What height and weight is this booster good for? My twins are only 9 months old, and they are tall and heavier than an average baby.
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I have an average size 16 month old who has been using the seat since he was 6 months old. There seems to be plenty of room to grow. The tray has 3 positions and I can still use the tightest/smallest for him.
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Yes, these toddler booster seats are supposed to be for children that are 40 Lbs. or more. I am not sure about how tall. My daughter is a tall 3 year old. She doesn't like the vertical aspect of the seat and is always flopping over when napping in the vehicle. I do not like that part of the seat.
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My son is six and half months old, weighs about 22lbs. Still great for night time sleeping. Just he is becoming more active, sometimes he wouldn't stay in it well during daytime.
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Our pediatrician said nine months to a year old before using any bike trailer (which is what we mostly use it for). Our daughter has always been above average size too. I'd ask the doctor what he suggests. We love this stroller though, it's great as a bike trailer and we will soon try it as a stroller and jogger.
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I don't know the official weight (we've packed it up now) but my baby weighted 9lbs at birth and used this until she was 8 months and weighted 21 lbs. It was more to do with her being 21 inches tall that she outgrew it. We loved this product though and used it every day.
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Since this is not a booster for a car, weight is not as important as the child's ability to sit straight without side or head support. We always have an adult on either side of the child (8 mos). The booster slides nicely under the table.
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It really depends on your State Laws. In Maryland, it is based on height and weight rather than age. My 7, 9 and 11 year olds are all still in this model booster because they do not meet our state requirements yet.
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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.
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I see others have noted the 50 pound weight limit but I'd like to add that our grand baby is very tall and it still works fine. He is at the top of his height and weight range but is not overweight. We just have tall people in the family and they tend to be average weight as they grow older and are tall. By the time our grand baby is 50 pounds he might be getting a bit old for a stroller and we'd only use it if we were taking long walks and he got tired. They seem to naturally age out of strollers and I anticipate this will work fine until then. Hope this helps give you more info about whether this could work for you. I see others have noted the 50 pound weight limit but I'd like to add that our grand baby is very tall and it still works fine. He is at the top of his height and weight range but is not overweight. We just have tall people in the family and they tend to be average weight as they grow older and are tall. By the time our grand baby is 50 pounds he might be getting a bit old for a stroller and we'd only use it if we were taking long walks and he got tired. They seem to naturally age out of strollers and I anticipate this will work fine until then. Hope this helps give you more info about... » Read More I see others have noted the 50 pound weight limit but I'd like to add that our grand baby is very tall and it still works fine. He is at the top of his height and weight range but is not overweight. We just have tall people in the family and they tend to be average weight as they grow older and are tall. By the time our grand baby is 50 pounds he might be getting a bit old for a stroller and we'd only use it if we were taking long walks and he got tired. They seem to naturally age out of strollers and I anticipate this will work fine until then. Hope this helps give you more info about whether this could work for you. « Show Less
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It is better for a 4 plus or older baby. My daughter says the babes head bops out on him and if he was bigger it would not do that but he is a little guy. 1 1/2 lbs lighter than average baby. He is fitting in it now well.
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I don't think it would be good for a 10 month old. It is a slightly lower booster than others, so your baby wouldn't be able to reach the table. Also, even buckled it a baby that age could topple out. I have my 2.5 yr old in this booster (and love it) but I have my 14 month old in a taller booster with a tray. I feel like the tray is an extra safety measure for him.
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My 9 month old is small compared to others his age, but I am still using it....will probably be able to use it until he's one. A larger child may be able to go only until 10 months.
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I have twins and this stroller is amazing!!! You can call Bulbletide for the info on the car seats. They have an adaptor you can buy for certain brands but I never used it. The seats fully recline so I lay my boys down in their bellies to nap. They are 9mo now and we use the stroller almost daily. Congrats! And best of luck! Twins are amazing.
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40lbs. This seat will not get average to larger sized children to a safe booster age, so you must buy another 5-point-harness seat once this is outgrown unless the child is at least 5-6 years old and has the maturity to use a booster seat.
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Quite honestly I don't know how this seat will support kids up to 90 lbs. just based upon the length of straps. I share your concerns. My child is approximately 38 lbs and definitely has room for growth, but I do not think it will realistically last through the booster seat years. I hope this helps.
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Probably not. I am about to move mine up to the highest level for my almost 8 month old and she only weighs about 15 pounds. After she outgrows that height she will not be able to use it any more. I started using it with her when she was about 6 months old, and we probably should have started her earlier because even then we were on the second of 3 heights. I love this excersaucer, but I don't think you will get enough use out of it to spend the money on it. Hope that helps!
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My daughter is now 9 months old and she's still using it however, I can't see her using it past 10 months. A bigger baby probably would outgrow this earlier.