What's minimum ht & wt to use this? My son is 5 month, 16lb 26inches. He can hold his head up, but cannot sit up yet.Would he be wobbly sitting inside
1074887
I'm not sure what the minimum is but my daughter started using this at around four months and at the time she couldn't sit up either. The seat in this chair was deep enough to provide her with support to play comfortably.
1422995
I bought this for my granddaughter when she was 5 l/2 months old and she is very petite. We put a baby blanket around her when she was in the seat so that she didn't wobble and we put a bed pillow or throw pillow on the floor so her feet touched the pillow and she was able to jump when shown and prompted. She is now 8 months old and almost reaches the floor so we still keep the pillow there for her. She loves this jumperoo so much. She has a Baby Einstein one at home but her parents tell me she loves this one more. The music lasts a lot longer, too.
1422996
We got this for my daughter when she was 5 months. She is now 8 months and is just able to sit up unattended. She's been able to (and enjoying) using the jumper for the last 3 months... it's a favorite of hers (and therefore mine). Based on my experience, I would say as long as your son is able to hold up his head, he should be able to play in the jumper.
1422997
I have my 3 month old in there, he is a bit too small but I just put a folded blanket below his feet so they touch the ground, and behind his back so he isn't so wobbly and it works great. I think the official weight limit is 25 lbs, not sure about the height.
985831
If this answers your question, the baby sits upright in the seat and there is no support specifically for the head of the child. The back of the seat is slightly higher than the front, but it will not be tall enough to support the head. I too would recommend that the child be able to hold their head up on their own before safely using this product.
1262442
Yes, the head support is great... My little guy is still so happy in it at 5 months! He came home from the NICU in it and we never had an issue with his head hanging.
732611
I think my daughter started using it at 13 months because the high chair was taking up too much space. As long as they are sitting up on their own and don't have a problem trying to escape from their chair you should be fine. Mine said 2+ on the package I believe
1981548
Hello there! Our "little" man is 3.5 months, 25" and 18 pounds. We use the RNP and aren't sure how much longer we will be able to use it. It only goes up to 25 pounds, but your child could outgrow it for length. We still have some head room, but we are thinking he will have transition by the end of August as we use this for his primary sleeping space due to acid reflux. So, you might be cutting it close if you decided to get it. Also, it travels VERY easily! We have taken it on many trips. It breaks down into a few pieces and could fit into a large suitcase. Have you looked at using a peapod?? KidCo PeaPod Portable Travel Bed with Air Pump - Red In any case, have a great time on your trip!
2028728
As JLo C. said, as ong as they can sit up and hold up their heads no problem. The seat is somewhat slippery as it is all wood and would be a long fall if they did wriggle out. Look for the attachments on craigslist and such. We are going to make our own cushion for it. Our 2 year old uses it but our one year old is still in the regular high chair.
1437320
As long as the seat size is a good fit for your child it should be no problem. My son sleeps fine with his head resting on the side panels and his head does not wobble about. Again, just ensure that the seat is adjust properly for the child's size. If it's too upright, you can adjust it so that it props the child at a slight incline. hope this helps. We love this seat although during the first few days of use I thought about returning because it didn't feel as sturdy as the Frontier...but it feels perfect now.
421848
The only thing I can think of is that the seat may not be installed level. Your son should not be upright in the seat, but reclined. There is a level on the side of the seat to help you set it correctly.
8436
We LOVED this high chair and tried to use it as a "youth chair" at the table but that did not work for us. We found it got too small about age 2 1/2. Our child is in the 99 percentile ht and wt . By 35 lbs and 35 inches tall it would not fit any more.
1139682
Well it says 25lbs...but my 6 month old son is about 22lbs now and it seems to be working just fine. We have it on the lowest setting for his tippy toes to touch the ground....I think it will be fine to use past the 25lbs limit....My husband thinks it should be ok up to about 35lbs.
809825
My daughter is 120-130 ish. Wouldn't trust it over 170. Seems pretty solid but if you lean or tilt it? plus mine is less than 2 years old
1234173
My grandson was 18 mo when we got this for him and he's a shorty. :-). It's very very sturdy and something he'll use for a while. You're 15 mo old should be fine. I didn't notice that the chairs would tip easily and my daughter hasn't said anything to that effect either.
1129027
We just bought this and used it for the first time this week. Our daughter though is 8 months and she was quite comfortable. The child is sitting in an upright position though so I would not use it until they could hold their head up on their own.
870013
It seems as stable as any other high chair I've ever seen. I think it would take a concerted effort for any kid under 25 lbs. or so to tip this over if you've put him in the safety straps.
975350
We started at 3 months. We he to put rolled up blankets around him to make if fit better though. It is all dependent on your child's strength. Ours could hold his head up and was already supporting his own weight standing just holding our hands for balance. Each child is different.
1636705
I personally wouldn't use this stroller until the newborn or infant had pretty good head control. I started using this when my baby was about 5 months and around 17 lbs. But he is a bigger baby!
2047649
Correction to "Mother of Twins"--at 22lbs/head w/in 1" of top, then put the headrest on and continue RFing till 35lbs. My daughters rear-faced until ages 2 and 3 in this seat, and now one is still using it as a 5 yr old FFing. I am buying a new one for my baby now.