When it's in bench position, how long does it measure from inside panel to inside panel? I am wondering if my long toddler can sleep in it.
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its long enough ...my 5 year old girl can lay in it...I recommend not buying this...the wheels do not turn correctly...when you are pulling it your pretty much dragging it most of the time...we were at idlewild park and the wheel fell off....
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It is possible... Depending on size... A ten month old has taken his nap there...
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I'm sorry Garry, we bought the bench for use in our Florida apartment, and we're not there at the moment, and won't be until April. Maybe the manufacturer could provide the exact measurement?
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The seat is pretty up right and does not recline. If a child does sleep in it they get that hung neck effect where their head just hangs by their chest. That said when tired enough my son does manage to sleep in it. Not as well as he did in his old reclining seat but he does sleep. That said it sleeps as well as any other booster seat does...
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We kept it plugged in all the time so it was ready anytime he wanted to lay in bed. It does take at least ten minutes to inflate if you don't keep it running. The seams on it though gave out after just a couple months, and my son only weighs 70 pounds. If you can afford a better one I would recommend it.
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It depends on if you plan on using it rear facing or foward facing. My kid has no problem napping on a long car drive and he is still using it rear facing. The foward facing postion has less of a recline but to be honest it still looks like the child would be really comfortable.
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We had a 2 and a half year old ride and sleep in it. I think he is 39 inches tall. Hope this helps. We plan are using it again in Aug. when this child is 3 years old. Hope this helps.
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Hi I have a 16 month old who weighs about 24 pounds who likes to push the chair up to objects and step up on the back to climb and the foam barely gives on her. Also the foam is fairly firm on the part you sit/lay on but is still comfortable feeling I have even used it as a pillow a few times. The arms give some when you lean on the side but have always bounced back and according to the tag on the bottom the width measurement of the seat from the inside of the arms is 16 inches. Not sure if it will hold up 7 years but we have had ours about 6 months and it still has the shape it did when we first got it. Hope that helps. Hi I have a 16 month old who weighs about 24 pounds who likes to push the chair up to objects and step up on the back to climb and the foam barely gives on her. Also the foam is fairly firm on the part you sit/lay on but is still comfortable feeling I have even used it as a pillow a few times. The arms give some when you lean on the side but have always bounced back and according to the tag on the bottom the width measurement of the seat from the inside of the arms is 16 inches. Not sure if it will hold up 7 years but we have had ours about 6 months and it still has the shape it did when we... » Read More Hi I have a 16 month old who weighs about 24 pounds who likes to push the chair up to objects and step up on the back to climb and the foam barely gives on her. Also the foam is fairly firm on the part you sit/lay on but is still comfortable feeling I have even used it as a pillow a few times. The arms give some when you lean on the side but have always bounced back and according to the tag on the bottom the width measurement of the seat from the inside of the arms is 16 inches. Not sure if it will hold up 7 years but we have had ours about 6 months and it still has the shape it did when we first got it. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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No more than 8 inches or so (it would be a lot of trouble to set it up just to measure it :/ but it's not deep but it's perfect to catch a toddler in and for a toddler to play in :)
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My kids (4 and 5--we bought 2 of these) don't really sleep in the car and on long trips we bring pillows but the few times they ended up asleep their heads end up in that little nook/cranny where you can see the headrest bows out in the picture. But I can see if your kid fell asleep in the right position, his chin ending up on his chest.Edit: Both my kids fell asleep in the car after a long day a few days ago. Both of them had their head cocked to the side resting against the headrest where it turns out (see picture).
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If you swing it manually, it will go side to side as well. What we do is swing it manually until the baby falls asleep, then switch it to automatic. When it's on auto, it goes front to back only.
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We didn't start using this until our daughter was 4 months old or so, I don't think. We only used it for her to hang out in, but sometimes she would fall asleep in it. If it is in the flat position it's probably ok for a baby to nap in, but I'd check the info from the manufacturer to be sure it's safe.
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Hello, we bought it for my daughter she is 9.5 months old. But also my son who is 3.5 years old also used it couple of times for sleeping. He is 110 cm and 16 kg. I hope i could answer your question. If you have more please don t hesitate to ask. Have a great day
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I bought it for my daughter when she was 6 months and I ended up giving it away. It wasn't comfortable for her to sleep in. My brother has it now for his older children and he loves it, but I wouldn't recommend for under 2years. Maybe it is my car seats? They could be more inclined
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I don't know. Measure and see. We use the crib for our 2 year old grandson when he is here visiting about once or twice a month. He is a big boy and this crib has worked out just fine.
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My son slept in it until he was 2, at 30lbs and 36". I don't have it anymore but I believe it is 37" on the inside length. It was great for our small space.
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My 32 lb toddler still sleeps on it. I haven't had any problems. Sorry! This is the second mattress we bought. Is your crib base good? Maybe not enough support there.
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No, it is stationary. We actually never put her in the bassinet to sleep because the sides are curved. Babies should only sleep on flat surfaces to reduce the risk of SIDS.