Anyone have toddlers who tried to crawl in? Would it tip over?
294683
I would not recommend this for a baby that's sitting up or pulling up. They may flip over
294684
Pulled themselves to a standing position, but not allowed to attempt climbing in. We keep our bedroom door shut so that he does not go into our room. It has a very nicely designed floor base, but, depending on the toddler's height and weight, I would still be extremely cautious.
626045
With my two year old no but I have an older nephew and he can get it to move a little bit but never flipped it over.
1339608
My 2.5 year old twins climb it. One is very coordinated, the other not as physically coordinated but he still navigates it safely. I still get nervous seeing them scale it high up. But having a soft landing around the structure would help nervous parents. I'm 5'5" and if I raise my hands in the air over my head I can just reach the top. So it's a bit of a distance to fall for a toddler on a hard surface.
34074
My two year old (also big for his age) has not had a problem with it tipping.
1343868
We haven't had a problem with it tipping but my son is only 35 lbs. I think the weight limit is 80 lbs for this trampoline so maybe an older/heavier child might make it unstable.
2028727
No , I would make sure you had some kind of safety belt attached as they ( babies ) are apt to wiggle ! My daughter was stable and reasoned with enough by the age of 2 but before that I would use a safety belt
803847
Definitely! I bought this one since I am watching my nephew, but had one almost identical for my daughter. My daughter was rolling over at 7 days old, so I had to find something with soft sides since she kept hitting the wood railing on her crib and waking up all night long. She ended up sleeping in it until she was 2 yrs. old. When she started to try to climb out of it I stopped using it obviously. I never thought I would use it as long as I did but she loved it and we ended up taking her crib down. Unusual use I know, but it shows it's definitely safe for a crawler!
704439
Yes my daughter did tip the chair over at first. She was just under 2yrs but was/is allows supervised, she recently turned 2 and is a pro she can get on and off the chairs without tipping them over, she just needs to be pushed in near to the table. This set is lovely and very sturdy, my daughter loves having tea parties. My opinion it will be a beautiful gift for your grand-daughter.
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My daughter is 20mo & 34in tall and can't climb out of it although her head does pop out. It has nothing for them to put their feet on to push themselves up. It does have a side window that opens completely if you want to let them get in and out in their own. The side panels are soft and slanted so I would guess it would be difficult.
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I have a fairly high and loose pile carpet and it worked fine. It obviously depends on their strength to move it around, but I find they didn't really move themselves around it on their own anyway until they were strong enough to cruise on their own, in which case, I didn't need it. But that was just my girls. They are 15 months next week and still love the table though, especially the piano section.
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I bought them for my 2 year old nephew. I've watched him manipulate them many different ways - he's a monkey. They have yet to tip over. If for some reason they ever did, they are so low off of the ground, it may startle him but not harm him (in my opinion). I liked the quality of the build - no sharp edges. Good Luck!
876069
I'm clumsy and have run into the rocker from both directions (head on and from the side.) We have hardwood floors, and when I've knocked it hard enough to do more than rock, it's just either slid across the floor (without the baby in it) or rocked/stayed in place (with the baby in it.) Obviously, as someone else said, if your bigger boy grabbed on the side to take a look at his sibling, he could possibly exert enough pressure to tip it, but it would take more than a supervising parent would allow, so I wouldn't be as concerned about this risk.
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Based on what my son has done so far in the play yard it will not tip but of course anything is possible. He is 17 months old, 30 lbs & 34" tall. The reason I purchased the play yard is because he tipped over his play pen by running back & forth from one side to the other. He has attempted the same thing in the play yard and has not tipped it at all. He also has put all of his weight on one panel attempting to climb out of it & the other side did not lift at all.
2239222
Yes I have a toddler. They would most definitely be able to push it over. Also after a year of having it out in the sun it has started to fade a bit
2128243
It didn't tip over for my son and he was fairly ruff with it, however it's possible it could. My son at the time was very lightweight when he played in it. I personally wouldn't chance it because the material used on the journey bee isn't meant to hold up, when prolonged times of rough play. Hope that answers your question.
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Hello, Sandra! My baby is 1 year old and walks quite well- sometimes he pushes it and it slides on the floor (without carpet) but doesnt tip over. If baby doesnt have good coordination and you dont have a carpet- the baby might hit the floor(
1715212
No. The stroller doesn't tip over when there is no child in he stroller. I have three kids with two under the age of 3; So I carry a lot of heavy stuff like wipes, bottles and snacks in my diaper back and have not yet experienced a tip over without a child in the stroller.