i can't find info on minimum child's weight and height?
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Good Morning,my oldest grandson weighs about 35 lbs. Here are some specifications:The First Years Compass B570 Pathway Booster Car Seat, Naturalization: The First Years B570 Booster Seat Pathway in Naturalization is designed for a child from 30-100 lbs and 38" to 57" tall Rotating armrests make it easier to secure your child with your vehicles safety belts No-gap back The The First Years Booster Car Seat back easily adjusts to your growing child Easy 1-hand fold Built-in handle 2 retractable cup holders The First Years Compass Booster Seat Weight: 15.14 lbs 5-star Ease-of Use Rating from the National Highway Transportation Administration Good Morning,my oldest grandson weighs about 35 lbs. Here are some specifications:The First Years Compass B570 Pathway Booster Car Seat, Naturalization: The First Years B570 Booster Seat Pathway in Naturalization is designed for a child from 30-100 lbs and 38" to 57" tall Rotating armrests make it easier to secure your child with your vehicles safety belts No-gap back The The First Years Booster Car Seat back easily adjusts to your growing child Easy 1-hand fold Built-in handle 2 retractable cup holders The First Years... » Read More Good Morning,my oldest grandson weighs about 35 lbs. Here are some specifications:The First Years Compass B570 Pathway Booster Car Seat, Naturalization: The First Years B570 Booster Seat Pathway in Naturalization is designed for a child from 30-100 lbs and 38" to 57" tall Rotating armrests make it easier to secure your child with your vehicles safety belts No-gap back The The First Years Booster Car Seat back easily adjusts to your growing child Easy 1-hand fold Built-in handle 2 retractable cup holders The First Years Compass Booster Seat Weight: 15.14 lbs 5-star Ease-of Use Rating from the National Highway Transportation Administration « Show Less
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It says it fits children 30-100 lbs. and 38-57 inches tall. So a child should be at least 38 in tall and weigh at least 30 lbs.
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The front of the Instruction manual says age 3 or over, 30-100 pounds, 38-57 inches. There are car seat safety guidelines on different websites (highway patrol,consumer reports, etc) and car seats are still believed to be safer. We waited to switch over until our son was 40 pounds, over 40 inches and almost 4 years old. We are pleased with the booster and it is easy to use.
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I don't believe there is a minimum height. It is recommended for ages 1 and above with a minimum weight of 20#. I have very petite kids and the seat is very secure.
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Mode Height Weight Minimum AgeRear-Facing 25-43 in.(64-110 cm) 14-50 lb(6.4-22.7 kg) Able to sit upright aloneForward-Facing 30-49 in.(76-124 cm) 20-65 lb(9.1-29.5 kg) 1 year(2+ years recommended*)*AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) advises parents to keep their toddlers in Rear-Facing car seats until age 2, or until they reach the maximum height and weight for their seat.
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Oh yeah, definitely time. My baby was a year and she's very tiny, fifteenth percentile, but she fits just fine. Your baby will be a lot more comfortable in a toddler seat. Mine was anyway.
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Unfortunately, it didn't give options for sizes. If I remember correctly, it said for ages 3 to 5. But it runs small.
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I don't know the exact requirements, however our neighbor's kids are tall 10 and 11 year olds and they use it and LOVE it.
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I don't think there is a minimum weight, but you should wait until the baby can sit up on his own (when he won't need as much head/neck support) before putting him into an upright stroller.
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Says up to 75lbs but pending on height of child too because they tend to be shorter
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Hello, That's a good question! I do not recall if the instructions specified a minimum weight. Perhaps the detail supplier offers on Amazon ? Or check for children's safety products ? Have a pleasant day, Anne
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The seat is made for a maximum of 45 lbs. and/or 40 inches in height. That would make them approximately 4 years old depending on the size of your child.
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who knows! i wrote them and said it would be nice if they included this info on their product info page on their site. our 4 month old - 90th percentile for height - doesn't even come close to touching the floor yet.
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I'm not sure about the MINIMUM age/weight, my daughter was 4 when I got it. They do have a maximum weight/age recommendation, and it is: 80Lbs/up to 10 years. However, you can always check-out their website: http://rideweehoo.com/ (you can even call them at 866-297-6049) Also, if you contact them, via their website, they are very helpful with answering any questions.
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There are no specifications to size. I bought it for my 7 year old and when I got it, there was a picture of a baby on the front. Very deceiving!
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Grobag Size 0-6 months - Min Child Weight: 8.8lbs/4kgs - Max Child Length: 68cm / 27" - Grobag Length:76cm Grobag Size 6-18 months - Min Child Weight: 18lbs/8kgs - Max Child Length: 86cm / 34" - Grobag Length:95cm Grobag Size 18-36 months - Min Child Weight:24lbs/11.5kgs - Max Child Length: 98cm / 39" - Grobag Length:110cm
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If you still need this, let me know. I can measure mine. I use them at child care center. It is considered a mini, fits 1 year olds comfortably
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I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on choosing a size for your height and weight needs; you could ask a Pro shop or just search on-line for tips. I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on... » Read More I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on choosing a size for your height and weight needs; you could ask a Pro shop or just search on-line for tips. « Show Less
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Hi That would be tiny. the smallest child size we carry is 8. Just curious, how old is a child that is size 6?