Is there a spot to place childs feet while pushing them so they aren't dragging the ground?
2075673
When you're pushing the trike the pedals don't move, so they can rest on the pedals. My daughter pushes a little and then rests a little.
2075674
No, that's the only drawback from this tricycle. But other than that it is great, my baby girls loves it!
2075675
My grandaughter rest them on the bar. Wish there was something there, but she appears fine with that! She loves the bike!
728639
You don't have to have the feet on, but i felt it was better to put it on for stability. I choose this one over the Guidecraft because you can change the height on it. So as my son gets older/taller, we can lower it and he can still use it to help us cook.
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I bought it for my daughter when she was 3 months old. Her feet did not touch the floor even at the lowest setting so I stuck something underneath it that she could put her weight on. Use your best judgement if you child is ready for something to stand in.
1783962
The foot is hard plastic. I do not see a way for your baby to hurt his/ her feet. My baby has had his piano for a few months and loves it. The keys barely stick up so I don't see any room for pinching.
1149784
Yes. The footboard is there as a foot rest while sitting and the seat can be slid in and the foot rest stood on. My three year old prefers to stand rather than sit so he can look around more. Hope this helps. Best purchase I've ever made as a mother of two year old twins and a three year old ;)
513288
There is no foot rest except the pedals but the seat for younger babies is long enough that I don"t see that that would be a problem. I don't see an active baby using a foot rest much anyway.
62624
No feet, just plastic push pins. i don't think there is enough since the drawers go right to the edge. unless your made something long enough to just set it on.
1381857
We use ours on the ground. It's great when they're little but when they get older they may start rocking it and try to tip forward. We just put something heavy (like a big bag of rice) on the back and they can't tip it anymore.
2111172
The rungs of the ladder are round metallic rods that should not hurt a child's feet. I suppose you could always add rubber cushions to them, but you would want to make sure that they are glued securely or else someone could slip and fall if those cushions were moveable.
2060275
You can push or pull. I was doing both. I had my 1 year old in it and he loved it. Works great.
844017
There is no resting spot but my child was 2 yes old when we got it couldn't quite reach the peddles but loved pushing it with his feet. They'll grow into it and it's a great bike we get complements every time we are out.
652688
I have a 14 month old and while mine is against a wall, I'm pretty sure if it wasn't he could push it around IF it is on a smooth, uncarpeted surface. I think if it was on carpet you would probably be OK.
1931413
I don't think so. You can position the baby anywhere on the mat. The baby will enjoy reaching for the hanging toys and kicking the piano keys if you position the baby with his/her feet at the piano. My grandson loves this toy.
736245
There is enough room but the small child would probably not be able to reach the foot rest area. Putting the small child in the front would be best, but feet would still not reach.
1451578
There is a small foot rest. I've never had a problem with my daughters legs just dangling. The seat on the stroller is deep so that really isn't a problem and my daughter is very tall for her age. This stroller is great and a great buy
1105877
We also have heavy clay soil here in Colorado. I would suggest you break up the ground with a spade or shovel and then it should not be too hard to do. The legs are VERY heavy metal so they won't bend or anything while you are pushing them in. Hope this helps!!!
903137
Yes. There is room for a child's feet under the bottom. If the feet don't reach the ground you can remove the bins for added room underneath.