Are these bottles too heavy for baby to hold by himself?
1331135
Depends on how old. It is too heavy for a small baby, but then again a small baby should not be left with a bottle. It is breakable too so be careful.
1331136
We used this as part of baby's strength training. Seriously though, they're solid glass! Don't leave your baby alone if he's just learning to hold it, could hurt his face.
387223
You absolutely can. As long as the infant weights more than 5 lbs. The only problem is - it does not have a detachable base. So if you want to run into a store or do something quickly, you will have to go through the process of un doing the belts then having to carry the baby.
528934
I think so if the bottle is set on floor so child can use upper body to push down on pump. Our bottles are on the ground and requires that we bend over. Easiest way is to be able use a sraight arm from the shoulder. But little force is required.
1822222
If the baby can steadily sit up on his/her own, and you're not pulling fast/hard, they should be fine.
726492
Never broke, but bottles are heavier then I thought. Baby not strong enough to hold bottle. I just got silcone bottles with wide mouth and they are very light and easy to hold and wash.
1043953
As long as she can sit up on her own, hold on to the handles as needed she should be fine. My daughter and I started about age 2.5 and I felt she was secure. Good luck!
288643
Hi, Kristen. I have to agree with the other reviewers who stated that your wee one is just too small to fit the seat and also would need to sit stably on her own. The float does not have support for stabilization for a 3 month old baby.
1058077
No, none for me. And my baby girl is 3 years old and weighs about 60lbs. She's tall, so she grasps on the bars very firmly. We absolutely love this bouncer. Money will worth it.
8167
no they are a very heavy plastic. i can't squeeze the bottle together if that makes sense
782196
Thank you for your question. This product should never be carried with baby in it.
1932165
Our bottle is now down a little, but it is pretty hefty in weight still. I think two pounds might be right, especially if they "rounded up" on the scale.
2083898
I've used this bottles from my baby all the way and I haven't had any leaking issues. She is one year old and I am still using the same bottles I bought when she was born...
1264991
It is very sturdy but I would not let my baby go near or under it. A little common sense it would probably tip over.
1984848
We used this with our 2 month old, at the most reclined position, so he was mostly laying down. However, my son was holding his head up on his own at roughly 7/8 weeks and this may have had something to do with his head staying in line with his body.
1525070
Pretty lightweight - some sippy cups are heavy these are not. My kiddos never had any issues holding. These are by far my favorite of all we have tried, no issues and no complaints!
945985
I didn't use it all the time. When the baby was very small I didn't feel like he could flip himself out or anything and sometimes I didn't want to risk disturbing his sleep. I tried to put a blanket underneath him to avoid the buckles. But I'd say it's better to use it just to be sure.
1680050
There are weight guide lines for this. My children have been very small but were in this shortly after we came home. The concern with any off the carrier are the head support and the child being positioned so they can breathe. I used mine with in the frost few weeks home. Tried to used another one I bought that has an insert for the infant but hated it. Still using this one at a yr. the best thing is that u can see the child and can put it on yourself then put in baby. Others I couldn't.