My grandson is a big 2-year-old (35 lbs and tall). Will he be comfortable in the frog booster?
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Yes, my twins are 3 1/2 and weight around 36 lbs they still fit comfortably in these boosters.
1036216
I would say yes. My three and a half year old (almost 40 lbs.) can still comfortably sit in it.
1036217
My daughter is 3 and is about 30lbs and she still sits in her seat and doesn't complain. She has plenty of leg room under the table still as well with the booster. I hope this helps answer your question.
1036218
My girls are 30 lbs, and plenty of room. Yes I think he would be pleased and comfy
1036219
Mine are both small but the seat is very ample and the back is high so there is lots of support. I actually think that I will not buy another one for my grandchildren, I anticipated them using this until they can sit in a chair unassisted.
1761375
I put my son in this seat when he was 15 months old. at 26 lbs, he fit perfectly (was too tall to even have the shoulder straps be in the lowest hole.) at almost 4 he is still in the seat and is still comfortable.
1199220
Yes, though if he is a big guy he will not be super comfortable. My son is 5'11 and he was ok.
501524
It is not. But I'm sure he will be ok until he is tall enought. I got it for my 2 year old and she was little but used it no problem.
419858
My Grandson is very tall and large and he has no problems with this chair. I believe it is very sturdy and can hold a large person over 230 lbs... He loves this chair.
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My very tall 6-next-week-year-old rides by herself and it's roomy (several stuffed animals can ride with her). It's a wide carriage, but unless they are good buddies who like to cuddle (or the 6yo is smallish), a 2yo and a 6yo aren't going to be comfy in the trailer together. With the strap division right in the middle the 2yo will be OK, but the 6yo will likely be squished. You may want to find a local bike shop and see what trailer models they carry to help you better envision the seating situation of the Burly Bee, but my unscientific opinion is: whatever kids ride together in this trailer will touch no matter what, and a couple four year olds seems like the max limit for a squish-free ride.
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Yes, these toddler booster seats are supposed to be for children that are 40 Lbs. or more. I am not sure about how tall. My daughter is a tall 3 year old. She doesn't like the vertical aspect of the seat and is always flopping over when napping in the vehicle. I do not like that part of the seat.
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This car seat accommodate kids 22 to 65 lbs, booster seat fits 30 to 100 lbs.
2233661
Yes, a big 2 year old would fit but I wouldn't recommend this for him. This thing is fast for a very little kid who isn't able to control it. My son is used to it (he's 5) but a neighbor 5 yr old who is used to his powerwheel ran it into a tree (without me knowing he jumped on it) also, the child must know how to handle it because with it's speed and a sudden sharp turn, it will tip over. Don't get me wrong, we love it and have used it now for 4 years....but it's not a powerwheel.
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My son is only 43" so he isn't in the booster yet but has plenty of room to grow. The website says 57" and 120lbs is the max. so not sure why that wouldn't work for a booster. I'm sure it is give or take if your child has a long torso and shorter legs vs. a shorter torso and longer legs. So even though my son isn't using this as a booster yet I'm planning on using it for that and don't see a problem with it. Hope that helps. I know every child is different but I've found this seat to be awesome so far. (my plan is to keep my kids in these seats until they are ready to go without a seat and booster) My son is only 43" so he isn't in the booster yet but has plenty of room to grow. The website says 57" and 120lbs is the max. so not sure why that wouldn't work for a booster. I'm sure it is give or take if your child has a long torso and shorter legs vs. a shorter torso and longer legs. So even though my son isn't using this as a booster yet I'm planning on using it for that and don't see a problem with it. Hope that helps. I know every child is different but I've found this seat to be awesome so far. (my plan is to keep my kids in these seats until they are ready to go without a... » Read More My son is only 43" so he isn't in the booster yet but has plenty of room to grow. The website says 57" and 120lbs is the max. so not sure why that wouldn't work for a booster. I'm sure it is give or take if your child has a long torso and shorter legs vs. a shorter torso and longer legs. So even though my son isn't using this as a booster yet I'm planning on using it for that and don't see a problem with it. Hope that helps. I know every child is different but I've found this seat to be awesome so far. (my plan is to keep my kids in these seats until they are ready to go without a seat and booster) « Show Less
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I think if he's a young 2 year old then it is probably too big but if he's 2.5 almost 3 then it should be fine. It takes some coordination and I'm not sure a young 2 year old would know how to work/control the handles.
660024
My opinion is it would be big for a 2 year old. My grandson is about 48 lbs and it fits him perfectly.
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I honestly was told by my daughter's pediatrician that a child over 40lbs can begin to sit on a booster seat. Hope this helped.
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My two year old fits perfectly in this chair. He is about 29lbs. I think it will work for another couple of years.
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Most definitely. My son is 2 and measures roughly 37inches in height. His heel doesn't touch the ground yet plus he doesn't sit fully on the seat. There is definitely some room for growth
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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 so.....we have a large 3 year old and she has no problem with this booster seat....it is very practical and easy to keep clean.