short outings it will be fine up to 25lbs. Right now my son is 23 lbs at 16 months so you can see how long this will last. Ergo can last past 2 yrs and is better for baby sleeping. My son always fallsAsleep in ergo not so much bjorn as feet are always moving and dangling.
1839196
My son is 44 lbs and still uses it. It's more comfortable for him to straddle it but it still works perfectly. It's been a lifesaver
2227564
Got it when my daughter was 3 and my son was 5 years old. They are now 5 and 7 and still use it all the time. My sister who is 23 years old (about 115 lbs) uses it when she comes over.
707769
I have used it since since my daughter was born and she is 16 month right now and my husband still uses it sometimes when he goes out with her. On the manual it says you can use it up to 25pounds she is almost 30 pounds still uses it. It really depends on baby weight while she is growing. And to make your money worth you can use up to when you feel it can hold her any longer. plus after she is done you can pass it down to another baby.
40364
I think 12 months but we strapped the infant carrier in if you only have one baby
593962
I haven't used mine for anyone over 11 pounds, although it was quite roomy for that size. I wouldn't go over 15.
1114579
I used our first one for 1.5 years. The only reason I stopped using it is because my daughter reached the height limit and I turned her forward facing.
1885864
Up to 22 #'s judith; my pet came under the weight limit, but he was too long for the carrier; it is a really good carrier though; sturdy and well made. / kimmie
2024663
I have used it since my baby was born at (7.1 lbs.) She is now 18.1lbs./27.25 inches long and we continue to use it! She loves it!
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I have this carrier. I did not use this particular one for my baby as a newborn. I had a smaller one I used for him. It is geared towards smaller babies. I used this carrier as he got older, around 6 months.
1489621
My son is five and around 45 lbs. he sits in the middle with his safety belt on. I can carry stuff in the trailer as well. It really is worth buying.
2166083
I stopped using it as a transport crate when our cocker was about 12 lbs or so. I found it easier to put her in the car with her leash.
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Unless you are a regular weight lifter I wouldn't recommend it, and I am pretty sure he exceeds the weight limit, anyhow. I was no longer comfortable carrying my son for any length of time in a front carry after he was 15lbs; he's about 25 lbs and this *may* help a bit with a hip carry still. You should look for a toddler soft structured carrier (I think most are rated up to 40 lbs), or I think a Storchenwiege wrap could work. Either way, you'll have to shell out around $150-180 new for a carrier that will work for you. The structured carriers are very nice for back carries if you need to carry him for a longer period of time. Unless you are a regular weight lifter I wouldn't recommend it, and I am pretty sure he exceeds the weight limit, anyhow. I was no longer comfortable carrying my son for any length of time in a front carry after he was 15lbs; he's about 25 lbs and this *may* help a bit with a hip carry still. You should look for a toddler soft structured carrier (I think most are rated up to 40 lbs), or I think a Storchenwiege wrap could work. Either way, you'll have to shell out around $150-180 new for a carrier that will work for you. The structured carriers are very nice for back carries if you need to... » Read More Unless you are a regular weight lifter I wouldn't recommend it, and I am pretty sure he exceeds the weight limit, anyhow. I was no longer comfortable carrying my son for any length of time in a front carry after he was 15lbs; he's about 25 lbs and this *may* help a bit with a hip carry still. You should look for a toddler soft structured carrier (I think most are rated up to 40 lbs), or I think a Storchenwiege wrap could work. Either way, you'll have to shell out around $150-180 new for a carrier that will work for you. The structured carriers are very nice for back carries if you need to carry him for a longer period of time. « Show Less
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My oldest is 7yrs and approx 60lbs. It's fine for him now, but another 15-20lbs and I may start to be mindful.
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I work as a family nurse practitioner... Plus have 2 kids, one who is old enough to use this booster (which we love). Safest recommendation-- wait until 40lbs to use this booster, even though your kiddo is technically tall enough to use it. Frustrating, I know. But the 3-point carseat is safest until they reach 40lbs.