How much weight can this support? I mean, how long can we use it? We have an 8th month old. thanks.
1553887
I think it's up to 30 # but you are only supposed to us it until they are walking. So you will probably only get a few months use out of it. It is a great way to keep baby interested, busy, and build leg strength and coordination. So I still would recommend it.
1553888
Prob 10 -11 months depending on the babies size . Our 6 month old ave size and is on the middle setting . Nice toy for the price
1553889
Not sure about the weight, but I would be more worried about the size of your child. The warning label says not to let the baby stand flat-footed on the base. Our 7 month old still uses it, but the exersaucer is already set as high as it can go. He is still standing on his tippy toes, but I doubt he will able to do that for much longer. He loves it still, but personally I would be hesitant to buy it for an 8 month old...
1553890
I'm not sure about the weight but up have triplet 8 month old boys and they don't like it. They prefer something with a little more pizazz that lights up or plays music LOL
1553891
I have a 7 mo. Old who is 21 lbs. And he loves it. I had the same one but pink for.my first and she used it till past 1 yr old. Loved it!! Nice to put them in when their mobile and you have to leave the room...unload groceries etc.
994647
This can support 200 pounds. My friend is close to that weight and he was on it before. What it can't support is anyone rocking their body up and down or side to side. If you start any many movements on this then no matter who much the weight it felt like it was gonna break.
90496
I agree with many others. With my first child, the swing stopped reliably working around 16lbs. It would slow down and stop if his weight was at all unbalanced in the swing, so we packed it up. We now have a 13lb. baby and I'm already seeing it stop sometimes. I can usually restart it by turning it off and then back on again, but I think it highly unlikely that a baby over 20lbs. could use it for long!
701934
The product is sturdy, but I am not sure as to how much weight it could hold up to if someone was to lean on it constantly. I would check with manufacturer specs or contact them. I use it for a 50 pound child but it is more of a safety factor if they lean back, it will stop them from falling off.
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.
1679584
Ours is currently in storage (we are moving) so I am not sure about the exact weight, but yes, an 18 month old can totally maneuver it. We bought it for our 18 month last year and he never had an issues.
800928
My son is about 30lbs and it supports his weight. When unfolded and attached to a chair the sides are pretty sturdy. Maybe my 18 month old is so used to going to restaurants that he would rather sit and be a good boy at the table with us than sit in a highchair. He doesn't squirm as much in the booster.
1139682
Well it says 25lbs...but my 6 month old son is about 22lbs now and it seems to be working just fine. We have it on the lowest setting for his tippy toes to touch the ground....I think it will be fine to use past the 25lbs limit....My husband thinks it should be ok up to about 35lbs.
2196155
My daughter used it very often around 1 year old, she was about 20lbs. I think it's good for a even bigger baby, as long as she is used to be restrained by the table.
921827
My nine year olds use it (60 lbs. roughly)... I think it would hold up for older/heavier, as we parents are able to hang on it.
1230617
Not positive on weight limit. I can sit on it at 8 months pregnant -at 125lbs though it's probably not recommended for regular use =) lol - My son uses this he's 19months and 27lbs. No other noises like horn, bells, beeps, etc other than the "motor" wheel sound which reminds me of a louder version of a remote control car. It is still not fully able to use by my son as he is really developmentally unable to conceive turning and thus only goes straight. It's very sturdy, built well. What/who are you thinking of this for - an older child?
1850561
that is a good question....16pounds? But it says for babies until 30 pounds...You think it is not working well for your baby?
998502
It's good support for my 18month old and three year old. If it was a smaller baby I'd say no it isn't the best support. My children have no problem falling asleep in their car seats. Their head doesn't seem to wobble back and forth.
2264119
We used this with our 8 yr old, 50lb daughter this past summer. I think it is more of a weight issue. It is a bit of a drag behind you.
707769
I have used it since since my daughter was born and she is 16 month right now and my husband still uses it sometimes when he goes out with her. On the manual it says you can use it up to 25pounds she is almost 30 pounds still uses it. It really depends on baby weight while she is growing. And to make your money worth you can use up to when you feel it can hold her any longer. plus after she is done you can pass it down to another baby.
302278
It can support as much as 250lbs. I think a child needs to be at least 45lbs and a little on the taller side to ride. My toddler is just able to get it moving without her big sisters help.
600893
I wouldn't suggest it, but that said, it is sturdy enough depending on the weight of the baby. My daughter did move it with the newborn, 8lb, baby in it. She is 13 lbs now and still in it but I don't think it would be safe to lift her in it now.