With this design, In the event of both kids weighing the same. Does the the seesaw works with just the kids leaning forward and backwards?
1877688
Hi, I purchased this a while ago. In my experience it would work fine with same weight or different. Hope this helps..
1645852
No. The walker would not be level and the baby/toddler would be leaning forward. Unfortunately, the wheels don't lock to make it stationary. Maybe someone will make that suggestion to the manufacturer!
2081626
That is exactly what we did and it works just fine. AT first I put a foam pad under it to catch my grandson, age 6 when he did a backwards flip on the rings and landed on the ground. Now he can do it and land on his feet so no more need for a pad.
1831934
I'm sorry but I don't have a definitive answer for you, as I guess it would depend on individual ability. If it helps any, my almost 4 year old grandson doesn't have a problem with handling this.
1982126
Yes, it does. Best purchase ever. If kiddo is not watched, he/she can push the chair backwards, as with any chair.
2252960
Yes, definitely. It worked when my 45 pound six year old tried it out for us.
1370472
My grandson has never knocked it over, and he really gets going! However, the jumper is sitting on carpet. I would tend to doubt that it would tip. It counterbalances well.
61152
Yes, they could pull it. Just an FYI it doesn't move backwards(I'm sure it is for safety)- so if you are thinking pulling it behind something, might not work so well. Sometimes my kids push it, but they would much rather ride it. It's a pretty neat toy. They play with it regularly.
705115
yes one child can swing it. they may need a boost to get it started but they can keep it going
55275
Yes, forward and backward as long as the your little one can reach. My son was too short and was walking by the time he was tall enough to use it.
1993730
I watched my pre-walking grandson use the handle to stabilize himself as he pulled himself up to stand up by holding the pushbar. He is not a heavy baby (17 lbs. when he got the wagon) Therefore, my answer would be "yes"; the wide base and lighter weight of a child would be the rationale. I hope this helps!
1467037
I guess that would depend on just how clumsy the child is. In other words, the tablet would stay in place, without fear of the Prop collapsing backwards, if all the child is doing is pressing on the screen to select options. However, if the child were to move the tablet much to the left or right, the Prop will not hold the tablet in place, and the tablet would (obviously) fall off.
1548222
Only if the kid weighs 140 pounds, I would say. (Pushing down on the cocking lever uses one's weight.)
413949
Yes. It works with both hands. Just have to flip it. It's quite clever and my daughter loves it.
1108657
My kids love this thing. Don't believe it is recommended however I weigh 193 lbs and have gone down it a several times, but I would not while the kids are on it.
1142759
safe yes it takes a great deal of balance my grand daughter is now 6 gave her one for Christmas last year she has got it down now I actually gave 8 of my grandchildren these last year they all like them and I anted to give them something to get them exercising and away from the tv
839440
I don't really know that answer, but in the other hand I've had two nine year olds and two four year olds bouncing at the same time with no issues yet.