Can a 2-1/2-3 year old preschooler sit in this seat? I desperately need some sort of strappable booster a seat for my counter height island chairs
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my 2 1/2 years old daughter is sitting in it so i would say yes. i love it, we do not go anywhere without it. straps are adjustable and will fit just about any chair
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I would say a 3 year old can hardly sit, but the truth is I only use it in tough thick chairs or plastic chairs with arms. Still I have to be careful with my daughter because I believe she could turn and fall easily since its light and not really firm. Its pretty good for trips.
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My daughter is 2 but is 35 lb and 3 feet tall. She fits in it fine. It's great because u can pack a cup and a few other necessities and not have to lug around a diaper bag or wonder if the restraunt staff is cleaning the high chairs and booster seats. This has been a great purhance for us. Would Recommend it for sure.
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I am using it for my daughter who just turned 3. I mostly use it when we go out, visit family and friends And for her to do coloring or playdoh at our table. You can strap them in pretty good, but my daughter is pretty antsy and I am not sure I would trust the straps in a high chair. It does sit about 2 inches higher than other boosters I have tried which is great for the regular table chairs though! She was always just a little too short at the table and in a restaurant booth.
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It completely depends on the height/weight of the child who will be using it, not the age. Personally, I would go with something that had a removal back to become just a booster seat if it was for a 4 year old, it would be useful a lot longer.
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I still have my 2 year old in it at the tightest setting. He is 70th percentile in weight. My 4 year old can still fit too. I tested him out to make sure the chair would work long term
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i havent tried it as a booster yet- my son just turned FF.it is pretty tall tho. i would follow the guidelines of the car seat which should be posted.
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I don't think so. A smaller child would usd a traditional booster. Our child was above the 100 pound weight limit of traditional booster seats but still needed to be boosted a bit so the belt would not lay across their neck
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Not at all! My toddler is almost 20 months old and weigths 25.5 pounds; and the seat supports him perfectly.
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You can use it as a harness/convertable seat also. If your child is past the size or weight of a harness, you should look at their booster only seat.
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It is a larger seat, so I would personally skip it. How old, tall, and heavy is your child and how much are you wanting to spend on a seat? I could recommend something more compact.
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Yes. My twin nephews who just got this for their 2nd birthday can both sit in it, but if they get much bigger it won't work.
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I personally think a 3-4 year old might be a little too small for this. My 16 year old grandsons, who are both @200 lb fit in it pretty well.
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My Grandson is on the larger side and I'm guessing the tray will no longer be usable by the time he is 18 months old. But the seat as a booster looks like it would hold a child for 3 or 4 years.
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Hi. I have two girls, 1 & 3. My three year old is 39 inches and she does great in the stroller. She will bend her legs under her or she can stretch them out on stroller. We use it in the big city and on hikes in forest. Definitely works for a preschooler!
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He would be great! The seat is really wide and their legs don't go under any dashboard or anything like that. My 4yr old was able to jump in and out just fine.
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I have a 13 month (20lbs/32 in) child and fully believe your child will still fit. You can actually control the narrowness of the side supports but relaxing a pull cord and make the seat wider than the picture looks. I love it for the back support! Before we got this my child always had a lean going on and this gives her a little more support.
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I don't think so. I waited until my boy was more than 3 years old before transferring him to this booster. You may want to look into front-facing seats that can be used from around a year old that has higher weight limits. It will cost a bit more but it will be worth it if you can use it for several years.
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I did not use this from the beginning with my son's potty training. I do know he is 4 years old now, and he's still potty-training. He was getting too big for the seats in the stores. He does like this seat and will sit on it. I've been told you can use it for younger ages (1 1/2 or 2 year-olds), as well. I hope this helps!
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The more important thing is the stage your child is at. Can they sit up on their own, and are they under the recommended weight limit per seat (I think it was 35 pounds but not 100% sure)? My twin boys started using this at about 5.5 months. So it is more making sure your child is ready and about to sit in a regular seat (though it can recline as well); they should be able to support their own head/neck and sit without much help before this.