Would this work at the beach, in the sand? Child is 3.5yo, weighs 35 lbs. Want to pull him and some beach blankets, snacks, etc.
2043440
I wouldn't take this to the beach. The wheels are to thin and would sink very fast.
2043441
Not sure - we actually used it for a wedding - the flower girl wasn't walking yet so we covered it all over with lace and flowers to make it look like a carriage for her to be pulled in for the wedding - I think it may work for the beach - I would probably try it - as long as its not loaded down I don't think it would sink in the sand - its pretty sturdy and well made
1421021
I bought this for my 2.5 year old that is 30 pounds and it bairly moves with her on it. It would most likely be to small.
295287
my grandson has loved this and plays with it in the house and at the beach. He will be 4 in Dec. and has had this since his 3rd birthday . he picks up all kinds of stuff with it, I'm sure it will pick up all kinds of blocks as long as they fit in the shovel.
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yes, it was the rejiggered one to be safer. It worked very well one day at the beach, but after that she was too restless. But she was a VERY restless baby, and a poor sleeper. She's 16 months now, but I think she'd just have fun rolling around in it.
1081321
I would only suggest that if you can get it down into the thicker layer of sand and keep an eye on it if your dog is an excessive puller. I dont see it pulling "up" because it drills down into the ground but if the soil or sand is too loose it could shift to an angle and with enough force (ie full weighted pull of a 60-70 lb dog) it may start to pull free. Bezt bet is to make sure its grounded i pulled on the tie out myself to test its strength and it holds very well if its grounded properly.
1087477
My guess is that you'd have to be about 35-45 lbs to pull this thing over trying to get up. The base is extremely wide so I don't see your child overcoming that. Also, it doesn't really have anything to pull on outside of the slides which are towards the center which is where it is most sturdy.
479698
Yes! My daughter has been using this since she was 3 months old and loves it. Shes now 4 months old and weighs 13lbs. You will need to put a pillow below her feet for support because her feet wont reach the floor. I also roll up a receiving blanket and wrap it around her chest to help keep her steady in the seat.
891927
The bag is mesh, so it probably couldn't hold sand. You could try to find a tighter mesh bag.
1345535
if the wagon is on pavement and empty it should be easy to pull depending of course on how old/big the kid is. its a very well built wagon and is heavier than a play wagon. filled with lumber and bogged down in mud would be difficult even for some adults. its a matter of common sense.
959402
Yes it should be ok . Unless the child is real heavy, it's pretty strong. Hope this helped have fun.
2189585
Depends where the playpen is located. Ours is set on carpet so we placed weights at some areas on the outside perimeter so our 16 month old does not push the walls outward. Sandbags will work also
947477
we just bought it and naturally, like every kind of stroller/wagon, it's rough pulling for the parent, but it's not terrible in the sand. we go to the beach with the wagon, not the stroller. it shakes off the sand by the time we get home ))
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Not a simple yes or no answer to this. It would depend on how good the child is in the water. If they have good natural buoyancy and are already able to kick their legs and move their arms, then this float may be ok. If you are relying on the float for complete buoyancy, then no. I have a 32 pound child and she still needs to work her arms and legs to keep the right way with this float on. Sorry I can't be more precise.
188124
We've used this for pulling vehicles out of the sand at the beach. It should be ok in snow as well.
1646825
I just used it for my 35lb 5 year old boy at Disney and it worked great. It was a lifesaver when he was tired and I also strolled by 8 year old when he needed a break. It held up great and was easy to transport to and from the park.
1387633
Yes, she can definitely pull it on her own, my toddler is 4 years old and 30 pounds if that says anything :)
2236968
It didn't work for my 26 pound two year old, honestly they are safer to use an actual car seat or have the child sot in your lap. They sell straps that can attach a car seat to a rolling carry on that make them into a stroller that work great. My suggestion is to get one of those.