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How old was your child when they got the Vest?
- Thread starter MargaritaChic
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fourkidsmom
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Brady was 3.
Fourkidsmom
Fourkidsmom
fourkidsmom
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Brady was 3.
Fourkidsmom
Fourkidsmom
fourkidsmom
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Brady was 3.
Fourkidsmom
Fourkidsmom
fourkidsmom
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Brady was 3.
Fourkidsmom
Fourkidsmom
fourkidsmom
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Brady was 3.
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froggymama
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We got ours at 2 years. But I think we could have gotten it before. I brought it up at our clinic appt, they measured her and said, "Oh yeah, she's more than big enough." It was a tough transition, but after a week of struggle, it just became her daily routine.
Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
froggymama
New member
We got ours at 2 years. But I think we could have gotten it before. I brought it up at our clinic appt, they measured her and said, "Oh yeah, she's more than big enough." It was a tough transition, but after a week of struggle, it just became her daily routine.
Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
froggymama
New member
We got ours at 2 years. But I think we could have gotten it before. I brought it up at our clinic appt, they measured her and said, "Oh yeah, she's more than big enough." It was a tough transition, but after a week of struggle, it just became her daily routine.
Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
froggymama
New member
We got ours at 2 years. But I think we could have gotten it before. I brought it up at our clinic appt, they measured her and said, "Oh yeah, she's more than big enough." It was a tough transition, but after a week of struggle, it just became her daily routine.
Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
froggymama
New member
We got ours at 2 years. But I think we could have gotten it before. I brought it up at our clinic appt, they measured her and said, "Oh yeah, she's more than big enough." It was a tough transition, but after a week of struggle, it just became her daily routine.
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<br />Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
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<br />Some good ways to transition were to put her favorite stuffed animal or doll in the vest. And the trick that really worked for us was to buy a new toy, (playdough worked for us), and then introducing it right as we put the vest on. So she associated playing with the vest. I think every kid is different, but that was our golden ticket. Good luck. -Elise
MargaritaChic
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Our clinic said Emma will get one by the time she is 1 year old.
It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?
It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?
MargaritaChic
New member
Our clinic said Emma will get one by the time she is 1 year old.
It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?
It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?
MargaritaChic
New member
Our clinic said Emma will get one by the time she is 1 year old.
It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?
It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?
MargaritaChic
New member
Our clinic said Emma will get one by the time she is 1 year old.
It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?
It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?
MargaritaChic
New member
Our clinic said Emma will get one by the time she is 1 year old.
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<br />It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
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<br />Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?
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<br />It looks like the trend is about 2-3 that most kids get them.
<br />
<br />Have any of the rest of you heard of a 6 week old baby having one? How would it fit him/her? Couldn't it be damaging to his/her development?