I have a 16 pound 3 month old, what do I need for him to ride? Thanks and can't wait to get back into shape!
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We just use a few small blankets and recline one of the seats for our 4 month old. I dont think they make a car seat adapter but it seems to work fine without.
1315110
Buy the pram attachment, it's great!!! I use it for my 8 week old with the headrest from my infant car seat, works like a charm to keep her comfortable and stable, this is the best stroller !!!!
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That's about what my grandson is. I wanted him to be able to get on right away without being afraid. You are right only about 6 months before he will be ready for a larger , faster one for sure.
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Go for the 16.....my grandson just turned 4 and is the same heigth as you son...I have the seat as high as possible but bike is still too small....I am shopping for a new bike now.
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I wish i could help.. I have not seen that issue on my son. Is it too big/long for your 16mth old? Make sure its completely filled iwth air, and make sure the strap underneath is secure and not loose. That could help. :) Good Luck
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I would say 18". Even if he has longer legs the 18" should be big enough. The 20" might just feel a little too big to ride comfortably
958644
My son and his friend's age is two and a half years old. He weighs 35 lb. Currently, maxi now ride very well.A maxi think it would fit better.
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I'm glad you called Britax and they gave you a good answer. A 15 month old is way to young for this seat, even if he does meet the minimum weight limit. Age is more important than weight. I have on for my 5.5 year old (he has been using it since he was 3.5) and its a great seat for him.
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I have an almost 2 year old who still rides in it. He is about 30 lbs. If she sits well then she will do fine. However, I would consider the double version of this as well. I love this one, but it is a little squishy once the child gets about 2. I wish I would've gotten the double version of this.
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Get the small. I got the large and was irritated because there is no way my 1 year old will be able to ride on the large...probably until she is 3! I ended up buying the small to fit her. Now we have both and the large is in storage.
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Yes, I think she will be comfortable in the BabyBjorn. My son has been riding facing out since 3 months (I know, I know--but he HATED facing inward and insisted on being carried so I had little recourse). I think he's just hit 24" now and he's perfectly comfortable.
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I think that this bike will have a bit too much power for him because its a fast bike. His size might work but the speed will probably worry me since he's really only 6 years old.
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My two yr old is a peanut. Shorty. And fits just fine. But honestly, after 3 they pretty much refuse the stroller and prefer to walk or ride a bike :) there's also the ride along board that attaches for when they're older.
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This will definitely work for you. My boy is 48in and about 44 pounds. And we spend a week in NY and that was all I used.
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Personally, I wouldn't recommend it, but to each their own. Just as Triplethreat suggested, it is about the ability to understand...occasionally I have to tell my 3 year old (that is 32 lbs) to be still. If she gets into the ride and starts to lean, it throws off my balance and can be quite dangerous going around turns (especially passing others on the trails.) Also, keep in mind other factors, such as things being kicked, or splashed up in their face, and them not being able to tell you. Just my opinion, but I would get an inclosed one until your kiddo is a bit older.
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I put a weight limit on mine of 45lbs, the kid is simply too big for the train after that. I'd look at Peg-Perego products that tend to be larger.
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I have 8 pound doxie and a 14 pound doxie. They both end up riding in the same seat frequently so it is plenty big enough for your little one. :-) I used to have a 18 pounder and it was good for him too.
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It depends on how tall he is, I started my son on a 12 inch wheel bike at 2 and didnt get this bike until he was off traing wheels at age 4. The 16 inch wheel bikes were to hard for him to touch the ground. The other thing is the bike has no reflectors ( wish I would have known that before) hope that's helps