I see that the seat measures 6 inches tall in the front, but do the child's legs fit within that 6 inches, or do the legs go above the top?
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Just found the answer you were looking for under Q&A; for one of the other colors. According to those owners, this seat is about 3 inches deep from where your child's bottom sits and the top of the arm. So if your child's thighs are taller/thicker than that, they will need extra clearance above the 6" for the seat itself.
255504
Okay, then the answer to your question depends strictly on the height of your chairs versus the height of your table, many are different. In our case the ccombination of our dinning room chairs and the dinning room table leaves plenty of room for the combination of the chair, booster and our grandson to easily fit under the table, but your results might vary.
255505
Not quite sure I understand the question, but the seat sits on top of a regular chair so the child's legs hang over the front and then if they are long enough the would hang over the front of the chair just like they were sitting in the chair by it self.
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I think "Stephanie" is the only one who really understood the question. The OP is wondering about the distance between the seat (where the back of your child's leg rests) and the top of the arm (which has to fit under the table). So, suppose there is exactly 6 inches of clearance between her chair and her table. If the booster is empty, it should slide under the table, because the arm is 6 inches high. But what if her child is sitting in it? She wants to know if the top of her child's thighs will be higher than the arm height. If they are, she won't be able to slide the booster with her baby in it under the table. Can anyone measure the distance between the inside seat height and the arm height? I think "Stephanie" is the only one who really understood the question. The OP is wondering about the distance between the seat (where the back of your child's leg rests) and the top of the arm (which has to fit under the table). So, suppose there is exactly 6 inches of clearance between her chair and her table. If the booster is empty, it should slide under the table, because the arm is 6 inches high. But what if her child is sitting in it? She wants to know if the top of her child's thighs will be higher than the arm height. If they are, she won't be able to slide the booster... » Read More I think "Stephanie" is the only one who really understood the question. The OP is wondering about the distance between the seat (where the back of your child's leg rests) and the top of the arm (which has to fit under the table). So, suppose there is exactly 6 inches of clearance between her chair and her table. If the booster is empty, it should slide under the table, because the arm is 6 inches high. But what if her child is sitting in it? She wants to know if the top of her child's thighs will be higher than the arm height. If they are, she won't be able to slide the booster with her baby in it under the table. Can anyone measure the distance between the inside seat height and the arm height? « Show Less
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I think it would depend on how chunky your child's legs are. My daughters are a bit thicker than most, I think, so they are probably next to them, maybe a little higher. I don't think I've ever measured. She fits nicely on the seat.
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The counter is 18" high. Pretty sure the little legs screw off. My nephew has the KidKraft Uptown Espresso Kitchen and its generally larger all around. It would prob. be a better scale for your 6 year old =)
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My son is 4 ft tall and it is a great fit. The seat height is adjustable. Sorry for the delayed response
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I am measuring the seat back at a little over 18.5 inches and seat to canopy at 25 inches. My average height 5 year old still fits in the stroller just fine for the occasional ride. The head bumper piece can not be removed. It can be unsnapped and pushed behind the seat. We just keep ours snapped and my older children use it as a "pillow".
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My granddaughter is also tall. She is still riding it but the seat and handle bars have been raised. It has been a great toy!
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You can adjust the height and yes a 6' person would fit more than fine. I think it could go up to at least 6'4" but i havent looked.
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The front leg folds under the seat, but it doesn't exactly lie flat. Folded, it still measures about 12" tall.
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A six month old will fit perfectly. This is a great chair. I use it when my grandson comes to visit and he is now 20 months. The chair grows with the child.
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My daughter is also a tall 6 yr old (49 inches) and the stroller height is just fine. She got it about 6 months ago when she was 5 and LOVES it. Hours of fun play time.
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The top of the seat is about 10 inches from the floor...My grandson was about 13 months when he got it at Christmas, and at almost 18 months he still plays with it every day! I would guess an average size child could probably ride it until they're about 3!
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I would recommend she be at least 3' 7" tall. The height from the ground to the seat is approximately 2' 3" completely assembled, although the upper frame bar that goes from the seat to the handlebars is a few inches lower than the seat. If she will be learning on this bike, these are the numbers I would recommend, but if she is already riding a smaller bike, she could ride this being slightly smaller than the numbers I give here. Our Granddaughter ferris loves hers, and she is approximately 3' 10" tall.
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I think 6'4" would be a little tall for it. With the seat in the highest position I am not sure your legs would be stretched out quite enough.
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I brought it for my granddaughter who has the twin dolls. It says it will accommodate dolls up to 16". I didn't like the front seat because it doesn't have the strap between the legs which helps to keep the doll from slipping out when strapped in. Other than that it was nice and my granddaughter loves it.
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Hi, yes, in my opinion, your six year old should be able to comfortably ride this. My granddaughter is 5 and though I don't know her exact height at this moment, we put the movable seat to the first holes(there are two more seat adjustments to make it fit a taller child). I hope this information helps. :)
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At the highest setting there is 9 - 10" from the leg opening to the floor. It may be slightly shorter than other brands but I have used it with short and tall grandsons. It worked extremely well for all of them
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legs are approx 5 inches tall. front clearance is 3.5 inches due to trim piece. hope this helps
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My three year old is tall also and he still rides in it all the time without issue. He would need to ride in the front seat though.