Can you push it in front of you or must you pull your child behind you?
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I don't really feel that you could - no more than that works with a large suitcase on two wheels (because of only 2 wheels, it has to be tipped and pushing in front means it is tipped towards you while you push away - a very awkward endeavor)
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Hi Emily, you can easily push it in front of you. I really like it. the only detail when passing thru security, you have to detach the roller. so you pass the chair, and the roller separately, otherwise it won't fit in the x-ray scanner. if you're traveling into countries where the car seat does not go inside the airplane, than you can dispatch the seat + roller together, as one piece. just remember to tag it and usually airliners will give you a big plastic to wrap it up.
2060275
You can push or pull. I was doing both. I had my 1 year old in it and he loved it. Works great.
2060276
yes- you can push or pull it. I personally think it is less difficult to pull behind, but my husband pushed with our almost 4 year old one way and our 18 month old the other way easily. for me- pushing it requires a little more leverage than is comfortable on a long trek through the airport:) Note that it is pretty smooth, but not like a stroller. You can't push it super fast (walking a normal not slow pace is fine) but if you are speed walking or jogging it will tip over either way. Also- it is not so easy to push or pull that it would be easy to do with 1 hand. it is possible, but in that case, I think you would have to go slower than an average walking pace. yes- you can push or pull it. I personally think it is less difficult to pull behind, but my husband pushed with our almost 4 year old one way and our 18 month old the other way easily. for me- pushing it requires a little more leverage than is comfortable on a long trek through the airport:) Note that it is pretty smooth, but not like a stroller. You can't push it super fast (walking a normal not slow pace is fine) but if you are speed walking or jogging it will tip over either way. Also- it is not so easy to push or pull that it would be easy to do with 1 hand. it is possible, but in that... » Read More yes- you can push or pull it. I personally think it is less difficult to pull behind, but my husband pushed with our almost 4 year old one way and our 18 month old the other way easily. for me- pushing it requires a little more leverage than is comfortable on a long trek through the airport:) Note that it is pretty smooth, but not like a stroller. You can't push it super fast (walking a normal not slow pace is fine) but if you are speed walking or jogging it will tip over either way. Also- it is not so easy to push or pull that it would be easy to do with 1 hand. it is possible, but in that case, I think you would have to go slower than an average walking pace. « Show Less
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It can go about 12 ft and sometimes further. It depends on the weight of the kid, how smooth the ground is and hard the push off is as well.
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The manual indicates "The handle is designed for parental use only. This product should not be used by a child as a push toy." Nonetheless, my 10-month-old girls immediately started pushing the toy from the front side (with the parent handle removed).
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It's supposed to be that way. The child should not lean too far forward or it can tip over. If they sit in it correctly,(in the middle) that won't happen. The idea is for the child to push with his feet then pick them up and put them on the front black foot prints while they wiggle the steering wheel back an forth continuously and it will self propel. It is good exercise and great fun. If they turn the steering wheel backwards and do the same process as described the toy will self propel in reverse (only recommend for a little bit older kids). My grandkids love these riders. They ride in the garage, driveway--anywhere that's not too bumpy (like grass). It's supposed to be that way. The child should not lean too far forward or it can tip over. If they sit in it correctly,(in the middle) that won't happen. The idea is for the child to push with his feet then pick them up and put them on the front black foot prints while they wiggle the steering wheel back an forth continuously and it will self propel. It is good exercise and great fun. If they turn the steering wheel backwards and do the same process as described the toy will self propel in reverse (only recommend for a little bit older kids). My grandkids love these riders. They ride in... » Read More It's supposed to be that way. The child should not lean too far forward or it can tip over. If they sit in it correctly,(in the middle) that won't happen. The idea is for the child to push with his feet then pick them up and put them on the front black foot prints while they wiggle the steering wheel back an forth continuously and it will self propel. It is good exercise and great fun. If they turn the steering wheel backwards and do the same process as described the toy will self propel in reverse (only recommend for a little bit older kids). My grandkids love these riders. They ride in the garage, driveway--anywhere that's not too bumpy (like grass). « Show Less
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It depends on the child's size. I suppose if their legs are long enough, they could scoot themselves. Parents can definitely push.
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You can push or pull but either depends on the size and weight of what is in it.
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No -- the handle moves from side to side, so it's very awkward to push. Pulling is VERY easy.
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Depends on your hight. We have it so my daughters can grab on it, so i would say a bit higher than their height so they can push themselves. Hope it helps.
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It is not difficult to pull back. Both your kids should have no problem! My boys love this!
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The side of your own bed acts as the side of the crib so it's directly butted up against the bed. It makes it very easy to pick up baby. I hope that helps
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It is not a good walking aid - but if your child can balance themselves and push something - it is a great toy.
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I don't find it difficult to push at all. It has really good suction, though, so pulling back requires a bit more force. A normal, healthy adult would have no problem with it. Someone with musculoskeletal issues might feel,a bit of strain.
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My grandchildren have it and I don't have access to it, but a eighteen month old and a seven year old have no trouble pushing it around. Hope that helps. It is made very sturdy and they love it.
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It is easy to push. I have pushed 3 grand babies all over the place with these. Love them.
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They can push with their feet. My son is almost three I got this for him last year because he rides them at daycare. He still uses his feet instead of the steering wheel. He loves this toy!!!
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hello, thank you for your interest in our product. this is a pull wagon, but can be pushed as well (although not recommended)
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It has to be pulled. Never tried to push with the handle but think wouldn't be able to control it's direction