Can a toddler pull this suitcase along? Without anyone sitting on it? Thanks
1387633
Yes, she can definitely pull it on her own, my toddler is 4 years old and 30 pounds if that says anything :)
341240
I would say it is too big for a suitcase. I would ship it direct to wherever you're trying to get it instead.As far as riding it on the lawn, it is much harder, but can be done. So I would say for a beginner 2 year old, definitely not! However, my four-year-old granddaughter is able to do it, but not very easily. The plastic wheels just slip too much for that type of surface.
937571
NO -would not fit in a suitcase. It weighs about 20 pounds and is in several pieces. Needs to be put together and remain that way.
2248481
We have taken this small but child friendly suitcase on two trips. My 7 year old loves it! Nice because it has separate compartment for the must have toys and no more than 4 light outfits & maybe some light Crocks/swim shoes can fit in the other area. But it works because it not to heavy and the handle it great for small hands.
600452
The easiest way is to put the chair face forward and pass the airline safety belt through the slots on the back of the chair.The chair is quite light and compact. I was traveling overseas alone with my one-year old, and was able to carry both the baby and the chair (and a diaper bag, and a backpack and a stroller) I still keep this chair for future flights.
266732
Great question __ as I wondered this too. No, I don't believe so because it would be in the way of the the toddler's legs. I have a Topeak MTX Rear Bicycle Basket __ which we both enjoy. It is sturdy and can be easily removed and carried like a basket into the store, onto the beach with toys, or books, etc. I recommend a Sunlite Double Kickstand, however, as the bike becomes really top-heavy with a child and a loaded basket!
2262259
yes it should be easy for transporting a child. I was taken around wash. DC through exhibits and I weigh 176. It has small wheels and is light weight but it would be better for a child than it was me.
2223617
I would just have my child sit in it while I was on the floor just pulling him back and forth. He did this up to about 25 pounds. It is not really made to be pulling a child around the house. It is for a child to pull their toys around.
404775
There's a strap that goes around the body of the luggage (and through the side handle) and a strap that goes on too over the pop up handle of the luggage. I just used this on a trip with my 35 lb 4 year old and he loved it as much as I did. The only problem I encountered was the clasp on the top strap breaking on the firsl leg of our travels. It would have been devastating if I wasn't good at figuring out how to fix stuff. I would suggest they use metal clasps instead of plastic. Even if a child is well below the weight allowance, all the bumping and shaking that the seat takes puts extra strain on it. That said, I LOVE THIS SEAT! And i probably sold about 8 of them with all the people that stopped and took photos of it and asked questions. A great purchase!
707786
Yes, it comes apart easily. The wheels are only on the bottom carrier--there are no wheels on the top smaller carrier. Much like a briefcase can slide over the handle of a wheeled suitcase, that's how the small carrier fits and is stabilized on top of the larger wheeled carrier.
878704
No, the toddler does not walk. There is a seat with a seatbelt. The bottom is solid with small holes for water drainage. It is very easy to push, even for taller people - my husband is 5' 10" and he commented on how comfortable it is to push. Sometimes I even walk off to the side and push with one hand.
2066526
We used it with my 2 year old, I would probably put a walker in there as long as they were alone.
217007
Yes! My three year old can hold it by himself. (Not fly it by himself) It was so easy to fly and we get lots of compliments when we fly it.
655484
No, it isn't carry-on friendly, but it does fit in an XL suitcase. It can also be checked with the luggage. It's pretty sturdy! My guy is almost 2 and we still use this. It's wonderful! I have a pack and play as well, NEVER use it. This is too lightweight, quick and easy.
1258632
I am sorry to say I don't know one way or the other as I have never had to take a toddler seat on a plane. That being said, this seat is about as portable as any of the previous 4 I have tried. I yank it in and out of my car all the time as I only see my little granddaughters once a week and I use my back seat for multiple other purposes than car seat storage. My daughter has one like it and she likes the seat too but I don't think she took it on their one and only plane ride (she did not take any seats as they are 3 and 5). Good luck and have a good trip.
281553
No. I can get our Son, who is already growing out of his 2 year old clothes, easily in an out of this with no assistance. He will not ride in it facing me, so I don't know how hard or not it would be in that direction, but facing away is a cinch!
1499446
I jiggled and wiggled it this AM and feel that a baby/toddler of 25lbs. and under would not probably be able to pull it over. There is a curved section on the lower level and it is not super strong, so if a baby pulled on that area, they might break it off, but not pull it over. I am presuming they are talking about a crawling child trying to pull itself up to standing. If they are talking about a child tall enough to pull on the scratching post part (it's wrapped in hemp rope or something similar); that area is about mid height and if they pulled from there, they might pull it over.