Would a 4 year old be able to lay down to nap in this stroller? We're looking to rent this stroller in Disney and I feel he'll want to nap there.
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My 43in 3.5 yr old fits just perfect. So it depends on how tall your child is.
1964233
I agree with the other answers really just depends how big your 4 year old is. I would say it's better than nothing. But you need to check on the weight limit as well.
1964234
Depends on your 4 year old. I have a son about 3 feet tall that fits easily. 4 feet tall is probably the limit.
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It looks comfortable for my daughter who is 2.5yo. She is not too low to the ground. The cons for me is that it's a little tight in the back that it's a tad difficult for my daughter to get in the stroller and i usually have to lift her up onto the stroller. And the seat has to be taken out to be stowed and put back on the stroller when needed. But i think the rumble might be a little unsuitable for a 6mo old? If you can, go to a baby store that has it and see it. Because the rumble doesn't recline, the strap on it is not as strong and tight for younger babies. It is more comfortable for older kids in my opinion It looks comfortable for my daughter who is 2.5yo. She is not too low to the ground. The cons for me is that it's a little tight in the back that it's a tad difficult for my daughter to get in the stroller and i usually have to lift her up onto the stroller. And the seat has to be taken out to be stowed and put back on the stroller when needed. But i think the rumble might be a little unsuitable for a 6mo old? If you can, go to a baby store that has it and see it. Because the rumble doesn't recline, the strap on it is not as strong and tight for younger babies. It is more comfortable for... » Read More It looks comfortable for my daughter who is 2.5yo. She is not too low to the ground. The cons for me is that it's a little tight in the back that it's a tad difficult for my daughter to get in the stroller and i usually have to lift her up onto the stroller. And the seat has to be taken out to be stowed and put back on the stroller when needed. But i think the rumble might be a little unsuitable for a 6mo old? If you can, go to a baby store that has it and see it. Because the rumble doesn't recline, the strap on it is not as strong and tight for younger babies. It is more comfortable for older kids in my opinion « Show Less
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Well my granddaughter that just turned 1 seems to find if very comfortable and can fall asleep and stay asleep on long drives. I like the way it tilts in a reclining angle for comfort.
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My son is 10 months old and still naps in this on occasion...and he is large for his age. I can't remember at what age he outgrew the bassinet feature; I think sometime around 4 months. But, after the bassinet is outgrown, you can just put the mattress in the bottom and they nap down there. I wouldn't use this for a full-time crib at this age; but for the occasional nap or overnight trip, my son is perfectly comfortable in it. He is not going to fit in it much longer. My daughter outgrew it sometime around her first birthday.
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It should be fine. It reclines a bit, but not all the way flat, so as long as he's got some decent neck control or you put in a head support it will be fine. Honestly the stroller pushes a LOT better when the heavier kid sits in the back, but the back seat is the only one that adjusts. It is a really good travel stroller tho, especially if you're tight on trunk space
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I'd definitely consider getting this in your situation. I have a 4 year old, 2 year old and 6 month old. I love having the option to put them all in the stroller, especially if I need to make sure they stay close. A lot of times, my 4 year old likes riding on it with his brothers. I have the infant seat adapter, so I've had the baby in it since the beginning. It is big, but it really is a great stroller!
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Like the previous person said the seat is deep and they sit very comfortably. This is an awesome stroller. Their feet would be down. The foot rest part does not lift up. I haven't seen any strollers that have this feature as they did 18 years ago with my first child. As for it being annoying I suppose that would depend on the child. When my daughter was a toddler she liked her feet hanging down. Hope this was helpful.
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I bought this stroller specifically for my 4 yr old for Disneyland and it was awesome. She totally napped in it, was able to get herself in and out as she pleased, and it was lightweight and easy to maneuver for me.
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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....
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I think a 4 year old would fit. We put our twins in here and they are average sized and almost 5. It's a lot to steer (I really wish it had a pivoting front tire), and it is almost maxed out but weight-wise it can handle it. I think a 4 year old and smaller kiddo would be fine. I would look into how it would steer with it being unbalanced with different weight children as it was hard enough when the weight was completely even. This is a great stroller for kids comfort, just not for a parent if you have to steer turns or curves very much.
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You would have to recline it and have some sort of insert with a bumper for the head. It does not fully recline, but it does have a five point harness. It may not be ideal for a newborn without some adding supports esp for the head, but for 6 months thru toddlers it is a very compact stroller with good height handles for the adults. It's not ideal for napping children even tho it reclines since it doesn't go down all the way. Has a nice space for cargo underneath and a good canopy for shade.
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I read the manual and didn't see anything regarding minimum age or weight. If your child can keep their head up without being propped up they should be fine. Here is the manual for the stroller - http://s7d5.scene7.com/is-viewers-3.9/flash/genericbrochure.swf?serverUrl=http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/image/&contentRoot;=http://s7d5.scene7.com/skins/&instanceName;=ZoomMX104449ℑ=media/Ignite_stroller_SH_IST&config;=media/eCatalog_instructions_lg?width=685&height;=510
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My daughter is 3 and fits fine, but I am not sure how comfortable a 4 year old would be. My daughter is on the short side. I would almost recommend going to a store and sitting your son in one to see.
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Not much- it has a toggle on the back that will let you move it a little (kinda like a zip tie) but your child won't be able to lie down. That hasn't stopped our kids from falling asleep in in though. It's an ok little umbrella stroller but does not have any bells or whistles- good because it's light and compact- don't expext much more from it though.
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Yes it would be perfect for a four year old. We bought it for our year and a half old daughter and she can push it at the lowest setting but our tall three year old son uses it all the time at the medium handle setting. The handle can get taller still. It's a nice sized stroller. Not like a cheap little umbrella one at all.
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I would give it a try. My son is a little over 8 months. People tend to think he is younger because he is on the smaller side. He is a very active sleeper so it doesnt work well at night anymore, he usually ends up beside it etc.. But, we still use it for diaper changes, hc, swing etc so he's not flat on his head.the part where his head would rest is about 7 inches across in the middle if that helps. If it doesn't work u could save for another baby or loan/give away but I would try it. We will use it as long as possible, I'm sure he appriciates the extra cushion:)
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This is the only thing my daughter slept in for the first 4 months. She started getting too big for it, and too mobile, so I began with naps in the crib. It resulted in mostly unsuccessful naptimes at first, but once she started getting used to napping in the crib we made the transition to the crib at night. I also bought a sound machine (Marpac Sleepmate - best thing ever) and put her in a sleepsack, and after about a week or two I could put her to sleep in the crib without her waking up.