Help! What's max height in inches a child be to sit without head losing support? Seats independent? Thnx!
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Hi - not sure on the max height as I have twin infants who are laying back flat. The seats ARE independent though. Hope that helps at least a little!
1257234
I have not measured it but my 6 year old is 45 inches tall and the lowest head position still goes above his head. The seat is very spacious and comfortable. He loves it. He fits comfortable even with two jackets on (live in cold weather area). He does not use the 5 point harness anymore. Hope it helps :)
48262
I am measuring the seat back at a little over 18.5 inches and seat to canopy at 25 inches. My average height 5 year old still fits in the stroller just fine for the occasional ride. The head bumper piece can not be removed. It can be unsnapped and pushed behind the seat. We just keep ours snapped and my older children use it as a "pillow".
324633
I got this chair for our 7 yr old grandson for Christmas. He hasn't sat in it yet, but I did. It was sturdy for me and I weigh 110lbs. You may have to help your child getting in and out of it and make sure that the legs are locked into place. If you do order this chair, I hope you will be happy with it, as I am, and I know our Grandson will love it. I hope I was helpful to you. Merry Christmas.
871536
It only gives about 4 inches in height. I use it with my 1 yr old when we go to outside events so she can sit or get up out of her own chair without me worrying about her falling out of a chair. One caution, if you are strapping your child in with the belt while it is just sitting on the ground it is easy for your child to tip over and bump their head. It is a great portable high chair that you can strap onto most sturdy chairs.
554172
I don't know the seat height, but I'm 6' 2" and it seems to be just right. I don't feel like I'm sitting at the little kids table!
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Your child needs to be able to hold him/herself up without any assistance. They should have strong back and neck muscles and be able to stay seated. It has a harness around the waist to keep the child from slipping down - or for keeping them stable if they get a little squirmy at the table. The back of this booster seat is low, so it's a good transition from a high chair to a regular chair (without a booster).
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This seat does not support the head (if the child is leaning back, the back part goes up to about their neck I would say), but I bought this hoping it would help my son with his head control and I do think it did. When I first bought this, he would slump over (I love that this seat encircles the child so they can't fall out), but I would have him sit in it - I was with him the entire time - until he got frustrated, then I would take him out. He could sit in it longer and longer each time and now he has better balance and head control and he loves his seat. He can sit in it for quite a long time now! Love this FP seat! This seat does not support the head (if the child is leaning back, the back part goes up to about their neck I would say), but I bought this hoping it would help my son with his head control and I do think it did. When I first bought this, he would slump over (I love that this seat encircles the child so they can't fall out), but I would have him sit in it - I was with him the entire time - until he got frustrated, then I would take him out. He could sit in it longer and longer each time and now he has better balance and head control and he loves his seat. He can sit in it for quite a long... » Read More This seat does not support the head (if the child is leaning back, the back part goes up to about their neck I would say), but I bought this hoping it would help my son with his head control and I do think it did. When I first bought this, he would slump over (I love that this seat encircles the child so they can't fall out), but I would have him sit in it - I was with him the entire time - until he got frustrated, then I would take him out. He could sit in it longer and longer each time and now he has better balance and head control and he loves his seat. He can sit in it for quite a long time now! Love this FP seat! « Show Less
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Hi,my daughter is turning 4, she is 100cm, she can sit in side comfortable. My boy is 2 years old, so he has not problem with it. Last time my friend's daughter who is 115cm, I found it's too small for her.
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The seat is made for a maximum of 45 lbs. and/or 40 inches in height.That would make them approximately 4 years old depending on the size of your child.
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The head bumper folds back, allowing the childs head to go over the top. I measured the seatback as 20.5" high. My 40" 4.5 year old fits with her head entirely contained by the seatback. My 46" 6.5 year old fits comfortably with his head extrending about three inches over the top. How your 4 year old fits will be dependent on how long his/her torso is. Hope that's helpful.
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Sorta. My daughters are about the same height as you, and this bike was 'big' for them. They couldn't reach the ground while sitting on the seats at the lowest possible position. Which is generally ok, you can always hop off when you need to place your feet on the ground. But, I think a better question would be - why this bike? Please see my review. If I could have given a zero star rating, I would have. This thing was the biggest pile of junk every made.
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You can't keep them rear facing unless the shoulder height is still in the limit of the rear-facing seat. thus most seats can take say 35lb but say up to two years as the height of the child becomes too much. Just about to place the order from my 2 year old (who is 26lb but exceed should height requirement).
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If this answers your question, the baby sits upright in the seat and there is no support specifically for the head of the child. The back of the seat is slightly higher than the front, but it will not be tall enough to support the head. I too would recommend that the child be able to hold their head up on their own before safely using this product.
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For Use With the Backrest Child Must Meet All These Requirements *Weight: 30 - 110 lbs (13,6 - 49,8 kg)*Height: 38 - 57 inches (97 - 145 cm)*Age: At least four years of age*Child's ears are below top of child restraint headrest For Use Without the Backrest Child Must Meet All These Requirements *Weight: 40 - 110 lbs (18 - 49,8 kg)*Height: 40 - 57 inches (102 - 145 cm)*Age: At least four years of age
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The box says that you can use the seat from birth until the child can sit unassisted. It says nothing of age/height or weight. My granddaughter was only 2 months old. She did not enjoy it so she only used it once. Basically new and in box.
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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