Would it be easy for a child to rock onto thier finger trying to get out of this chair?
745743
No... they'd have to put some effort into it. My 7 year old son and my 4 year old nephew use it just fine with no problems.
745744
I don't think so. I have a 6 year old and he has never had a problem with it.
1536535
Yes but very minimal. It took less than 5 min to do it. Very easy. My niece loves it! You will probably have to do most of the rocking tho. It's a little difficult to rock.
429980
Actually no, but it is easier if you tip the foot of the chair down. Out is easy, just grab the arms and lift yourself. They are remarkably comfortable.
110471
Yes, very easily. When its engaged in door slightly open position, there is about 1-4 inches of play, so kids can't open and can't crush fingers. An adult can reach up, tap the device so that it swings on hinge and disengages. Then when the adult swings the door in what would be a closing motion, the unit re-engages. You can disengage easily with one hand, allowing you to carry something in the other.
294684
Pulled themselves to a standing position, but not allowed to attempt climbing in. We keep our bedroom door shut so that he does not go into our room. It has a very nicely designed floor base, but, depending on the toddler's height and weight, I would still be extremely cautious.
2171671
No, and this is not childproof or anything... the metal plate on the door sticks to the magnet on the cabinet, and you just pull the cabinet door hard enough to open it. One finger is probably all that is required.
591436
Yes but it's very difficult and requires a lot of tugging. It should just pop off. It should be noted that the legs are very fragile though, and could break with pressure applied while trying to take the hand off.
974474
Yes,there is way to do it. Won't be able to take it down easy. Kids deserve it !!
279108
I think it would be very difficult for a child to do, especially if it is at the level of their armpits like it is supposed to be. However, it's probably not impossible.
1143323
For a fully functional male adult, no. But for my 6 year old nephew, he couldn't come close. (was just letting him target practice under supervision) It takes a decent amount of force, but should be no issue for a teen and up. Cocking the slide over and over again doesn't tire me out at all.
1647712
Unfortunately no, however, any child able to reach the pedals will be able to climb in and out with ease. Just expect the usual tumbles.
692153
I think a child would need dexterity more than strength. Anyone 3 or older I would guess.
1810750
An adult can get their hand through it so a child certainly can. It will also be easier to slide off a smaller hand as well.
536533
This would not be a good chair for him then. It's a little hard to get out of.
1407578
The action required may be difficult for someone with sever hand arthritis but for a young toddler it would be difficult. My 34 month old granddaughter has not figured it out, although she does not try any more because the plastic knobs now symbolize "do not enter". I suggest that a preschooler, let's say 4 yo, could easily remove the knob cover, because by that age, they have the hand strength, coordination, and hand-size required.
152666
Yes!! Several times my daughter unbuckled herself without me knowing. I would not buy this seat again.
1587056
I have two grandchildren, one 9 and one 4. My granddaughter (4) is up on them about 10 times a day and they have not teetered nor overbalanced. They sit under a 36" overhang of granite so she does have something to stabilize herself with, but she is like a little monkey climbing on everything. I'm not saying there won't ever be an accident, but I'm saying I'm comfortable enough with them to let my grandchildren get on them without assistance.