Does this come up high enough in the back to support the head?
1459425
They need to be strong enough to hold there head up on their own...but not strong enough to sit up on their own. Really good from around 3-7 months...maybe a little earlier if they are pretty strong. Hope that helps!
1459426
This seat does not support the head (if the child is leaning back, the back part goes up to about their neck I would say), but I bought this hoping it would help my son with his head control and I do think it did. When I first bought this, he would slump over (I love that this seat encircles the child so they can't fall out), but I would have him sit in it - I was with him the entire time - until he got frustrated, then I would take him out. He could sit in it longer and longer each time and now he has better balance and head control and he loves his seat. He can sit in it for quite a long time now! Love this FP seat! This seat does not support the head (if the child is leaning back, the back part goes up to about their neck I would say), but I bought this hoping it would help my son with his head control and I do think it did. When I first bought this, he would slump over (I love that this seat encircles the child so they can't fall out), but I would have him sit in it - I was with him the entire time - until he got frustrated, then I would take him out. He could sit in it longer and longer each time and now he has better balance and head control and he loves his seat. He can sit in it for quite a long... » Read More This seat does not support the head (if the child is leaning back, the back part goes up to about their neck I would say), but I bought this hoping it would help my son with his head control and I do think it did. When I first bought this, he would slump over (I love that this seat encircles the child so they can't fall out), but I would have him sit in it - I was with him the entire time - until he got frustrated, then I would take him out. He could sit in it longer and longer each time and now he has better balance and head control and he loves his seat. He can sit in it for quite a long time now! Love this FP seat! « Show Less
1459427
No head support really. Should be used with a Child who can support their own head.
1459428
It is meant for a child who can support their own head. You may want to consider something like the Fisher-Price Newborn-to-Toddler Portable Rocker if you are looking for a chair that will support the head. The chair can be stationary or turned into a rocker. I have used it for a newborn through six months and plan on using it through the toddler years.
1617379
Yes. It slides over the head rest and the bottom.all you have to do is tighten it from the back.
162007
it is not high enough to rest your head.It is however a lovely looking chair and comfortable.
2233941
It has very supportive headrest for my son. He always leans his head to the sides so it supports him well.
965261
Yes, there is support but it really depends on how high the back of your tub is.
542488
It does elevate your head a bit but it is not super comfortable in that position. I use it to support my lower back when sitting up in bed. I place my regular pillows on top of this one. It is pretty stiff.
2171358
It's not FULLY inflated, but there should be SOME air in it. It's designed to conform to the curves of the head, which if it were fully inflated, it wouldn't do. But yes, there should be a small amount of air within the headband.
328252
I think it will depend on the size of the hat and how well the weight is distributed. The head has a had plastic base and is very stable with wigs and small baseball type caps. If added support i needed, there is a tapered 3/4 inch socket in the base for attachment to a platform.
347001
Yes, the top part extends or stays as you see it in the photo. Fits my head, and the head of my 4 year old.
399101
Yes it does. It can be flipped over the back if you don't want to use it for a headrest.
370742
No, there is not a spot in the back for a higher ponytail. A lower/nape ponytail will fit below the hat, however.
940638
yes it raises the head but only for a couple of inches, more of a finesse adjustment feature.
1200999
Mine doesn't..it has a spring holding the head to the body.. Apart from the detail with the glasses its very well made.
478388
No. The baby needs to have the head support to sit up for this stroller. I could not use this until my son was able to sit up (6 months +)
1192080
Not really, it worked better for keeping your head from falling to the side. Overall, I wouldn't buy it again.
1906426
it's high enough for you, but beware of the wooden cylindrical piece at the back between the chair support plate and the bottom support plate (next to the back bolt) mine broke the first day
1682246
I was considering using this with the Boppy Noggin Head Support. Haven't tried it yet though.