Is it appropriate for a growing 6 yr old? Will the tray adjust to for use with a growing 6 yr old?
2089520
Yes, if you have a slim 6 year old who still needs a tray. The tray does not adjust, but the seat will lower and your child would still fit behind the tray. Tray is removable. I would contact the company at their website and ask for a custom tray if you need one for your child.
2089521
You could use the chair itself but I don't think the tray would work very well for an older child. I would just pull the chair up to the table without the tray. The height of the chair is adjustable and there is a seat cushion for older children that you can purchase instead of the infant seat and straps.
2089522
yes it would work for a 6 year old ... I personally think it could work for an 11 or 12 year old or older to be honest... I do believe this is the last chair I will ever buy for my child.. She is 5 now and we haven't even adjusted it once yet... There are a bunch of grooves to adjust the seat to so if your child is 6 I think you are VERY safe.. (I asked my son, he is 7+, to try it and he was very comfortable in it..)...Good luck...
2089523
It will work even though a 6 yr olds don't need the tray anymore. We removed it and the kids ate from our table. But the chair itself is even comfortable for Teenagers.
545588
I'dgo for the younger one in the back. The tray set up is more conducive to the older in the front. I have twins so they alternate!
342849
I bought one for my g'daughter when she was 3 & it was a good fit for her. It might be a bit small for a 6 year old, but it may have adjustable handles. I don't remember but you can ask that as a question to find out. My g'daughter loved hers.
2119033
I have a very tall 5 year old and she has to bend down to use it. It probably is too small but if your 6 yr old is short it might work.
140812
Sorry it's been a while since I bought this and have since gotten rid of it. My twin girls were 2 yrs old when I bought this and I remember being able to adjust it but once I installed it to the lowest point I remember not being able to put the trays on. It still worked well for my 2 yr olds since they never really would have kept anything in the trays. They loved this easel.
1207783
Our daughter is a tall 28 months old and the bench is perfect. I would not purchase this new for a six year old because it is a small bench and at that age, with friends sitting with her, I'd want more room for them. Your daughter would fit, but it would probably be tight space with other children on it and she will quickly outgrow this bench. Additionally, the space for drawing, etc, is fine for a small project or coloring, but it doesn't have room to space things out. Also, the bench is not heavy, in fact, it is very light (my daughter can easily move it) and an older, taller child might find it a little less secure getting in and out of the bench. Our daughter is a tall 28 months old and the bench is perfect. I would not purchase this new for a six year old because it is a small bench and at that age, with friends sitting with her, I'd want more room for them. Your daughter would fit, but it would probably be tight space with other children on it and she will quickly outgrow this bench. Additionally, the space for drawing, etc, is fine for a small project or coloring, but it doesn't have room to space things out. Also, the bench is not heavy, in fact, it is very light (my daughter can easily move it) and an older, taller child might... » Read More Our daughter is a tall 28 months old and the bench is perfect. I would not purchase this new for a six year old because it is a small bench and at that age, with friends sitting with her, I'd want more room for them. Your daughter would fit, but it would probably be tight space with other children on it and she will quickly outgrow this bench. Additionally, the space for drawing, etc, is fine for a small project or coloring, but it doesn't have room to space things out. Also, the bench is not heavy, in fact, it is very light (my daughter can easily move it) and an older, taller child might find it a little less secure getting in and out of the bench. « Show Less
538549
I have one and it is perfect for my son i believe he will be able to use it until 6 yrs of age depending on height of child so I say 6yrs and below
1971880
I think it is better suited for 2-3 year olds. A six year old may like it the first few times, but will get easily bored as its surface does not allow for much movement for an older child.
1199980
I would say yes. My 15 month old is almost the perfect size for it. He's not big, he's average sized, so I would think a 6-year old would tower over it.
708809
My son is 10 months old now and has not been able to pull the toy tray out yet and we use it everyday. I hope that helps answer your question.
443120
My son is 6 and it fits him good But once he started drum lessons we have realized it's too small. To play on its fine for him but definitely not if your interested In learning to play well. I would say go the next step up for anyone over 8 years old.
2130125
Sure. They can use this for yrs. to come too. I have an afterschool daycare and the youngest is 6. She uses it no problem.
1163399
It would work for a six year old but they may think its a little babyish. I would say more 2-5. It's made real bulky to stand up to a little one.
725793
Just now, I went to look at my chair to see if it fits under my dining room table right now, and it does. The eating tray can even remain on the chair, but it sits above the table top. You can also make adjustments in height on this chair, but so far, my grandson hasn't needed any. But, it is nice to know that you have a lot of flexibility when using this chair as children grow and change. For me personally, I feel as though I made a very wise choice when I bought this chair. It has been a joy to use, and has caused me no problems whatsoever. However, you must remember that this is just my experience and my opinion. I can't guarantee that things will be exactly the same for you. Just now, I went to look at my chair to see if it fits under my dining room table right now, and it does. The eating tray can even remain on the chair, but it sits above the table top. You can also make adjustments in height on this chair, but so far, my grandson hasn't needed any. But, it is nice to know that you have a lot of flexibility when using this chair as children grow and change. For me personally, I feel as though I made a very wise choice when I bought this chair. It has been a joy to use, and has caused me no problems whatsoever. However, you must remember that this is just my... » Read More Just now, I went to look at my chair to see if it fits under my dining room table right now, and it does. The eating tray can even remain on the chair, but it sits above the table top. You can also make adjustments in height on this chair, but so far, my grandson hasn't needed any. But, it is nice to know that you have a lot of flexibility when using this chair as children grow and change. For me personally, I feel as though I made a very wise choice when I bought this chair. It has been a joy to use, and has caused me no problems whatsoever. However, you must remember that this is just my experience and my opinion. I can't guarantee that things will be exactly the same for you. « Show Less
977780
No, the tray adjusts for a close fit or loose. You can also adjust the incline so that baby can reach objects and sit up at different angles.
733037
It really depends on how big he is. It is a toddler bed so he might be too big for it at 6 and if he isn't yet, he will probably outgrow it fast. We got it for my son when he was 1 and he is 3 now. I think he will get a couple more years out of it at most before he's too big and he is average size for a 3 year old.
101901
My Grandson is on the larger side and I'm guessing the tray will no longer be usable by the time he is 18 months old. But the seat as a booster looks like it would hold a child for 3 or 4 years.