What is the minimum height a toddler needs to be to use this stool?
1419108
Any height as long as they can walk on own. My daughter is 2 and in the 50% for height and uses it fun in the kitchen to help with cooking on the counter and stuff. She is not able to reach the faucet yet thought. She is maybe 2 1/2-3 ft tall. I would highly recommend this.
1419109
I don't think there is a minimum height, but the toddler needs to be able to ealk and climb one stair. What's nice about this stool is that there are railings/ handles for him to hold as he climbs up.
1419110
Depends on counter height. My son started using it to reach the bathroom sink at 18months and I think he was 32" tall. We used it with a faucet extender and worked great. We love it! Supervise your little though so they don't fall backwards.
1419111
The first step is only 6 1/2 inches from the floor, and the bottom of the first handle cutout is 12 inches from the floor, so they can use it when they're pretty small. We got ours when our average-height toddler was 18 months and he took to it right away. Great purchase. We keep it in front of one of the sinks in a bathroom and he climbs up himself to wash. It's pretty heavy and very stable.
1419112
I'm not sure, but my son was 2 years old when we got him this stool and of average height (he's in the 60th percentile for height) and he was just fine. We probably could have gotten it when he was a bit smaller too. It's really sturdy and my son LOVES it so much. (He's 29 months old now and 3 feet tall.)
424795
The seat is tall for a 2 year old. My 8 year old (40th percentile in height) uses it very comfortably. In fact I use it comfortably enough myself when looking at a cookbook for a few minutes. What I think really matters is what you're using the chair for. If it's pulled up to a table, it really need to match the table height well.
1425115
maybe 24" inches. My granddaughter is 2 and it is the perfect height for her.
1342548
My daughter uses it and she is 2 1/2 on the short side. We use it with one of the IKEA small stools and she is fine. She goes all by herself now.
1073545
I bought it for a 6 year old. The little stool is actually big & sturdy enough for an adult. So her little legs will definitely dangle while sitting on it. But, I was happy that it is a piece she will not grow out of!
254176
The stool is between 17" and 18" tall depending how you adjust the legs. Each side is 15 1/2". From the tip of the right-angle corner to the rounded-side edge is also 15 1/2".
2271606
The range of height adjustment is 19" to 24". This has been a sturdy stool.
542040
As far as I am aware, the minimum seat height on a BOSS stool is 25.5" and that is on the B16216.
478099
The lowest position it goes is 21 and a half inches from floor. You can try something of this height to know whether the stool will fit you.
1709555
The length of the child's leg is the real real limiting factor. My grandson rode his at two and a half with pedals that I made myself out of scrap 2x4 wood blocks. By three the blocks were off and he is still riding it. In short form, the answer is about three years old if the child is average height.
1892708
I have had kids romping on these without incident. Of course with very small kids, one would expect parental supervision due to the height of the stool
1632275
I don't think this step stool is appropriate for a 2-year-old for any reason. Sorry.
1149041
The stool is pretty stable but I'm not sure how it would adjust to the needs of a small child.
8289
My son is 34" tall, and he cannot reach the pedals yet. The seat is adjustable, and we have it on the shortest of the 3 available settings.
315010
There is no specified minimum, but I would suggest that the child be able to sit unassisted.
553086
My grandson was able to sit in the chair at 18 months old. So the chair appears to be about 10-12 inches off the floor. The chair has issues when it comes to rough toddlers. My daughter had to take the two chairs purchased, after about 8 months of wear and combine them into one chair.
1408359
for the toddler seat, it is recommended that the child is at least capable of holding its head up without support, so it is not so much a matter of Height, but capability. Normally, I would say fro the Age 8 months and above, to be on the safe side. but some may be able to utilize it sooner, all depending on physique.