can this walker be put into a stationary position during meal times?
1821561
Hello,There are no brakes on this stroller unfortunately, but it is definitely something worth mentioning!Thanks!
1821562
Not that I have found but it is very easy to slip your foot in the holes on the front and keep the walker from moving!
1821563
Sort of - we would put our daughter in it on a fluffy blanket to keep her in one spot. For meals, the bigger problem was that she liked to bounce and hitting a moving target with a spoonful of prunes was disastrous. We loved this for many reasons but meals are best in a high chair.
1821564
We usually just sit in front of the baby in the walker and hold the walker in place using our feet while we feed her. That usually works until after the meal is over. You can't just leave the baby to feed by him or herself in the walker because as another customer said, there is no lock on the walker.
1821565
No, there is no way to lock in the wheels. It doesn't like to roll very much on carpet, so maybe putting something similar underneath at mealtimes would keep it stationary. It's a great walker since there are no do-dads on it like the other brands. I found that part appealing.
18192
There is a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl to prevent movement, as well you could place the bowl on top of a conventional bowl. Although, I am not certain of how stable it would be. If she doesn't typically push her bowl around when she eats...it should be ok. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
872249
If you want to be stationary you can as only the seated person can make it slide.
707029
When its completely upright yes. The chair has three setting that way you could position it however you want. I carry my chair on the last setting (recline) that way my son's head won't slump forward. His head does go sideways but I bought some cushions and that helps his head to stay in one position. Hope I answered your question
439020
No, stationary means it does not move. You can purchase the separate toddler rail to convert it into a toddler bed, and the mattress height has two adjustments (high and low), so you are able to lower it for safety for when the baby learns to stand up.
892493
Probably if the walker has a narrow-enough bar or holder though it wouldn't be foolproof because the handle is removable/reversible and could fall off if it becomes loose.
1429846
Hi, yes you can move it into certain positions due to the way it has been built ie. detachable parts. But it doesn't move it on its own ie doesn't have batteries etc and does not make noise. Its basically a model not really to play with as such.
729999
Yes, you can fold the walker with the tray still attached. You have to move the tray to the upright position, then fold the walker up.
1737425
Yes. In fact, I use mine in the stationary position. Just push down on the oscillation knob on top to make it oscillate. Pull up on the knob to make it stationary in any direction.
1993089
No, its stationary... But that worked for me, especially when I was moving from room to room(in a two story) doing projects as to no disturb her sleep.
2104363
Yes you can. I found that maneuvering in a "straight" line posed no great challenge. However, moving around in an area with scattered plants would probably require more getting up/sitting down. I found the telescoping seat super.
2009280
Dear Yap, the brackets for the food tray can be moved up and down. Beyond that, there should be no need to adjust the chair per se.
1112655
It's stable - keep it on the walker all the time - carry books, newspaper, or small snack. It's a great convenience.
164064
It is easy on a Drive walker. Just rest the "hook" (which is at the top of the basket) on the connecting bar of the walker. Then simply pull one of the two arms at the bottom of the basket to the left and let it simply rest sgainst one leg of the walker. The leg will fit loosely into the S-shaped loop of the arm. Repeat with the other arm...let it simply rest against the other leg. Neither of the arms needs to be "attached". The leg just needs to lie in the S-shaped end of each arm.
174195
Not the best idea to use ANY travel chair as a walker. Technically it " could " be used as a walker. But b/c all travel chairs are light weight, there lis a chance that the chairs may not fully support a loss of balance. Plus there are no hand breaks. Not the safest choice....but people will often use them that way....until something happens.
2010673
No pre-determined width -- this can be adjusted. Very functional and effective adjunct for mobility, particularly outdoors; in shopping centers; and with stores themselves. And for these environments give that other than walker impression!
1541978
Walker only used indoors, for going room to room. Walker is stable, and have not had any problem with it tilting backward.