My son has missing lower limbs (no legs), I'm wondering if legs are "needed" since his center of gravit is different?
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The scooter is so low to the ground that I think it would be fine. You don't need to use your legs to propel the scooter. My kids just use their arms to move the handle side to side. It's a really fun scooter and even the adults on my street like to use it. :)
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I really think it would work. Much of the steering is naturally done with the arms, and the propulsion is from the shifting of the body from side to side. Like you said, the center of gravity would be different, but I think this item would accommodate that difference.
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No, the tricycle doesn't have a resting platform for the feet. One possible solution, as your child is growing into the size of the bike and learning to pedal, is to attach pedal blocks to the bike. These can be purchased from Amazon, as well as most sporting goods stores.
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Make sure you have all 3 (or more) legs attached to bottom. Mine only came with 2; had to throw it away.
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My daughter called me saying that it had no legs ... However it ended up being in a compartment under the couch... It closes flush with Velcro. I hope your is there too... It is a pretty good chaise lounge chair. Good luck.
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I have noticed no movement but my daughter cranked on the snug downs with her body weight kneed in the seat so I didn't expect any. I am also not an expert. Trust your feelings, Luke.
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I would wait till your little ones balance is more stable. For me this is not a toy for support when he or she is first learning to walk. I would suggest the sit an stand walker first. My daughter loved it. I am so happy for you! Your little one is starting to walk. Yeah!!!
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It just has a flat bottom, so no legs. Not attaching the wheels means you'd have to pick it up for movement which would work, but it's a pretty solid piece to have to constantly move around unless you're leaving it stationary.
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The foot rest kind of does make a difference. If your son or daughter wanted to coast or not "scoot" they would have to have there feet sticking out. If they're in an open wide area it may not be an issue. The bigger issue with the Strider is if you have a boy. He will surely rack his nuts on that thing several times....the main reason I chose the Kazam over it.
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I would say it's too short for him; his knees would be in his face. My 5 year old who is tall still uses ours though when camping. So it would work if you have to have this style.
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Adjustable legs are NOT included now, just the standard 4 inch. They are options now.
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No, attachment not required. Child just holds it between legs..Kids love this thing!!
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The PhysioStep can be adjusted so it's tight or loose. But it cannot be adjusted for each side of the body. I would recommend asking a physical therapist so the most benefit can be achieved for your son.
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There is a small foot rest. I've never had a problem with my daughters legs just dangling. The seat on the stroller is deep so that really isn't a problem and my daughter is very tall for her age. This stroller is great and a great buy
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Yes to all those questions. His legs, arms, and head are detachable. I've even tried to really pull the joints off (Just to see how durable it really is!), and they just won't come off!
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My son is about 36in. and it isn't tall enough to let him reach without help, but it makes helping him much easier. He stands on it, and then I put my leg on it and sit him on my knee.
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Our "C" Stand is currently un-anchored on a tiled surface and we've not had any problems; we also have the stand turned sideways so that human feet are between the front and back stand-legs. Our hammock chair sits rather low and that adds to having a lower center-of-gravity as well. AND... we don't let kids get crazy as though it were a playground jungle-gym. So far, so good.
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His legs would have to be bent all the way. I am 5'6" and I ride my daughters and it is not uncomfortable. Just picture his knees bent up next to the steering wheel. . According to the manual the weight limit is 140 lbs.