WIll a 19 month still need the baby seat or be okay without the baby seat?
997400
I bought the baby seat back and tray for our chair and the 18 month old using it only used it for a couple of months. Admittedly he was big for 18 months, tall like his Dad, but after I saw what this bit of plastic was like I realized that it was a total waste of money. The baby was too big to fit in the small space between the back of the plastic support and the front tray, it is very narrow and very badly designed. I would say do not waste your money on this and just use a cushion support and pull the chair up to the kitchen or dinning room table.
997401
Your 19 month old should be just fine in the harness provided without the baby seat. That's probably about the same age our daughter was when we started using it. We love the seat!
1761371
It is only a recommendation to keep your car seat rear facing for up to two years. It is not a law. My son is in the 95th percentile for height and weight and he's been forward facing in his car seat since he turned one. He will and does not fit rear facing. So, I am sure that your 16 month old can use this car seat forward facing.
1223677
There is only a lap belt for the baby. It is very sturdy, and she will fit in there snuggly, but I would wait until she can sit up herself. That usually happens around 6 months, so it won't be long now. I would wait, because there is no shoulder strap. Once she can sit up independently, she will be able to use it for a long time afterward. You can even use it as a booster seat when she is a toddler.
11779
You can continue to use this until your baby can sit up on their own without support. My son is 9 months (wearing size 12 months clothes) and still needs a little help when sitting on his own. I still use this bath support but watch him closely if he tries to roll over. This bath support is my most favorite purchase!
1108843
Not really. I would say 9-10 months and up.. The car seat will not fit on it.
1615449
No, but they aren't really necessary. My now 3.5 yo has been in this seat since he was 12 months and has never had an issue. We've done quite a few long road trips too (18 hours+).
793050
Should be OK for the 19 month old. There are no very small parts. If concerned you could always put away the parking garage attendant person. We gave this to my son for his 2nd birthday and it is one of his absolute favorite toys.
1002762
I really don't know, my infant was 7 mos and sitting up pretty good by herself. If your baby can sit up and alone, I would say.
1007080
Hi! There is still room for a toddler or child when the infant seats are still in place. I had twin babies when my son was almost two. This was the only stroller I could find at the time (6 years ago), that would work for us. It is a dream to push when empty, but it is VERY hard to push and turn with babies on board. I quit using it when the babies were 12 months old. I hated this stroller, but didn't have much choice....
1522608
I am still using mine and she is 5 months. I would probably use it until she can sit up. However, just like the other comments, it's great for other uses such as if you need to lay the child down for anything...it's super soft and spongy!
2088690
As long as your child can sit up because there is a safety belt I would say 16 months and up
1151192
How old? We used if for out 7 month old. I wouldn't go younger than that. Wait until they can sit up on their own
1002939
I think 15 weeks is a bit young. I wouldn't put a child in this stroller until they could sit up by themselves for extended periods (6-8 month range).
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.
1100562
I have this seat, and due to the design of the seat I think your baby would have to be 9-12 months with Rey good head control and able to sit on its own
182050
I would say from about 5-6 months and on yes. After the baby has a bit of head control. Before that I wouldn't recommend cause it doesn't recline all the way flat. What I did was buy the basinette and use that for the first months then I switched to the chair.
464539
That's not really necessary. My grandson enjoys it even though he cannot quite yet sit up by himself. The baby just needs to be able to hold his head up and keep his back straight. He us supported by the seat and by leaning on the areas around the seat where the toys are.