What height is the seating area how tall can the baby be to ride comfortably ?
162689
I gave this toy as a gift. My grandson rode it comfortably when his legs were long enough to reach the ground when he sat on the seat. He used it first as a push toy to help him get up and learn to walk. Once he mastered toddling/walking, he was big enough to sit unaided on the car and push himself around. Sorry I don't have the actual dimensions.
162690
The top of the seat is about 10 inches from the floor...My grandson was about 13 months when he got it at Christmas, and at almost 18 months he still plays with it every day! I would guess an average size child could probably ride it until they're about 3!
162691
I would say the seat is no higher than 12 inches at the bottom. My 2 year old grandson loves his. He has been riding it almost every day since last Christmas a year ago and he was two. The toy is very study for the price. I know my four year old grandson rides his a lot also.
162692
Babies from 9 months to 3 years will fit comfortably on this bike. The younger kids will have to be put on the seat as they don't have the coordination yet to swing their leg over the seat to get on by themselves.
162693
My grandson is 15 months and about 34 inches. He is just starting to ride it alone, easily. It was great for pushing when. he first began to walk. I have given this to many babies on their first birthday.
1278958
Yhe height from where baby sits to floor is 12". The length from front of rockers to back of rockers is 23". Horse is approximately 6" wide. My granddaughter is 17 months old and fits it perfectly. This is our second horse for second grandchild!
897778
At the time my son was about 40 inches. At the height they can ride maybe for another two or three years.
1956824
The distance from the seat to the chair it's strapped to is about 3.5-4inches. Not very high at all, but sufficient for my 19 months old.
486334
I'm not sure of exact inches. However, their website says the childs head must be one inch below the top of the seat. I've had my 4.5 year old rear facing in it. She is 3 and 1/2 feet. Hope that helps.
1041204
The easiest way to measure fit for a balance bike (without actually sitting on one) is to measure your child's inseam with shoes on. Take that measurement and make sure the seat height for the bike is appropriate. The Mini Glider seat adjusts from 12" to 16.5". Ideally, a child would have an inseam of at least 13" to ride this bike so they have a little bend in their knee. A child with an inseam of up to 17-18" should fit.
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.
1400448
We just purchased three of these seats for my husband's car, my mother's car (who watches our daughter daily), and my car. So far we love this seat, and bought it because our six month old is already 28". According to research and the sales associate at Buy Buy Baby, this seat has one of the highest seated heights. It's not a small seat at all, and after having our daughter try out this seat compared to the Peg Perego, Maxi-Cosi, and Britax, this seat clearly had the most room to grow.
2112633
There is no real height limit that I know. I have a tall child as well and he fits fine. He usually crosses his legs and the seat is tilted back some.
1284708
I would say no less than around 3 feet. The seat, at its lowest position, is around 20-21 inches, so check your kiddos inseam. My daughter started riding it when she was just shy of 40 inches (she's around 42-43 inches now) and it fit and fits her perfectly. It truly is a sturdy, fantastic little bike. Well worth the dollars spent.
650577
I would say you can do about 4 inches. It was perfect for my 7 month old last summer.
1777198
The seat adjusts easily to accommodate for height. My 9 year-old granddaughter can get the seat to fit her so she can pedal.
477308
My granddaughter is 35" so I'm not sure. She is not facing forward with plenty of room. But we love this car seat!
225584
My fiance is 6'4" and he thinks it is awesome. The seat for the baby and the handlebar are both at a good height.
1560404
No. My son is 5' 10-11" and he fits perfectly. I think you would be too tall to ride comfortably.
610618
I would recommend she be at least 3' 7" tall. The height from the ground to the seat is approximately 2' 3" completely assembled, although the upper frame bar that goes from the seat to the handlebars is a few inches lower than the seat. If she will be learning on this bike, these are the numbers I would recommend, but if she is already riding a smaller bike, she could ride this being slightly smaller than the numbers I give here. Our Granddaughter ferris loves hers, and she is approximately 3' 10" tall.
2131583
Once baby can sit up well you can think about making the switch. Babies vary so much in size and it is really more of a developmental issue. You could of course "prop" your baby, but if things start shifting, while you are jogging, you won't have a happy baby anymore. As a car-seat, the limitations are: 32" or 35 pounds, which ever comes first. But this is for crash safety, which shouldn't be a problem for stroller use, as long as your baby is comfortable. Hope this helps you sort it out. ENJOY your baby!