Will my tall toddlers feet drag on the ground?
146782
The stroller has a footrest above the two front wheels. Our four year old is very comfortable inside, I'd say your tall toddler will be okay!
146783
It has s footrest this stroller is rated for 39 pounds I believe. So unless your toddler is about 4 feet talk and under 40 lbs. I don't think you'll have an issue with this stroller .
2225168
My 2 yr old is only 33 inches tall and he just fits into the seat. Your child will either sit with bent knees most of the time or will just never use the foot rest portion of the seat.
1757727
I don't think the will drag on the floor but they will probably rest on the support bar that is about 3-4" from the ground. The hangers you use will also make a difference
1647658
I think it would not be a very good fit for him. I am 5'9" and the stride is okay. However, my machine is not very sturdy and it is really noisy. I think this machine would drive him nuts. The foot pedals are also at a slant, so you sort of have to concentrate to keep your feet back or your toes will crunch. The machine is okay, but if I were any taller or heavier I am afraid it would just fall apart.
2131076
It would probably keep feet from hanging in mid-air, and help with constipation. I'd suggest the higher model for little ones.
1121179
Child should be big enough to be able to touch the ground.Kids are so different in size and ability.A child will enjoy this from roughly 12-36 months of age.
318700
It might be. My great grandson who I bought it for, was 2 years old and on the small size. He could get on it and his feet would touch the floor but he had trouble actually moving it. He is almost 3 now and is fitting on it better.
2148895
If you're toddler sits still, yes. Depending on their height, they might have to sit on their knees. Ours sits nicely and can reach fine sitting on her bottom. We also have a counter height dining room table instead of the lower, regular size. I don't if these would be too tall to use with a regular size table.
1733572
My granddaughter is a big 2 year old and fits well with her. The only issue I have is, its chairs slide on my hard wood floor.
104846
I've been using it since my grandson was 2 months old. I still use it, but may have to give it up when his feet start dragging the ground. It is awesome!
1138972
My boys used this stroller until they were four and I don't ever remember having a problem with that. Feet were on the footrests. Their feet never got tangled Olin the wheels.
503757
Hi, I think the child needs to be attempting to walk. It greatly helps with them taking their first few steps and even though the wheels are slow turning, they would need to push forward and have good balance so as not to fall over & hurt themselves. My son used it from around 11 months as he was starting to walk. He still loves it at 26 months! A great toddler toy!
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I don't know if this is helpful but I am 5'2" and I have to stand on tippy toes to get my 20 month old into and out of the crib. It is currently on the lowest position. I think it's fine for taller people. We have been so happy with this crib. It's simple, easy to assemble and is high enough off the floor to put storage boxes underneath
862117
Hello, it's ok, no problem with the floor, and my two years old loves it. I hope is not to late my answer for you. Best regards
1727538
No it doesn't, but usually their feet do not touch the ground at that age. When there legs get longer, they can put their feet on the petals. The petals do not then turn while being pushed so they act as foot rest.
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I purchased the 158-198 lbs stilts; I am 165lbs. Though they have excellent spring, you have to put some force into them to get the desired propulsion (Your son will also have to get used to jumping and bringing the weight down on his heals instead of his toes). But once you get bouncing, you really get some air (mid air balance is sketchy at first). Just note, they are a bit heavy, so he shouldn't expect to be back flipping right away.Otherwise..great purchase, I was just using them this weekend.He's basically at the max capacity of the lighter model, but if he'll be gaining any weight, I woulnd't recommend the lighter version, since they could break.Hope this was helpfulHappy holidays! I purchased the 158-198 lbs stilts; I am 165lbs. Though they have excellent spring, you have to put some force into them to get the desired propulsion (Your son will also have to get used to jumping and bringing the weight down on his heals instead of his toes). But once you get bouncing, you really get some air (mid air balance is sketchy at first). Just note, they are a bit heavy, so he shouldn't expect to be back flipping right away.Otherwise..great purchase, I was just using them this weekend.He's basically at the max capacity of the lighter model, but if he'll be gaining... » Read More I purchased the 158-198 lbs stilts; I am 165lbs. Though they have excellent spring, you have to put some force into them to get the desired propulsion (Your son will also have to get used to jumping and bringing the weight down on his heals instead of his toes). But once you get bouncing, you really get some air (mid air balance is sketchy at first). Just note, they are a bit heavy, so he shouldn't expect to be back flipping right away.Otherwise..great purchase, I was just using them this weekend.He's basically at the max capacity of the lighter model, but if he'll be gaining any weight, I woulnd't recommend the lighter version, since they could break.Hope this was helpfulHappy holidays! « Show Less
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No the height does not adjust. Depending on how tall she is, she might be able to reach, or you could put a sturdy child friendly step next to it. I recommend trying it - just a really neat thing to have around.