Newborn inserts on a car seat

[DaisyDoo]

Just wondering, at what age do you take the newborn inserts out of a carseat?

 

[Em91]

i think O was about 6mths. But she's pretty teeny tiny x

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[EmiLou123]

They say around 4-5 months or when baby starts to look a bit 'squashed up' xxx

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[Zazu]

I have just taken out the wedge, as I was struggling to get him in, I will leave the head support in for as long as I can x

 

[J_Anne]

I took mine out when she was only 10 weeks and she's only little, weighs 10lb 11oz now. She just looked squashed down and as though ate was bending in the wrong places, she looks much more comfortable now I've taken it out.

 

[DaisyDoo]

Theres a wedge on mine but i cant take that out and use the head support as theyre attached. Might get a seperate hugger, shes starting to look uncomfortable!

 

[AmyQ]

I've already taken the wedge out for Evan, he looked so squished xx

 

[DaisyDoo]

Might pop over toys r us tomorrow and see if they have one. Thanks!

 

[charliebear]

Sophie is 7 months and we still use the head hugged with the wedge removed.

 

[knopk@]

I have removed it some.time ago and my boy is 8 weeks, he looked.uncomfortable in it.

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[vinandbella]

I took mine out a few weeks ago and put in the cushion of the pram to give a bit more support


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[brand new]

I've still got mine in but jack is till tiny so need that support for him. He's nearly 13 weeks and only 9lb 13oz xx

 

[Gayle30]

My girls still has her head support in at 9 mths. Mine seems to be attached. Xx

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[tiaflame]

I took the wedge out around 16 weeks I think, it didn't look a comfy position xx

 

[AmyQ]

I got told off today as apparently you're supposed to leave the wedge in until they are 12 weeks due to their spines still developing. Looking squished is supposed to be fine!? Not that any of my literature provided me with any pictures of what the baby is supposed to look like in the car seat - or even online.

Got made to feel like a bad mummy even though I was only doing what I thought was best in the absence of any useful information.