Can the tray be pushed in so it is flush up against the tummy of even a small infant?
1719948
There are only 2 settings, which both lock in place at a set distance. We still use the smallest with our 9-month old and it's not completely flush against his tummy. At that setting, it measures 8.5in from the tray (inner part of curve) to the cushion. The larger setting gives you about 2 more inches from tray to cushion.
1719949
There are two possible settings. My 15 month old is still at the smaller one. So I'm guessing no
1719950
I started to use it with my baby when she was 7 months first time. That worked for her
1719951
There are 2 positions the tray locks in to. In the tighter position the farthest point between chair back and tray is 6 3/4 inches.Hope that helps.
1455158
Yes, it just snaps on under the tray part. It can be a little hard to remove but I guess that's so the baby couldn't. We used it often but took it off too when she seemed bored with it. The tray is nice and large for toys, snacks, etc. loved this walker. Oh and it stops in it's tracks if she rolled near an edge.
2089520
Yes, if you have a slim 6 year old who still needs a tray. The tray does not adjust, but the seat will lower and your child would still fit behind the tray. Tray is removable. I would contact the company at their website and ask for a custom tray if you need one for your child.
1231810
I am using Huggies diapers for my bub, and it's already tilted forward. I strongly don't recommend this item if you use the cloth diapers. It won't hold.
1197667
no not really...maybe if you put a tray inside first for balance...but I still love it...
1027084
No. I had that one before. It rolls up and food get under it. It's flimsy and doesn't have a catch lip like the tray. Also, the tidy tray too part is removable so you can take it right to the sink. Totally different products. I would buy the tidy tray.
1686678
No. It just helps with the separation of the legs with the tray so baby doesn't slip out from underneath.
615632
Yes, the tray with all toys attached can be removed and used for feeding your child. Don't know that the toys can be changed - they would have to have the same opening to insert to the exact attachments.
1288190
The tray itself, I would not think so. Whatever you make inside the hearts, then I would say yes.
1751855
Doubtful. You need the targeted pressure of the plunger to push the food through the tiny opening.
1771170
Yes! It's super easy. There is a little connector in the middle under the tray. You can pull it with one hand and hold a baby in the other hand.
2226957
Not that I know of, but I just place a small piece of cling wrap or foil when freezing baby food. As soon as it was frozen I transferred it to a ziplock bag. This is the best baby tray I have found.
1916070
The tray can be adjusted however you wish- they are clasps that clip onto the sides. However, it still leaves a LOT of room between the child and the tray. More food in lap than in mouth, not recommended.
946896
It may be a bit hard to force the clumps in past the top. You have to kind of shove the diaper in (not excessively) but I think you want to avoid touching the litter.
1576590
Yes, I think so. Even if you could get your baby past the tray, I think it would be difficult to get at the strap buckle with the tray in the way. The tray is very easy to put on and take off, so this shouldn't be a big deal...???
1366708
I wish I had an answer for you. A bigger tray may help???Take Care and good luck
1819708
Yes, I suppose you could. You would just have to work the tray out gently as there are a couple of raised points on the plastic to keep it in place. I've done that when I've wash the tray.