If they fall asleep, because my grandkids always do, is the back and sides tall enough to support them sitting up?
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If you buckled the child he/she should be okay in the time it takes to go over get the child out of the swing. This is not meant for children to sleep in.
1153321
It depends on the height of your grandchild..but I would say no.. Most that I have seen aren't that high cause it's an outside swing.. Mine son would swing till he got close to falling asleep and then I would put him to bed..
1153322
This toy is not really designed to sleep in, I guess it would depend on how big the child is. I would not recommend it for sleeping children.
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I don't have any problems with that happening since my child's head usually falls to the side and is caught by the side wings. Overall this is a great seat and my child always falls to asleep in it
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Hi Julia,No, the ridges aren't big; smaller than normal inflatable beds in fact. Yes, I believe they're comfortable, as none of my grandchildren have complained. They sleep very soundly. I guess it depends on how much you inflate them that will decide the comfort factor. The velour sleeping surface is very soft, although I recommend you cover it with a sheet, or even the sleeping bag that is made to fit. They are really an asset to have for those extra children that need to sleep over!
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I agree with the other two comments, they are probably sturdy enough but unless you sleep on your back I think it would be uncomfortable.
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Yes, I think it does. I have an 8 and a 5 year old that sleep on them every other weekend and they love it. It does take an adult to put it together, it takes a little muscle to get the end bars on but you get a technique down once you've done it a few times. I've had mine for almost 9 months and haven't had any issues.
1390891
So far only our young grand children have slept on it. I would ask the manufacturer. It seems very sturdy.
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they would have to be very thin and small framed. My 10 yr old grandson who is about 5 ft and 100 lbs, sleeps fine and it is about 6 inches smaller that a twin bed.
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I think that maybe a child that big would need a more sturdy chair with more height to the back. My 15 month old grand-daughter hits her head on the back bar. This is a great inexpensive option but everyone in the family has tripped over the back legs because they stick out so far.
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No. I had to purchase another seat. The reason is both safety & comfort. This particular model of Saftey 1st booster has little to no side protection. When your child falls to sleep his/her head will drop off to the side or forward dramatically. There is nothing supporting the head. Worse still - in case of an accident your little one will experience serious whiplash for the same reason. I ended up buying a Britax Roundabout. Look for a booster with more side protection is my advise.
360639
This highchair does not recline so I would wait until a child can sit up to be placed in this highchair. It is comfy enough, in my opinion for a sitting child. :)
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Only if they are really skinny people. I bought the full size and it sleeps two, my wife and our 3 year old granddaughter. It would be a real squeeze, in my opinion. Hope that helps.
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Yes, my daughter is tall and we used it every night from 16 months to 20 months. Get the extra mattress. Its worth it.
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Yes I believe they could if they are pretty steady on their feet. Otherwise, this is in my opinion a little light and would not be much support. It's cute but really smaller than I would have liked for my granddaughter. She was 1 1/2 when I bought it for her. I've since seen ones I liked better at other stores.
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Yes, even if your baby sleeps lightly. The only way to elevate the footrest is to push down on the handlebar so that the front wheel comes off the ground. This will tip the baby backwards and make him or her even more comfortable while sleeping.
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Not really. The back part of pillow us too thick and if tilts the child's head forwards too much. For car rides you need something that is more narrow in the back.
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It reclines back just enough to comfortably take a snooze. But still sits upright enough for a good chair seating. Took these chairs camping last weekend and my son and I both thought they were great.
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As long as the seat size is a good fit for your child it should be no problem. My son sleeps fine with his head resting on the side panels and his head does not wobble about. Again, just ensure that the seat is adjust properly for the child's size. If it's too upright, you can adjust it so that it props the child at a slight incline. hope this helps. We love this seat although during the first few days of use I thought about returning because it didn't feel as sturdy as the Frontier...but it feels perfect now.