My daughter is 17 months old (24lbs, 30" tall) & am wondering if the splash guard is problematic for little girls?
294716
Not at all. It was less of a problem than some other potties we tried. Especially the Fisher Price frog - our daughter had a hard time with that one.
294717
I'm not sure, but I find the splash guard makes it hard for my 16mo old to sit on, like an obstacle. I have a boy so I need it, but he really struggles with that extra lip on front.
294718
No not at all our daughter never had an issue with it. All it really is is a somewhat raised smooth plastic hump in the front it's not in their way or on them or anything. Our daughter is five and a half 40 pounds and 39" tall and she still uses it with no problem if we are on a road trip and she has to go on the side of the road or when she's at her grandparent's house because they only have one bathroom and she might need to go while someone is in there so it should work perfectly for your little one too. This is the best potty ever by the way!
294719
The splash guard doesn't seem to be a problem at all. My daughter has used the potty as well. It is comfortable for her as well and the splash guard doesn't get "in the way."
294720
I don't think it would be. I can see them using it to push off for standing. But don't think it would hurt or hinder a girl.
294721
No, thankfully the way they sit down they clear that part. Since there isn't water in it, like an adult toilet, I believe it also serves as a splash guard.
294722
Could be? Not sure... It's a bit odd but I'm thinking it's to splash back instead of it peeling out for boys? My daughter hasn't used it
451962
We bought the medium for our 3-year old who is now 35lbs.Personally, I don't think this vest is suited for someone so young and just learning to get in the water. I would look more for something with inflatables to keep her head and chest above the water. This type of vest requires effort on their part to stay upright. Just my opinion...
1334915
The recommended weight is 30-50 lbs.. However my little girl weighs about 20 lbs and does fantastic with it!! I love this puddle jumper, we use it about every weekend. Her arms are secure enough that she can't easily pull them loose herself. I would highly recommend this product! We sure have enjoyed it!! So, my answer is "yes!! I believe this would work for your little one!!"
1987215
The swim floatie I received held my 42lb 4 year old daughter without a problem. My other daughter who is 2 and is around 30lbs also has used it. The ring size for the 2 year old was a little large.
1266542
While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is currently 48" tall. Not sure if that helps with framework.
1204964
My daughter is about 17lb at 5 months old and we still use it with her every day. Hope this helps!
17096
I loved ours but at 20 lbs he is likely to only fit in it a very short time. I watch a 20lb 8 month old and it is a little small now. My 21 lb daughter out grew it at 18 lbs and 28 inches. Since they dont make a 9 or 12 month version i invested in a winter bundting, it was a great transition suit. It keeps her warm and still muffles some movement.
484603
My daughter is petite, but at 14 months, she still easily fits in it. My niece was a bigger baby and was in hers for over a year as well. They say up to 30 pounds, which should last most for a year, if not more. Love mine!
1453245
The top of the splash guard is 1-1/2 inches or so above the seat. I haven't used it for boys yet. I have a granddaughter who will be using it first. I would just help a lttle boy aim down. I chose this seat because I wanted something that would fit snugly on our oval toilets, and it is easy to remove when I don't want it left on.
446097
not at all! its great! my daughter adjusted to the size and is being told to be careful....I was suprised myself that its not a problem and its nice that it fits into dishwasher for good cleaning :)
2197872
My little girl has a 26 inch and it fits well. It is big, but she loves it! She can put a lot in it, but it does not restrict her steering in any way.
1987216
My big 5 year old fits, she weighs around 60pounds. I have an 8 year old, tall big for her age, she doesnt fit in it. I had the same one last summer it lasted well, this year it didnt, maybe because my girls are big?
2255961
This seat does require the person to be careful when sitting down. There is two small gripping pads but they do not do a good job. It does sit well and has a great splash guard. Just make sure you sit down straight and not to the side. Use hand rails or counter top to help keep your balance. This work well and did slip 2 times in 3 months of use.
1988853
We haven't had any problems with our son and the splash guard. The only problem is it is difficult to get on or off the toliet by himself. But its tons better then the individual potty. And we take it with us if we are staying anywhere for awhile.
1266541
While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is currently 48" tall. Not sure if that helps with framework. While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is... » Read More While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is currently 48" tall. Not sure if that helps with framework. « Show Less
929438
I am 6ft 4 so it wasnt hard for me,Its really a toy,I think she can handle it,might be to big for her,I had 2 daughters and I doubt they would have liked it..Its very safe,doesnt go very fast,kids next door use it and he is small and 8 years old.Its kind of expensive for a toy..My daughters liked big wheels..
2075252
I don't have the stroller here right now (got taken and left at Grandma's!) but my daughter was 36 inches at 2 years old and it was great for her, and she still uses it at 3.5 years and counting. My 15 month old uses it too, even though it's too tall for him still, but he makes it work and loves it. Even if it's a little on the tall side, it'll be in use for years I suspect.