Switching from bassinet to pram set
has any switched their pram over to the seat from the bassinet? My LG is 4 month as of tomorrow and she’s starting to get too big for the bassinet but worry it’s too early to make the switch. She has really good neck and head control and we would keep the seat reclines but wondered if anyone else has switched
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Yep doing a bit of both
We have switched but like you mentioned we keep it slightly reclined for her and she prefers this over the bassinet and is a lot more happy maybe just start with small 5 minute walks in it to see how she gets on and finds it as we did that to start with x
We’ve just switched. I was wary, but it was the right decision.
I switched. My LO is 4M next month. I felt bad as it is so early but he has been in the bassinet one time! He has reflux and hates laying flat. He enjoys the pram now and you know what, no one actually cares we swapped it around lol
Yes at about 3½ months! Best thing we ever did, super happy baby here as he gets to see the world
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