Tall children and the harness - any height restrictions for harness use?
1887377
Yes for harness mode 30-58 in tall. Seated shoulder height is 12.5-20.5 inches. Booster is 45-62 in with seated shoulder height 15-23in. Top of ears shouldn't be higher than top of head restraint.
1997913
I'm not petite, but my 12 year old son, who is your height wears my vest with no problems. The vest falls just at his waist, whereas mine (I'm 5'7), falls a bit above the waistline. The positioning does not see, to interfere with comfortable walking abilities. The Velcro straps allow you to tighten it around your waist as needed, which helps the fit to be customized for comfort.
852009
I agree. There is a lot of slack in the harness. Also, your child would fit comfortably. If you go to the website for the product, I'm fairly confident that there is a video, so you could see it being actually used.
626652
The seat is very low which helps keep the child from being able to climb out. However, I think it would depend on the child's height once they can walk. A tall child might be able to get out but an average height or short child would not. However, I think a high chair with straps would be more secure for an active walker. At least that is our current plan. Hope this helps.
1892708
I have had kids romping on these without incident. Of course with very small kids, one would expect parental supervision due to the height of the stool
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 :)
1089060
The paperwork says no more than 40lbs. My daughter is 35lbs, in size 4 (not 4t) childrens clothes and is over 36" tall. She fits well with difficulty only when wearing winter outerwear or clompy shoes/boots - only because the straps are a wee bit snug and the foot well is a specific size. She's happy in the seat anytime - tight straps or not!
1172272
It depends on how tall your child is in reference to the lowest setting on the Jumperoo. Regardless, it's not going to hurt the child either way as they'll grow into it within time.
1119792
mu 7 year old uses it, because of the head and foot board I don't think a tall person would be comfortable in it. there is decent support for an adult though, so it depends on how tall they are.
319764
Unless your kid is really tall, I don t think it ll work properly, in terms of safety.
768507
My 5 year old daughter can reach the handlebars and pedals comfortably, she's approx 110cm tall. You don't have to have them strapped tight to the rest. It depends how tall the child is.
1467367
The harness is only compatible if you are able to secure the middle bottom harness to the bottom of the seat. I bought this harness recently and was only able to secure the shoulder straps and two side straps. The high chair itself has a wide middle divider between the baby's legs so I feel that the baby is safe.
1560404
No. My son is 5' 10-11" and he fits perfectly. I think you would be too tall to ride comfortably.
543477
Nope. My daughter who is about 46" tall has no issues. Just may need to raise or lower the seat and or handlebars depending on your child.
420533
I would think 4 feet and under - leg length may be a issue for under 3 feet tall - weight limit?? Don't know that - my grandson is small for age but is 11 and still rides his
148107
Not really...it would be tight. It's perfect for my 4 year old who's about 3 feet tall. The harness part works great with her American Girl doll!
2251341
I have a tall 4 year old. She fits great with my 1 year old but frankly more often she prefers to pull her brother. 2 long-legged kids would probably get in each other's way but we've had no trouble with our 2.