Can the toddler "walk" in this or is it only pushed by someone?
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It is only pushed by someone. There is a little resting place for the feet and the bottom is solid.
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Only adults can push this as it is high. I would say if your height is about 175cm the handle is just below your hips.
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No, the toddler does not walk. There is a seat with a seatbelt. The bottom is solid with small holes for water drainage. It is very easy to push, even for taller people - my husband is 5' 10" and he commented on how comfortable it is to push. Sometimes I even walk off to the side and push with one hand.
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Yes. It's different from other modular strollers that way. I put my 3 year old in the bottom seat all the time and sometimes baby wear the baby. It pushes fine with the weight in the bottom seat as well.
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Not really. You kind of need a handle extension to keep from tripping over it. Works great for going to the mall, but I wouldn't use it at a theme park all day, or for jogging. It might attach better to different strollers, but ours is a double stroller and I have to step pretty shallow to avoid it. Not a full-stride kind of extension. Our toddler lives it though! He feels like a big boy (we have 5-mo twins)!! Not a bad buy, but more often than using this, we just push two strollers. PERFECT for when alone though. ;-)
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Hi Dorian,Technically, a 'toddler' is approximately two-years old, and most likely walking. Their little bones are getting stronger, and are exercised more once they start alking and eventually running. About that time you may want to consider 'turning' the matress to the more orthepedic-friendly side for toddlers and smaller children as their 'comfort-needs' are now differnet than when they were infants.Ultimately it is up to you, but the 'toddler-side' is more chushy, ans supportive of a larger little one . . . .
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Yes, she can definitely pull it on her own, my toddler is 4 years old and 30 pounds if that says anything :)
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Yes I have a toddler. They would most definitely be able to push it over. Also after a year of having it out in the sun it has started to fade a bit
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No handle for parents to push, just the short one for the toddler. The handle does come out if you try to lift the sit n scoot. My grandson loves it!
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My daughter is 13 months and walking unassisted, she is over the side suppose but it's still comfy and not restraining. She likes it.
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Yes. My 15 month old boy (85% percentile) can move around in it. Two small toddler might just not be very mobile in it but will probably fit.
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These are designed for toddlers.. a small person can fit in it, but may get stuck... lol
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It isn't meant to be used as a "walker". Not engineered low enough to the floor but great for steady toddlers.
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No, this is more of a replacement to a stroller. Kids love it!!! The little tykes is more of a push with your feet toy.
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No. That was my biggest concern as well. We have a 3.5 yr old and 18mo old and they usually battle over who gets the bottom! My only con to this stroller that we've found is that when there is a child on the bottom out diaper bag seems to often bump them. Otherwise pretty perfect double.
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No, it doesn't. My two year old still loves pushing it around though. He doesn't play with it as much as he does the few that he has that do move with a touch of a button however.
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You can push or pull. I was doing both. I had my 1 year old in it and he loved it. Works great.
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Yes but not easily. My daughter is only 7months so she can't move it. I can easily though. I imagine by the time she is starting to walk it will actually strengthen her legs and torso because it would require a bit of effort. Personally I'm good with that.
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Yes,it is designed to operate best with someone pushing the chair. The person sitting in the chair might be able to move by walking/pulling with their feet, but the wheels are not big enough for the person sitting in the chair to use to propel the chair like you could in a regular wheel chair.