Is there a noticeable difference between the one for a 2 year old and the one for a 4 year old?
756871
Yes there is a difference it is high stroller my daughter loves it. I glad that I purchase it last year for her Christmas gift.
756872
My daughter is almost 11 and can still use hers. She has always been tiny and would have never been able to use it at 2.
756873
I haven't seen the one for the 2 year old but the larger of these two is really big. My daughter is 6 and I think she will probably get a few more years use out of it. It's small enough for a 2 year old too probably.
756874
My daughter is 3 and had no issue. The handle adjusts. Unless the 2 year old is very small it should be fine. Like the previous poster I have not seen the other one. However, if it holds up to my daughters wear and tear. I would think it would be fine. I am 5' tall and can push it without bending if I adjust the handle to the highest position
1133058
My son is 4 and I don't think is head is too much bigger than it was when he was two so I would say they would be ok. If your child isnt fond of having things on his/her head I would try to find a smaller pair. The ear piece on these are like studio head phones but child size. I would suggest, if they dont like things on their head, to just pick up some little ear buds or regular sized over the ear headphones. Here are links to two other headphones to look at. I havent tried these two myself, but i looked at the reviews and they were mostly good. I think these would be good for two year olds who do not like head gears or big bulky ear pieces. http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-RP-HT21-Lightweight-Headphones-Port/dp/B00004T8R2/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1395872678&sr=8-22&keywords=childrens+headphones http://www.amazon.com/Sony-MDR-222KD-Childrens-Headphones-Black/dp/B00172T3Q2/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1395872608&sr=8-7&keywords=childrens+headphones
1841465
We have both, my daughter likes them both the same. This one seems easier to use.
538931
I should be clear that we are still using the 3-in-1 Graco model that came out before this one for my four-year old. My kids grow big, so we put her in it when she turned 1, and she's still using it, but for only the booster now; it's been 3 1/2 years. We just purchased the Nautilus for my one-year-old, but I'm expecting the same life out of it.
1010789
Both our kids use them. Their ages are 4 and 10. It should be fine for all kids 4 and older.
1635313
We got it for our 2 year old, she loves it and still uses it. It goes slower, so I imagine that you could use it for younger - they just may have a hard time holding down the button to make it go.
1729992
This one would be a little small. I have a day care and bought this for the toddlers. I bought the bigger one for the 4 & 5 year olds.
1159444
Yes, the small one is small enough for a 2 year old. The larger head is used for my 8 yr old granddaughter. I think a toddler would be a little put off by the vibration of the toothbrush, it might scare them, but they could get used to it.
1987778
Dont remember but was little for my 4.5 and 2.5 year old together at the same time
47056
The big difference for me is its a lot easier taking the temperature of an active toddler. My boy will not hold still for an under the arm thermometer and this works great. Also, I can take his temperature while he is sleeping with out disturbing him. I'm very happy with mine and definitely recommend it.
1230525
It depends on the size and age of the child. This one really worked the best for us, though our son is close to 2 yrs. Hope this helped
440636
Depends on how tall the 2 year old is and how much coordination he/ she has. I gave this to my granddaughter who was a small 5 yr. old and she has a wonderful time with it. I gave my 3 yr old granddaughter a smaller scooter with 2 wheels in the back. The front wheels work better as the back wheels get in the way when pushing, but I think the shorter handle works better for the 3 yr. old and she has learned to negotiate the back wheels. The best thing about the Maxi Micro is the way it corners. So the 2 yr. old may be able to handle it but may take a while to get used to it. I would wait until the child is older or go with a smaller scooter.
1217109
It will do. It will do better for a 4 year old. By the time s/he turns 5 it will probably be way too small.
1381253
Yes, although i think the images aren't different enough for a young child to differentiate, which is my explanation for why it didn't work for my daughter (20 months).
886802
I think most 2 year olds would be too short to use this and it may be hard for them to maneuver it. My just turned 4 year old has only had the hang of it for maybe 6 mo.
1222789
I bought this one for my 2 year old son, I believe it`s too short for someone bigger than 4. Cheers!
374252
My grandson is 20 months. I recently buy the big one for him. I believe the infant one will be better for your 4 months old.