Does the handle move so an 18-month old could pull the handle down toward herself and push this vacuum if she's not tall enough to reach the upright handle?
1342016
Yes the handle moves and an 18 month old should be able to pull it down and therefore push it.
1342017
It doesn't adjust up or down but the hose comes out and when the vacuum is being pushed you could hold it at any level. My kids used it at 18 months and were fine pushing it and pulling it. It's not very tall.
1342018
Yes it does, in one fluid motion and pushes easily back into an upright position. It does not require any action to move it either, like stepping on a lever etc. The switch to turn the suction on is a little more difficult to master. My 2.5 year old grandbaby still plays with this toy.
2021885
No. My 11 month old grandson is just starting to walk and he can push it with no problem.
26650
I do not it will work because it is a very short handle. my two year old grandson pulls it around in the house.
647413
No, but we have never had a problem with the cart "getting away" from the kids. It's really for the early years, although I can see our granddaughter using it until she is three or four. She loves to put rocks, dolls, her chalk in it and carry them around the yard. She is walking and running now but still uses the walker. I believe you may be able to adjust the handle forward and backward which would make it a little taller or shorter.
26649
No. The handle is so low you would have to walk bent over. Also one of the wheels keeps falling off when we put the baby it it and he is 20lbs. It is really for kids to pull stuff around in.
1370086
It doesn't have an actual handle but rather in the front underbelly of the vacuum a hollowed out space where your hand can fit and transport the vacuum around. I previously had a Bissell vacuum and prefer this vacuum to the Bissell. Hope that makes sense and is of help!
24782
it moves under its own power, but if you are a tall person it's not for you. I am 5'7 and the handles could be a little longer. Puts a bind on your back.other than that I have no complaints. I have try to adjust the handles up, with no success. cranks on first pull every time. Should had bought the 17th inch. It has longer handles.Jody
539278
I would say so. The handle makes it great to 'push' kids, if they need it...almost like a stroller. It does require some assembly, but maybe 30 minutes worth or so...and I am a 'computer nerd' type...not any good at working with tools!
384161
No -- the handle moves from side to side, so it's very awkward to push. Pulling is VERY easy.
2236608
No, the handle is not adjustable but both our 4 and 8 year olds do fine with the handle the way it is.
2267990
My daughter is 20 months old. We got this for her when she was 16 months old and te seat was perfect then. Although she is very tall, the seat is not too, too low but she has no interest in sitting on it at this point now that she is at that "independent" age. She wants to be like the older kids and ride the scooter standing. With that being said, it is great to have the circular handle because it's easier for her to use than the regular bar.
1596233
Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you , the carriage handle is adjustable to go up higher for taller ones . The handle stands two feet from the ground at the highest setting . It isn't as big of a stroller as I really wanted but it handles nice . I have an 8 year old that works with it alright but won't use it for long and she is kind of short for her age . Unless you have younger girls that will play with it I wouldn't invest in this one . It's kind of a big price for what I wanted it for . Hope this helps if you haven't already ordered it .
1440894
You would be hunched over. I am only 5'6 and the handle came up to my waist. It's not a good all purpose vacuum and did not hold charge for very long.
2111910
The back of the upright handle will be approx. 12" off the floor before the brush head starts to lift off the floor. This unit, as a whole, works best on bare floors. Hope that answers your question!
1094268
It depends. If the item is light enough and not too tall, the motorized floor brush will pick it up. Otherwise, you have to take off the floor brush and use the end of the wand or another attachment. Or you can raise the brush slightly off the floor to get the item past the lip and into the brush. (This is all pretty much the same for most vacuum cleaners, although some may accept taller heights and heavier items.)
1257271
Hi James! Well it all depends on how tall your son is. My son is 1 going on 2 years old in August, and he is between 31 to 33 inches tall. The handle comes up to the very top of his belly, right under his chest. I can tell that even when he gets taller he will still be able to use it for a while, but it does seem like it's built for a shorter toddler. If your grandson is a tall or normal -height-for-his-age toddler, this may be a little short for him. I hope this has helped you. :-)
691854
At full extension, the handle is 48 inches long, and when I hold it at the angle needed to actually vacuum, it still reaches about 33 inches off the floor. I'm 5'8" and for me, the handle is comfy as low as 27 or 28 inches. It also can telescope down to a lower height.