Can one child rock in the middle (or is a partner required)?
1358184
Yes, one can rock in the middle; two on each end; and three as well. We've used it all 3 ways.
1358185
Yes. It's a very fun toy. My son loved using it at daycare so I bought it for him last Christmas. Now he can rock alone or with his cousin.
1358186
Yes - My kids have this and one child can rock in the middle. A partner is not necessary.
268674
I don't think too easy. There are enough modes (14) to make it fun.My son is 7 and I have to help him with the main body part especially and pushing some of the stiffer parts together.
1587810
I think a child could put this together fairly easy. I work with special needs children and use this as a treatment activity for them to help me out it together. I give them very little help (the kids I use it with have difficulty using one arm)
521974
It is normal, the children do not have to do a lot of strength to take. A child starting 2 years without taking difficulties.
14538
I think 2 might be too young. I don't think coordination is good enough to toss the rings as intended although the kid could still play with it. If the kid is unstable on the feet, I would worry about falling on the upright sticks.
614861
It is like rock bingo. not the most challenging probably for a 9 yr old but my 8 YR grandson & I play but we look up additional information in another rock book.
1566547
There is a pull and twist pin that will either keep the rocking movement locked, or allow for continuous rocking. The pin handle is a little difficult to engage/disengage.
1747208
Yes. I have had one daughter bouncing and the other sometimes crawls underneath. We haven't had any serious injuries but it could be possible.
503762
I think it would be Ok if someone is there with the child. This walker does not tip over like a few of the others we purchased so I think it would be fine.
705115
yes one child can swing it. they may need a boost to get it started but they can keep it going
1971651
Not really, unfortunately :( This is a great kit for kids who are interested in Rock tumbling, but that's about all. My son's got polished and he was happy, but it didn't do the best job and the heavier rocks definitely crumbles the lighter, more fragile rocks.
2083315
Yes, a child could, but it's stiff since all the weight bares on the that one center wheel and my child has trouble.
1052215
Yes you can! But the more you put together, the longer your sides are, the easier it is for them to pull them down or knock them over! We have to tie the sides down with our 17mo olds and sometimes they still breach the sides!
213940
My kids are 2-1/2 and 4-1/2 they are my biggest one is able to buckle herself but not the little one. No they aren't able to get out on their own. I haven't teach them how. But if your daughter is 7 i am sure she could.
1162906
As Long As He Or She Stays InThe Middle. Its Very StIff Material So Add Soft Blankets
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.
1203503
The steering on our Joovy is pretty loose and managing two might be a challenge. My grandson has not showed an interest in pedaling (he's 19 months), but if you have one child wanting to navigate on their own and the other child is less inclined, you might have a control issue. Another point to consider is the reach of their legs. My little guy got his foot caught occasionally until he was able to plant is foot on the pedal. We do love this toy and he really prefers his Joovy over the stroller.