Husband &amp; I are both really tall &amp; he has football build- i.e. we'll have a large baby boy. How long will our son's legs fit between tray &amp; seat?
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I have an 8 month old son who is in the 98th percentile for height and weight and he still fits fine. I also have a friend who's 1 year old is also in the 98th percentile and he still fits.
832527
My baby was 22" when born and outgrew his graco car seat at 4 month's and it didn't fit bc his feet could pop it off. So if your baby is long it probably won't fit
623577
My daughter is 27" now, and she is at the very top level. I think if your son should be fine using this one depending on how fast he grows. I would hate for you to waste money because your son shot pass the 32" quickly.
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My son is a 6'1 guy and he enjoys sitting in it. I think your guy would be ok in it . I love this chair I have 2 of them in my living room and it has become the chair to go to.
347472
My son is nearly 40 inches tall and fits it well. Your daughter should last a long time. It's. A great stroller!
741945
He might be too tall. His knee's might b too close to the handlebar. I suggest going into a store n having ur son sit on 1 just to be sure, then place order .
108142
I would say this is the only complaint that I would have about this chair. The tray is fixed so you cannot move it to fit to your child. My daughter is actually able to pull her legs up and put her feet on top of the tray. Personally, this isn't a big deal to me. But I can see this being a problem for some.
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That can be a problem, because your babies legs need to slid under that apron. That said, our apron is 4 inches & our 7 month old granddaugther is still able to use this seat at our dining room table.
419023
Not sure of your question, but my son is about 4'10" and ways a little over 100 lbs. The pads are nearly a perfect fit for him. Depending upon growth, he should be able to use them for at least another couple of years since the kids like the smaller pads if they wear them.
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Not mine, who is about 4' 2''. We used it a week or 2 ago. He does have a longer torso than average but I don't think it would be a problem
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Unless you are a regular weight lifter I wouldn't recommend it, and I am pretty sure he exceeds the weight limit, anyhow. I was no longer comfortable carrying my son for any length of time in a front carry after he was 15lbs; he's about 25 lbs and this *may* help a bit with a hip carry still. You should look for a toddler soft structured carrier (I think most are rated up to 40 lbs), or I think a Storchenwiege wrap could work. Either way, you'll have to shell out around $150-180 new for a carrier that will work for you. The structured carriers are very nice for back carries if you need to carry him for a longer period of time.
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My 23#er isn't putting any stress on it. I think the problem that you would have is that at some point he will either be too snug in the seat or too tall to be contained in the seat (there are straps which will raise his butt up higher if his legs get long). It seems sturdy enough that 30# would not tear the seat out or cause the seat to break off of the grooves. If I'm wrong, you have a broken toy but probably a safe baby as he will only be at standing height. That said, my attorney advises that you decide for yourself what to do with your child. For me, this is a reliable 30 minutes of parental freedom and I intend to keep putting my kid in it so long as he fits and continues to enjoy it. My 23#er isn't putting any stress on it. I think the problem that you would have is that at some point he will either be too snug in the seat or too tall to be contained in the seat (there are straps which will raise his butt up higher if his legs get long). It seems sturdy enough that 30# would not tear the seat out or cause the seat to break off of the grooves. If I'm wrong, you have a broken toy but probably a safe baby as he will only be at standing height. That said, my attorney advises that you decide for yourself what to do with your child. For me, this is a reliable 30 minutes of... » Read More My 23#er isn't putting any stress on it. I think the problem that you would have is that at some point he will either be too snug in the seat or too tall to be contained in the seat (there are straps which will raise his butt up higher if his legs get long). It seems sturdy enough that 30# would not tear the seat out or cause the seat to break off of the grooves. If I'm wrong, you have a broken toy but probably a safe baby as he will only be at standing height. That said, my attorney advises that you decide for yourself what to do with your child. For me, this is a reliable 30 minutes of parental freedom and I intend to keep putting my kid in it so long as he fits and continues to enjoy it. « Show Less
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I have a chubby little man too (23 lbs at 9 months) and he can pull his feet in and put then on the tray if he wants to. I would say there is almost too much room! And the chair seat has 3 settings so you can adjust if need be. Hope that helps.
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Yes, though if he is a big guy he will not be super comfortable. My son is 5'11 and he was ok.
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From the inside of the handles, it is 22 3/4 inches. My son is 20 and needed major knee surgery. He would qualify as a linebacker standing at 5'11" (and still growing) and weighs 290. He fit very comfortably on it with some room to spare. Keep in mind though, the seat is not made of a super heavy plastic. He said it had some "give", but he never felt as though it would break or crack. He hadto use it for a little more than 6 weeks and we never had any problems with it. If this is the first time having to use one, I would also suggest buying commode liners. You can find them at your local pharmacy. They make clean up soooooo much easier. Good luck.
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Yes, my guy is pretty tall as well - 30" at 6months and he fits fine. The foot rest is adjustable
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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.