Is this seat good for a 1 year old who is 21 pounds and 31 inches long?
512935
I have my 16 month old riding in this seat & she loves it. The seat is designed for children 20lbs & up.
512936
Follow your state laws. If no longer in a rear facing seat, use this seat. It will adjust for years to come.
512937
No, a 21lb child should always still be rear facing, always, no exceptions, just cause the law says 1 and 20lbs does not mean it is safe to turn around a 20lb 1 year old, the american academy of pediatrics says 2 years old is the absolute minimum for rear facing, all babies should be left rear facing till 2 years old as the absolute minimum.
1709000
I have an average size 16 month old who has been using the seat since he was 6 months old. There seems to be plenty of room to grow. The tray has 3 positions and I can still use the tightest/smallest for him.
193682
Probably not. Got this for my one year old who was about 31" (i think) around birthday time. This toy is WAY to small she cant even fit on it, her knees almost hit the handlebars. Save your money and buy something else to ride on.
1858986
Yes, the top of the seat to floor is approx. 9 inches. Should not be a problem for a 1 year old.
1072533
I liked this seat but it broke on me :( I wouldn't recommend it - it needs better construction. To answer your question - it will accommodate a baby 23 inches long.
1116276
It isn't about height so much as weight. But the average height of a one year old is 30" or 2.5'. This is the earliest you should forward face the safety seat (20 lbs)
236403
I think that's too young for this seat. I would recommend this seat at 24 months.
813887
No. My son is 39 inches and he was too tall for the seat. He fit into it and didn't complain, but there was not one inch of room for growth.
1173164
My granddaughter is over 3 years old, 47 lbs. and 46 inches tall. This seat is a really nice fit for her. I don't know how big your 21 month old is, but chances are, he is still too small for a booster seat. However, I did purchase the Maxi Cosi Pria 70 for her and we put her in it around 14 months old and it has been great! I am still using it for her in my vehicle and her mom has the booster seat in her vehicle. Hope this helps.
1161447
I have a 13 month (20lbs/32 in) child and fully believe your child will still fit. You can actually control the narrowness of the side supports but relaxing a pull cord and make the seat wider than the picture looks. I love it for the back support! Before we got this my child always had a lean going on and this gives her a little more support.
1383645
Absolutely. ! We used it for my 1 1/2 year old granddaughter and she was very comfortable and we had so much more room to move around.
1568972
I believe they say you can use it for over a year because the seat is removable. I do have thus item and a friends toddler who is about 45 pounds like to jokingly get in the seat and play around and it holds her just fine. I would say it's safe, especially if your child can hold most of their own weight.
1951217
Absolutely. The seat is adjustable and easy for taller kids. My son is 28 months and quite a bit taller and gets lots of use out of this bike. It's his favorite thing!
28419
Yes, I would. My son was 6lbs. At birth and fit well in this car seat, especially with the insert that's included. We used the car seat rear facing until he was 2 years and 8 months old.
372204
the seat is pretty narrow.. not for chunky babies. it does not fold compactly, so ours is up all the time. To use the booster, you have to undo the screws. If you plan to use it up to 2 yrs.. I'd pick a different one. And the legs are pretty wide spread, I suppose for safety reasons. Good luck. I would look elsewhere.
610627
I measured the seat for you and I would say that it is not big enough for a 37 inch child. This is only estimating by measuring so I could be wrong. It is certainly strong enough for a large child.
1933851
I would say yes. I LOVE this seat. My child was 1.5 when we got it but I think it would be fine for any child who can sit up and is very stable. Your arms will wrap around them as you hold the handle bars and keep them safer :)