Changing from bassinet to pram seat

Just curious… when did everyone change from the bassinet fixture of the pram to the seat? My son is almost 4 months old but isn’t sitting independently yet (but has almost outgrown the bassinet size). When out with him in the bassinet he barely sleeps anymore as he is so curious of what is going on around him, so I just end up carrying him. Is 4 months too soon to change him over??
It’s also bittersweet the idea of changing it as it mean he’s no longer a tiny baby 😅

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I changed round 4.5 months before my baby sat independently. But I just had her reclined position all the time 😍

I done mine at 3 months, everywhere was saying to do it when they sit up by themselves and there was a few people who done it earlier, my baby was so unsettled in the bassinet part and cried everytime because she likes to be able to see things, putting her in the actual seat made it so much better as she could see and she was so happy and content, it was sad because it meant she’s no longer a baby baby but it was the best thing for her, she’s 4 months in a few days and the last months I’ve not hated going out with the pram as she enjoys it.

We did it at 2 1/2 months. We just reclined her right back and she loved it..

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