Would even a small baby (17 lbs) be able to see above the bar? Our little is only happy when she can see and some back carriers are to tall for her!
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Yes. Our son was about 4 months old when he started using it he was always really snug and comfy and could see well. And now that he is bigger it still works good except we had to remove the inner pad.
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We started to use this with our son when he was about 18 lbs/1 year and the bottom seat is adjustable so they can see out even when they're small! Then when they grow you can adjust it lower.
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Yes I believe she would be able to see. You can adjust the seat for smaller/ bigger children as they grow.
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I would say no. My 7 mo old is on the talk side weighing almost 19lbs. And while she does still sit in it, she prefers the side to side motion vs the the front to back and her legs hit the rail. I just wouldn't invest in it this late in her growth. Was awesome from newborn up.
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Hi, Kristen. I have to agree with the other reviewers who stated that your wee one is just too small to fit the seat and also would need to sit stably on her own. The float does not have support for stabilization for a 3 month old baby.
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Not as much as you would think. I have a crew cab longbox and it doesnt help much. I think if you have a standard cab you would prob be able to see better. It is a very nice bar though.
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She was less than 24 inches. We had the fisher price bouncer for our first child and it took a little while for him to reach the floor at first- even on the lowest setting. This one is just lower in general, I think.
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I would say so. My daughter is only 10. I have been known to get on the bar myself and I am 44 and 130lbs.
137493
It would depend on what skills they will be using it for.We have it in a room with 9 foot ceilings, and my oldest daughter is 46" and she has never come close to hitting the ceiling. She is only doing level 2 skills though. Hope this helps! It really is a great bar! :)
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My kids love theirs(plus all their friends)....I got my daughter hers when she was nine. I don't know if a toddler would be able to reach the foot bar.
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Yes, a dog that small could squeeze under. I put a mesh screen behind the bars to keep my active border collie in the back. It was easily done, but I think your dog could get through the bars if it is determined to. My dog got through the first day before I added to the set-up. And she weighs over 20 lbs.
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I believe this carrier is not for outward facing. It can't be front and back carry but only facing inwards. I have a 23 lb 16 month old and we use this carrier often!
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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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We bought this swing for our infant son who weighs approx. 10 lbs and the straps on our swing will soon be too tight since there is no room to loosen them any further. I suppose it's possible that we both bought swings with straps that are too short. I plan on contacting the manufacturer to see if they can send new straps.
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Mine goes under it as well. If she were not overweight she would be able to go between the bars too.
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Generally the bars should be at waist height. My son is 9 and it is the right height for him. They are not adjustable.
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I bought mine about 7-8 years ago. The little metal bars are about one inch apart. I do not think she would be able to fit through them.
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It is a very nice beam. It is a few inches off the ground, so not very high. Your daughter could do a variety of things on it including backwalkovers. However, if you are wanting a beam with height you might want to look for another.
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The height is showing 18". You may be able to contact Prevue Pet directly for additional bars to make this higher.Richelle H1-800-Petsupplies