Will this hate hold up to an 11 month old who is trying to walk?
634507
Well my 1 year old goes over and shakes the heck out of it and it rattles like it's going to break (he shakes really hard) but holds into the wall. They do look flimsy but so far it seems to work. we have bolted it into the wood at the top of the stairs. He does manage to toss anything he can through the bars and watch it bounce down the stairs.
634508
No, I wouldn't advise anyone leaning on it and especially not a baby trying to pull up on it. It is more stable when not fully extended, but in my opinion not enough for kids. This gate should only be marketed for pets.
634509
Maybe if it is mounted as instructed. I think there are better gates for kids. Look to other gates.
634510
I have an 11 month old also. I'm not using the gate as much. I seems flimsy but it was doing fine holding his weight. It still made me nervous though. I also have my gate fully extended too which could make a big difference.
634511
If installed properly. It has to be anchored in the wall and if they don't shake it constantly . We didn't install it right ( we are not handy) and my 15 month old pulled the screws out of the wall by shaking and rocking the gate
585171
Probably, not super loose on my 11 month old, could be issue only if her neck is really large
1389654
We only used it once, and it was ok for an 11 month old. It is wider at the base than the top of the chair, that gives stability. Also, the baby is snugged right into that seat, which doesn't allow for much movement. Consider how your own weight feels in one of these folding chairs, although I realize that the baby chair is a bit higher off the ground. I am a safety nut with kids(retired teacher) and this seems like a safe chair.
801654
I bought this for my twin niece and nephew for their first birthday. With supervision they used it at 1 year old. Once they can walk and balance better about 18 months should be good. It says it allows up to 150 pounds on it so through 3 years old unless weight prohibits.
1629889
I used it for my daughter's Autism walk last week and depending on how bumpy the surface you should be okay. We were pushing it on uneven sidewalks and the road. The grass was a bit tricky. Seeing as it's a heavier transport chair it was a bit harder to push than my daughter's old lightweight chair. She weighs 185 pounds but I needed a more durable 'meltdown proof' chair.
281553
No. I can get our Son, who is already growing out of his 2 year old clothes, easily in an out of this with no assistance. He will not ride in it facing me, so I don't know how hard or not it would be in that direction, but facing away is a cinch!
503757
Hi, I think the child needs to be attempting to walk. It greatly helps with them taking their first few steps and even though the wheels are slow turning, they would need to push forward and have good balance so as not to fall over & hurt themselves. My son used it from around 11 months as he was starting to walk. He still loves it at 26 months! A great toddler toy!
579658
I would not suggest buying it at this age. I bought this at 4 months, daugter is now 7 months and feel I only got a months worth of use. By the time she was 5 months she was rolling over on her stomach and not so much wanting to be on her back, I did end up buying the Bright Starts Around We Go Activity Station, Doodle Bugs which she loves. She can sit in the little seat and use her legs to walk around the activity table which my daughter just loves.
503761
I bought this for my nephews birthday of one year, but he wasn't walking yet and his Mom said it really helped him stand up and hold on to it. It's sturdy and with supervision I think it would be fine. Good luck!
1922705
I would say no. My 7 mo old is on the talk side weighing almost 19lbs. And while she does still sit in it, she prefers the side to side motion vs the the front to back and her legs hit the rail. I just wouldn't invest in it this late in her growth. Was awesome from newborn up.
1350715
well, given that it has easily removable limbs attached to ball joins, I would say no. BUT - there are others that are cheaper and much sturdier that you can find on Amazon and they will hold up well to the kind of play activities 11-year olds will put them through. Hope this helps.
2068254
5m to a year. Would not recommend if the child started walking already or is over 2ft tall.
188653
Not so sure about an 11 month old only because of the travel bed's dimensions - your baby may be too long to fit comfortably inside the "walls"....
626651
I stopped using it after my baby started walking because she hated being held in place at that point...she'd rather be exploring. I don't see why it'd be unsafe until they could pull themselves up and try to get out.
103402
I bought it for a friend of mine. Her son's 1st birthday. She said it's his favorite and sturdy. He started to walk at 13m old. With that said, I've seen a multitude of parents blaming a toy for being inept, when in fact their child just couldn't walk well, which wobbly walking is normal. My son used something similar, but started walking about 9 months old. Long story short....depends on the child and how willing the parents are to not place blame.
519461
My 2 year old is big for it... I'd say between the age of walking and 18 months.
252725
It is perfect from the Age that your kid walks .. 1 year seems great... The rein is about 2 mts iwhen is full extended