Can kids buckle themselves in and get out on their own? My daughter is almost 7 and 41 pounds.
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At that age I'd say possibly. My 5 year old doesn't quite have the strength to push the red button. He weighs 45 pounds
213939
Good question but my kids are 4 and half years old so I still do it by myself but it's really comfortable and nice I would recommend this like you said she's almost 7 so she should be able to and on the other hand my twin boys have autism so I have to do it for them
213940
My kids are 2-1/2 and 4-1/2 they are my biggest one is able to buckle herself but not the little one. No they aren't able to get out on their own. I haven't teach them how. But if your daughter is 7 i am sure she could.
1838832
I think as long as the children can sit up on their own, it should work. My boys are 2, and it would be perfect, but we can't use it, because they are able to unlatch the belt and get out. :(
886352
Sure, you just have to be careful and walk with them until they understand their capabilities. It's not a well designed toy. Kids can easily fall off and get injured. I'd honestly recommend a helmet. I push my daughter around, but have my arm around her body to prevent her from falling off.
68125
My barely 3 year old can buckle himself, but still can't unbuckle the bottom, but my 4 year old does just fine!
1355290
I stopped when my daughter turned 2. She was about 20lbs but I have friends who carried on there backs until their kids were almost 3 and around 30lbs.
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I would say no. My 7 mo old is on the talk side weighing almost 19lbs. And while she does still sit in it, she prefers the side to side motion vs the the front to back and her legs hit the rail. I just wouldn't invest in it this late in her growth. Was awesome from newborn up.
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I ride with my wife on the back (I'm 6'1", 210lbs & she's 5'6", 135lbs) & they aren't in her way while riding. They do make it a little more difficult for her to get on, but not that bad. With her feet on the pegs, her legs are close to the bags, but they don't touch them. I ran the velcro strap under the seat instead of over and as far back as I could get it - a little more difficult, but it works. I don't think kids would have any problem.
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No , I would make sure you had some kind of safety belt attached as they ( babies ) are apt to wiggle ! My daughter was stable and reasoned with enough by the age of 2 but before that I would use a safety belt
1836323
It depends on the child's size. I suppose if their legs are long enough, they could scoot themselves. Parents can definitely push.
93819
Absolutely. My daughter is 8 and is on it constantly. As long as you bolt the legs in tightly, it's great.
295118
My daughter was 11 when she got hers and she does it very well by herself. I'm sure your daughter would be able to do it with a little help.
2080902
Not easily. My girl is 1 1/2 years old and about 75 pounds. The current set up works great for her. I love the double handles and, of course, the padding.
626652
The seat is very low which helps keep the child from being able to climb out. However, I think it would depend on the child's height once they can walk. A tall child might be able to get out but an average height or short child would not. However, I think a high chair with straps would be more secure for an active walker. At least that is our current plan. Hope this helps.
1417157
A lot of that has to do with whether or not your child can sit up on their own. We used a baby tub, then transitioned over to using it in the regular tub. No problems.
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You can't. I wish you could. But for my 19lb 4 month old who can't sit on her own and HATES the carrier because she is smooshed.. this is a lifesaver!
1647712
Unfortunately no, however, any child able to reach the pedals will be able to climb in and out with ease. Just expect the usual tumbles.
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You could, but I will not recommend it. The issue with older kids is that the seat end up being too low and the leg room is small. My son is a little over 3 and he takes small steps to push himself and I think he will like to go faster (take bigger steps). But, he loves it.