Why does it seem all my baby can do is "sit" in it? Do the legs adjust to a higher position? It looks like babies are standing in them..
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The Go Pod does not move and is not adjustable. It does have a cup dispenser, and places to attach toys to it. it is just hand because it is portable. If you are wanting something for your house, I would get one that a child can jump in and has activities attached to it. I hope this was helpful.
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Your baby isn't tall enough. The nice thing though, is your baby will still enjoy the different position of sitting this affords him/her until he/she is tall enough.
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One of the push "pins" that helps adjust broke on one of our legs when trying to adjust it--wish I hadn't! Really liked it until then. Still need to figure out how to fix it...
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It's pretty straight up and down. I have not used the position with my 7 month old yet. We use the position where he's semi upright or all the way flat. I think the position your talking about is best for an older toddler, around 2 or 3 years old. At least for me, it's too vertical for an infant, but the other positions are great. We love this stroller! Very happy with our purchase and would buy one again in a heartbeat. I wish I knew about this when my oldest was a baby. I had 4 different strollers at one point and wasn't in love with any of them. Good luck and hope I helped with your question.
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No. But its easy enough to temporarily hang things from it that are longer if you want it lower. If you were hoping for it to go higher I have observed that my baby has enjoyed it equally over the last several months. As she's gotten older she has a new relationship to it, requiring different skills and illiciting different responses. Very happy with it. From 3 months to 7 so far.
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It does not recline. It just elevates the baby and contains them in a snug position.
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Yes it will. Although you probably won't get that much use out of it because soon your baby will want to move around and see more of his/her surroundings and because the angle of the seat is not adjustable (i.e. can't be set into a more upright position and it doesn't bounce, your baby little one may get bored. That said, as long as your baby isn't that inclined to move yet, it's a good + safe place to put your him/her for a short nap or a bathroom/shower break for whoever is taking care.
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Hi, Tamara:The arms and legs move up and down. So, you could pose the baby with its arms overhead. Or put it in seated position. But, you can't, say, have it's arms outstretched wide, like it was getting a hug. The head also turns from side to side.
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If your baby turns into a tall toddler, his/her feet will be able to extend past the two-sided pad. The head and feet sides might be uncomfortable at that point.
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Hello, the child will only be able to sit in it. There is no foot rest, so the child cannot push up to stand.
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Like the previous person said the seat is deep and they sit very comfortably. This is an awesome stroller. Their feet would be down. The foot rest part does not lift up. I haven't seen any strollers that have this feature as they did 18 years ago with my first child. As for it being annoying I suppose that would depend on the child. When my daughter was a toddler she liked her feet hanging down. Hope this was helpful.
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No but if your baby can sit up, they shouldn't move much. It's a fairly small tub and worked well for us.
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You should most likely ask your pediatrician. I would say it's okay once the baby is able to support themselves in a sitting position.
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I have the exactly same problem. My baby is 9 month old. I am worrying the slouching position is not good for her spine. She doesn't look bothered by that, though not very happy about it either. what can I do?
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It's pretty straight up and down. I have not used the position with my 7 month old yet. We use the position where he's semi upright or all the way flat. I think the position your talking about is best for an older toddler, around 2 or 3 years old. At least for me, it's too vertical for an infant, but the other positions are great. We love this stroller! Very happy with our purchase and would buy one again in a heartbeat. I wish I knew about this when my oldest was a baby. I had 4 different strollers at one point and wasn't in love with any of them. Good luck and hope I helped with your question. It's pretty straight up and down. I have not used the position with my 7 month old yet. We use the position where he's semi upright or all the way flat. I think the position your talking about is best for an older toddler, around 2 or 3 years old. At least for me, it's too vertical for an infant, but the other positions are great. We love this stroller! Very happy with our purchase and would buy one again in a heartbeat. I wish I knew about this when my oldest was a baby. I had 4 different strollers at one point and wasn't in love with any of them. Good luck and hope I helped with your... » Read More It's pretty straight up and down. I have not used the position with my 7 month old yet. We use the position where he's semi upright or all the way flat. I think the position your talking about is best for an older toddler, around 2 or 3 years old. At least for me, it's too vertical for an infant, but the other positions are great. We love this stroller! Very happy with our purchase and would buy one again in a heartbeat. I wish I knew about this when my oldest was a baby. I had 4 different strollers at one point and wasn't in love with any of them. Good luck and hope I helped with your question. « Show Less
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The feet do not adjust. I tried to put one if the legs on carpet similar to what I think your asking. It made it a little wobbly and was nervous about my kids pulling it over as they got their jackets and such. If you're talking about a gap, perhaps it could be filled with something else, but the legs don't adjust at all. Hope this helps!
