I have a newborn son and was curious to know the typical age where I should grab my crotch while finishing a powerdunk on his mellon? I think 4?
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Four is a fragile year, so IMHO the answer has to do with if you are trying to inflict permanent emotional scars and deep seeded feelings of inadequacy or are you just trying to assert your alpha male status in hopes of inspiring a healthy competitve spirit. If it's more the latter, then I'd hold you horses, and not your crotch, until he's closer to six. But don't wait too long after six or he'll likely just see you for the overcompensating old dude you most certainly will be. They get smart and cynical surprisingly early. Good luck
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A friend's daughter, who was the 4th child, was riding with confidence at 18 months. For her age is was surprising how quickly she would ride. My son who is more cautious in nature was interested and coordinated enough by 2 1/2.
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I think 7 is a good age for this...my 3 year old is a bit small but figured it out in short order.
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It says up to age 8, but I think it depends how tall/big your son is. My friends 4 year old uses it. I think realistically it's good till age 5.
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I got this for my daughter when she was 5-1/2 and that was a good age. My son just turned 4 and I think he would struggle to comprehend the tricks. However there are a couple cool and easy ones he could pull off.
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My son is mobile enough he can get himself into the chair. So, I hold the hand brake and verbally guide him into the chair. "Butt first, hold on to the handle". But if I were not holding the chair, I fear it would slide out from under him.
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I would say its risky. I personally wouldn't want anything around my newborn. I would be worried about their neck getting in a position where they can't breathe. I got it when my son was 4 months old and he immediately came off of it and put it over his face (to chew on). I ended up attaching it to the sheets/mattress pad with safety pins. In a month and a half he figured out how to get his arm under it, which made the some of the pins come out. Glad I have a monitor because he could have poked himself. Anyway I quit using it. Not really worth it for a month and a half use plus I didn't see any improvement in his flat head. I would say its risky. I personally wouldn't want anything around my newborn. I would be worried about their neck getting in a position where they can't breathe. I got it when my son was 4 months old and he immediately came off of it and put it over his face (to chew on). I ended up attaching it to the sheets/mattress pad with safety pins. In a month and a half he figured out how to get his arm under it, which made the some of the pins come out. Glad I have a monitor because he could have poked himself. Anyway I quit using it. Not really worth it for a month and a half use plus I didn't see... » Read More I would say its risky. I personally wouldn't want anything around my newborn. I would be worried about their neck getting in a position where they can't breathe. I got it when my son was 4 months old and he immediately came off of it and put it over his face (to chew on). I ended up attaching it to the sheets/mattress pad with safety pins. In a month and a half he figured out how to get his arm under it, which made the some of the pins come out. Glad I have a monitor because he could have poked himself. Anyway I quit using it. Not really worth it for a month and a half use plus I didn't see any improvement in his flat head. « Show Less
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My son has been climbing into his for a few months (he's 26 months). He occasionally gets his shirt caught on the middle post when he climbs down on his own but has figured out how to avoid that too.
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18 months is a good age. My son was about that age too. We always played with it together however, so I was assured he wasn't at risk for swallowing the pieces. He loved to make pizza and serve it to me. The toy is away in the cupboard now until my second child (who is 1) is a little older.
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Depending upon the age of your son I wouldn't as a safety (smothering/choking...) concern. I would recommend asking your pediatrician.
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I just slid my thumb to the edge of the rubber end holder, and slid down that part, while pulling gently to remove it. As i don't know how old your son is, you may have to show him.
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My son does both but I see him tripping and falling off bc of his pants so try to encourage him to take off first. It guess depends on child but I try to encourage him to take it off first.
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My son was 4 months when we put him in it. It wasn't until 5 months he figured out how to spin in it but he loved it all the same. His little toes JUST barely touched at 4 months (24 inches if i remember correctly) but as soon as they hit that next growth spurt you pretty much need to bump it to level 2.
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Yes u can give him. This is for crawler baby. So anybody can start it from crawling stage or 8 months old. If your son is 20 months old he should be ok. In their age they suppose to eat everything like us. If he likes cereal on his milk then he gonna like it
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My son has never been pinched by the seat just make sure it's nice and flat. Only little thing is my son is quite big for age 3 and I do find the hole in the middle a little small, however if you position him on it he manages very well. The seat has been brilliant when we have been out and about and keeps little hands and body of those nasty public loo's.
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I'm not sure what age group is allowed to use them, I personally think they are pretty safe. Hitting yourself is normal tough. I don't think it can be dangerous in any way because they are relatively soft, but if you spin them fast you will feel them more. I guess it's like playing volleyball or any other similar sport. If the ball hits you, you will feel it. I would recommend adult supervision at the beginning. You can regulate the length. Make them shorter at first. It's easier to control them. One thing is sure: you are going to make your granddaughter happy. Kids go crazy for them! It's super fun and a great exercise. It improves coordination skills. I'm not sure what age group is allowed to use them, I personally think they are pretty safe. Hitting yourself is normal tough. I don't think it can be dangerous in any way because they are relatively soft, but if you spin them fast you will feel them more. I guess it's like playing volleyball or any other similar sport. If the ball hits you, you will feel it. I would recommend adult supervision at the beginning. You can regulate the length. Make them shorter at first. It's easier to control them. One thing is sure: you are going to make your granddaughter happy. Kids go crazy for them! It's... » Read More I'm not sure what age group is allowed to use them, I personally think they are pretty safe. Hitting yourself is normal tough. I don't think it can be dangerous in any way because they are relatively soft, but if you spin them fast you will feel them more. I guess it's like playing volleyball or any other similar sport. If the ball hits you, you will feel it. I would recommend adult supervision at the beginning. You can regulate the length. Make them shorter at first. It's easier to control them. One thing is sure: you are going to make your granddaughter happy. Kids go crazy for them! It's super fun and a great exercise. It improves coordination skills. « Show Less
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Nothing wrong... It's just is deep. 4.5 months old is still too young to use this product. I tried that with my son when he's about that age.. Too deep so i removed the toy tray because it's right in his face. Never put that piece back... He enjoyed looking around at that age then he started learned to jump so on... I guess they made that deep for safety reason.