Was your child comfortable using this and how long were they able to stand without getting tired? Also, is there enough room in the foot area?
1820743
This is confortable, we use this in a afternoon walk at the mall, for example. The space is good if the seat is not reclined. If the baby needs to take a nap the seat should be turned, and then you can carry both at same time. I do recomend this board.
1820744
Yes, he started using it at 3 years old and continued using it until 6. We used it for long outings, I'd say he was able to stand AT LEAST for 30 minutes at a time. The foot area is roomy, even now at 7 he can stand in it, though we don't use it anymore. It's very easy to maneuver the stroller and the angled edge means you don't kick the board when pushing it (I have another board for another stroller and we prefer this one by a long shot).
1820745
There is enough room in the foot area. My son loves this board and now my daughter does too. They actually fight over who gets to ride the board. They stand for as long is needed. No problems.
1820746
Yes - it's comfortable if you can extend the handle bar all the way (their head goes between). The stroller is so easy to push that sometimes I'd walk to the side a bit but you can also walk behind depending on how tall you are. My son stands on it for decent periods of time and when / if he gets tired he actually will sit on it.
1869156
It's basically a semi-enclosed, raised platform. Our son uses his daily to watch and to help in the kitchen. While it says 18 months and up, we started using it at 15 months with close supervision. He loves being part of the action and has many fewer tantrums now, because he can be part of what's going on, even if all that's going on is making a sandwich. It's safer for him to stand on than a chair.
2268490
Our daughter is average size for age 4, and I imagine she will use it at least until age 10. As an adult, I am 5'5 and could comfortably use it. Not certain about 5'11, as most like 'stretching space'.
999321
Depending on the size of the child, I think this step stool might not be a good "chair". Not roomy enough. Hope this is helpful.
119769
Excellent question, there is not footrest since it's kid pedal powered. I do wish it had a place for the kids feet but then it would make it hard for them to propel themselves forward.
1522608
I am still using mine and she is 5 months. I would probably use it until she can sit up. However, just like the other comments, it's great for other uses such as if you need to lay the child down for anything...it's super soft and spongy!
105388
Hello, the child will only be able to sit in it. There is no foot rest, so the child cannot push up to stand.
488396
I can't answer officially, but so far I've seen a tall, nearly 30-lb 2-year-old in it with plenty of room and no signs of discomfort to the toddler or the chair :) I've had my own full body weight leaning on it and the chair creaks a little, but is very solid.
1270867
My daughter Is 5' and it's snug. Once you add the bottom pillow there isn't much room to move inside. We've tried to use a circle wood board and pillows to cushion but still is a bit on the snug side. Not much head room for taller kids.
1207537
I thought the same and I even bought a board for my older son! And when it arrived I was extremely happy he sits on the footrest,because the twins feet are still too short to reach there. We never use the board,my four years old sits happily in the front! :) (not for jogging,just when walking around:) Safety first! )
2164933
I nap on it with my 2-year-old. I'm 200 pounds. Of course, my feet hang off the end, but I'm very comfortable on it.
1238399
My 7 year old daughter is about average height, and she can not touch the floor with the stool it's lowest setting. The real problem is that with the stool at the lowest setting she has to reach up to the keyboard with the stand at it's lowest setting. We set the keyboard at the lowest setting, the stool at the highest setting and let her use small foot stool while practicing. This works fairly well.
1923496
There is almost no padding, however we took it to Disney and my kids used it all day and never complained about being uncomfortable. It is roomy, because my 3 year old can switch positions.
258983
I think as long as the child can reach the foot rest, it's comfortable. However, if I were to buy another tricycle, I'd buy one with a canopy top to provide shade for my grandchild.
1592033
I use the pad with my one year old who is 29" long...his feet aren't on it but as long as I have socks or shoes on him I don't worry.
692848
I would say yes, the bottom is sturdy and with the help of your child's legs that gives more support. The sides are a little flimsy, but do stand up well.
1286034
I would check with the manufacturer for specifics. We bought it for our 2 year old who is 27lbs and 3 ft tall. He fits in it pretty perfectly (he's on the skinny side for his age). If he was any shorter his feet probably wouldn't reach the foot rest though.