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There are only two positions and must be adjusted prior to your child sitting. It is basically a wedge that pops up the front part of seat (near childs knees) that gives the seat its recline. It doesn't really lay the child back but more so elevates their legs from a flat position. Its a bar mechanism you pull into place located underneath the base of chair. Gives approx. 1 1/2" difference.
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It's like a harness so the child is not actually sitting in it. However, it "catches" the baby if s/he is getting tired and does not want to stand anymore. I hope this helps. Our nephew is a very early walker (first steps at 9 month!) so we bought this walker to boost his confidence, even though his legs were already very strong. He started zipping around in just a few minutes. In a few weeks, he was walking completely on his own, w/out a walker. However, he still likes the walker because it's like "driving" a car -- complete with looking over his shoulder while holding the wheel with one hand; just like Daddy! :) It's like a harness so the child is not actually sitting in it. However, it "catches" the baby if s/he is getting tired and does not want to stand anymore. I hope this helps. Our nephew is a very early walker (first steps at 9 month!) so we bought this walker to boost his confidence, even though his legs were already very strong. He started zipping around in just a few minutes. In a few weeks, he was walking completely on his own, w/out a walker. However, he still likes the walker because it's like "driving" a car -- complete with looking over his shoulder while holding... » Read More It's like a harness so the child is not actually sitting in it. However, it "catches" the baby if s/he is getting tired and does not want to stand anymore. I hope this helps. Our nephew is a very early walker (first steps at 9 month!) so we bought this walker to boost his confidence, even though his legs were already very strong. He started zipping around in just a few minutes. In a few weeks, he was walking completely on his own, w/out a walker. However, he still likes the walker because it's like "driving" a car -- complete with looking over his shoulder while holding the wheel with one hand; just like Daddy! :) « Show Less
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Yes, yes they can! The top part of the legs connect to the top play area and there are springs inside where that connects. This is what allows it to be a bouncer. It is three place adjustable - note the three dots on the legs. Also note that notch - or cutout - in the image. The unit can rock around with the baby in it - for more fun, but you can flip out legs where those notches are so that the unit is stable.My great nephew can still use it to this day (15 months old), and it can be converted to another setup.It has been a good device that we got a lot of use out of, and it entertains the young one rather well. Yes, yes they can! The top part of the legs connect to the top play area and there are springs inside where that connects. This is what allows it to be a bouncer. It is three place adjustable - note the three dots on the legs. Also note that notch - or cutout - in the image. The unit can rock around with the baby in it - for more fun, but you can flip out legs where those notches are so that the unit is stable.My great nephew can still use it to this day (15 months old), and it can be converted to another setup.It has been a good device that we got a lot of use out... » Read More Yes, yes they can! The top part of the legs connect to the top play area and there are springs inside where that connects. This is what allows it to be a bouncer. It is three place adjustable - note the three dots on the legs. Also note that notch - or cutout - in the image. The unit can rock around with the baby in it - for more fun, but you can flip out legs where those notches are so that the unit is stable.My great nephew can still use it to this day (15 months old), and it can be converted to another setup.It has been a good device that we got a lot of use out of, and it entertains the young one rather well. « Show Less