Is it heavy enough that if a baby learning to pull up could not pull it over?
1499445
I have this sitting my bed and sometimes I'll catch my cousin sitting on the middle part and she weighs a good 50-60 pounds and THANKFULLY the middle part has never broke or even bent.With her sitting on it she has never tipped it over, but it could also be where I have it sitting.I dont think a baby pulling up on it would knock it over, i just tried testing mine. It may move a little but shouldnt tip over.
1499446
I jiggled and wiggled it this AM and feel that a baby/toddler of 25lbs. and under would not probably be able to pull it over. There is a curved section on the lower level and it is not super strong, so if a baby pulled on that area, they might break it off, but not pull it over. I am presuming they are talking about a crawling child trying to pull itself up to standing. If they are talking about a child tall enough to pull on the scratching post part (it's wrapped in hemp rope or something similar); that area is about mid height and if they pulled from there, they might pull it over.
1499447
The base isn't wide enough to withstand a child trying to pull themselves up. My cats can make it wobble from jumping to and from it.
1499448
It's sturdy, but not topple-proof. I think if a baby tried to lift itself up using this it may well topple over.
1499449
The base is sturdy and the overall piece has some weight to it but I wouldn't say that it's impossible with a baby. It's like a firm dining room chair.
676075
My boy is 9 months old and pulls up on it and it holds him really well. Hope that helps!
277342
It may depend on the baby's weight. My daughter is 19lbs and 10 months old and she is just now able to use it,. It does not offer much support, but I bet you could put a blanket or something in there to support it.
1096879
Sure and it very low to the ground so u won't have to worry about any unwanted accident. Also it very light in weight. My 5 year old can even pick it up herself. Hope that helps
387223
You absolutely can. As long as the infant weights more than 5 lbs. The only problem is - it does not have a detachable base. So if you want to run into a store or do something quickly, you will have to go through the process of un doing the belts then having to carry the baby.
1836779
Yes, it is very stable for baby to pull up and stand by it. Our 1 yr old great granddaughter loves to stand by it and walk around it to reach all the activities.
162081
Yes i think it is heavy enough, though not sure how much it weighs. I think your mighty lil man will be able to push it around unless you use those pads they put under carpets to prevent them from moving. No child has picked it up in our lobby.
750076
not really, it's a little heavy, and doesn't have handles, the 1 yr old might fall ....... I would say 3 and up....
48724
It's not too tough I guess. My active 18 month old figured it out quickly. Her foot fits in the ladder openings so she can stand and put her weight on it.
1345536
When loaded I can get pretty heavy but is easy to pull. It is a big wagon. It may be too big for a child.
600057
no, not for pulling up but kids can play with it in a standing or kneeling position
994922
I would be afraid that a toddler would be able to pull this over if climbed on. While it is steady enough to hold cast iron cookware, it would tend to fall over if climbed on.
1161133
No,it isn't. It's light but I don't think a 6mons baby can pull it up or use it as a blanket.
2269774
It can be. The lighter the child the easier it is to push and steer. Heavy like 30-35lbs.
1262153
No, not to heavy. My son was a little guy so it didn't quite work for him until he was about that size at a year a half. Should work perfectly for your twins
393689
My grandson is a year old and he has yet to pull it over when pulling up. However, once he is standing he has pushed it across the floor until he tips it over. Usually because something stops it and not him. Hope this helps.
1338846
I would say probably yes, my baby is pretty strong, he's not rolling yet, but he seems pretty snug and secure in it...