would my 15 month old 23 pound baby be able to sit in this seat?
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You're not supposed to move them to a booster seat until they have fully outgrown the forward facing carseat. It's not safe. I bought this for my 6 year old.
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Short answer: I don't think soWe put our son in there at about 30 months and 35 pounds. Our chicco keyfit 30 car seat worked pretty well up until then, and I think the official recommendation is to keep your kids in a rear facing car seat until 2 years or close to 30 lbs. When our son got in this it still seemed a bit big since the seatbel strap was located too high so it would slide into his neck (not bad, but you could tell it wasn't quite right). We bought the maxi cosi priori seat as an "in between" seat as our baby was outgrowing the car seat but wasn't ready for this seat. Note that I do highly recommend the Kobuk seat Short answer: I don't think soWe put our son in there at about 30 months and 35 pounds. Our chicco keyfit 30 car seat worked pretty well up until then, and I think the official recommendation is to keep your kids in a rear facing car seat until 2 years or close to 30 lbs. When our son got in this it still seemed a bit big since the seatbel strap was located too high so it would slide into his neck (not bad, but you could tell it wasn't quite right). We bought the maxi cosi priori seat as an "in between" seat as our baby was outgrowing the car seat but wasn't... » Read More Short answer: I don't think soWe put our son in there at about 30 months and 35 pounds. Our chicco keyfit 30 car seat worked pretty well up until then, and I think the official recommendation is to keep your kids in a rear facing car seat until 2 years or close to 30 lbs. When our son got in this it still seemed a bit big since the seatbel strap was located too high so it would slide into his neck (not bad, but you could tell it wasn't quite right). We bought the maxi cosi priori seat as an "in between" seat as our baby was outgrowing the car seat but wasn't ready for this seat. Note that I do highly recommend the Kobuk seat « Show Less
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I think that's too young for this seat. I would recommend this seat at 24 months.
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While most companies will suggest the weight range for booster seats is 30lb PLUS, pediatricians recommend not placing children in booster seats until they weigh over 40. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) actually recommends that children not be moved up to booster seats until they are over 5 years old, or if they weigh more than the recommended maximum for a forward-facing child seat, which is generally 65 pounds. At 23 pounds, your child is not only too young and light for a booster seat, but also for a forward-facing child seat. In fact, your child is right around the age and weight for transitioning out of an infant seat into a rear-facing child seat, so quite far from using a booster seat. While most companies will suggest the weight range for booster seats is 30lb PLUS, pediatricians recommend not placing children in booster seats until they weigh over 40. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) actually recommends that children not be moved up to booster seats until they are over 5 years old, or if they weigh more than the recommended maximum for a forward-facing child seat, which is generally 65 pounds. At 23 pounds, your child is not only too young and light for a booster seat, but also for a forward-facing child seat. In fact, your child is right around the age... » Read More While most companies will suggest the weight range for booster seats is 30lb PLUS, pediatricians recommend not placing children in booster seats until they weigh over 40. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) actually recommends that children not be moved up to booster seats until they are over 5 years old, or if they weigh more than the recommended maximum for a forward-facing child seat, which is generally 65 pounds. At 23 pounds, your child is not only too young and light for a booster seat, but also for a forward-facing child seat. In fact, your child is right around the age and weight for transitioning out of an infant seat into a rear-facing child seat, so quite far from using a booster seat. « Show Less
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I have made one 3 hour trip since buying this seat for my 23 month old who still fits all other requirements other than being 24 months old. When she first fell asleep her head rested comfortably to the side. I did not measure the time this happened but eventually her head had fallen forward and was bobbing.
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Hi, definately YES! My grandson was 6 months when we moved him into it for the same reason! It is a big seat though.
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My 15 month old daughter, who is probably around 20-22 pounds, still fits in it. In fact I think she likes that she is getting bigger and can see around my shoulders now... when I wear her on my back. I am still glad I got the lillebaby carrier. (If we continue to use it, I'll get the stir-ups later for her legs/feet to rest in.)
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I would say yes. My three and a half year old (almost 40 lbs.) can still comfortably sit in it.
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I got this seat for my son at 1 years old. He was 23 lbs and 32" your child is at min weight but he may not be ready to sit in this seat. In my opinion he's very young. Plus I think he still needs to face the back of the car. If you like this kind of seat I would get one with the recliner feature. So he sits a bit craddled. I would do a bit more research.
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I used this seat for my 6-month-old 17-lb baby and my 4-year-old 35-lb daughter sits comfortably with him.
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I would say probably not. Plus, any person or thing that is 120 lbs is probably too large to fit in this wagon very well...! My 23 pound 19-month old is almost too big.And, even if it would hold that, I'm not sure the handle would hold up if you pulled it around.
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I have an average size 16 month old who has been using the seat since he was 6 months old. There seems to be plenty of room to grow. The tray has 3 positions and I can still use the tightest/smallest for him.
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Yes, I would. My son was 6lbs. At birth and fit well in this car seat, especially with the insert that's included. We used the car seat rear facing until he was 2 years and 8 months old.
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I have a 15mth old who fits the chair perfectly. I believe it can hold a child up to 40lbs.
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Yes the main seat has a weight capacity of 55lbs and can be used from 6 months. The second seat can be used from birth and has a weight capacity of 35lbs.
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Hello Ayra, I have a baby with 15 months. He is a heavy baby and it never happened to him to slide out from seat. I do not believe the stroller is not deep enough. Good luck! Julianna
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Our baby is 15lbs and approximately 25 inch tall at 4.5 month and there is still room in the bassinet. I would say that we would probably able to use it until our boy is 6 months old. I am not sure about the weight restrictions but the bassinet feels very well-built and sturdy. It appears that the length capacity will be exceeded before weight capacity.
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My girl is 6 pounds and she has quite a bit of room. Not sure but I think this may be a little snug for a 15 pound dog. I would double check on the return policy. You can always try it out and see if you can handle 15 pounds plus on your handlebars. I love mine - so much fun with my little one enjoying a bide ride with me. I've also used it as a car seat.
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I can't find the manual they sent me to check but just last night I found my daughter, who is over 90lbs, sitting on it. I freaked out on her for it but it held her with no problem. So I'm assuming if the baby fits into the seat it will hold her or him.
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Yes! My babies fit from about 15lbs - 45. There's also an insert for smaller babies.