There seems to be conflicting opinion s on what size for what age, my Grandaughter is one just starting to walk, do I buy the small or large one? I
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My granddaughter turned 1 in November. I bought her the small one so she could keep her feet on the ground and push around. She can also lie across the body and scoot. Do not worry that the small one will be too small in a year or so. My three year old grandson has the larger one, but he likes to ride on either one, and gladly rides the smaller one so his 7 year old brother can use the larger one for racing around the house. If your granddaughter likes the toy, she will ride it for many years. "Grandma to 3 in AZ".
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If you want her to use it as a push walker, I think the large one would be better. We got the small one for our 1 year old and it's too large for him to ride, and the handle was too short for him to use it effectively as a walker.
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Depends on her size. I have one granddaughter who did very well at one with the large one, but she is quite tall. I have others who are of average height for age and they did better with the smaller one. They were able to take their big sisters big one and push it around but it was too big and feet didn't reach the floor with the big one. The "big kids" like both sizes. They race around with them. Soooo cute. I hope this helps.
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I have the small bee. I got it for my son's first birthday and it was definitely the right size. He's 22 months now and still uses it.
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Small. Thats the one I ordered for my 1 yr old granddaughter and the 2 yr old rides it also.
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Get the larger one, either of them would be fine but the larger one is longer and they will be able to continue to use it as they get taller.
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Wow, my granddaughter is size 3T, tall for her age. My six year old neighbor is small for her age, so I would say any average 4 year old would be very comfortable in these strollers.
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I bought the Med for an 8 year old and it was fine for him. I would think the small is your only choice but then it might be too large for her right now. I hope this helps.
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The large one should be great for her! I've found mine to be very durable (I've had it for about two years)
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i would say that the smaller size- my daughter is 8 months with a big noggin and she still fits in the infant size... my issue is i feel like the stems continue to be too long... i wish there was a way to cut them down so the glasses would fit more comfortably!
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I would buy the small size, my grandson is 13 and mine, which is a medium, is big for him.
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Bryan, I think this stroller might be a little too big for her my grand daughter is eight and is a great size for her. Hope this helps
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I purchased this as a gift for a 3yr old, who is tall for her age. I know they would be big on my 2yr old, who also is tall for her age. It is, I believe, recommended for sizes 4-6. You'd have to judge by your granddaughter's size. If I remember correctly it's all elastic waists. You could alter them if you're quick with a sewing machine but not sure it's worth it. It also contains quite a few small items/accessories I would not want my 2yr old using, although you could just withhold them. Good luck finding something for this age group. I've been looking and it's very difficult. There definitely is a gap in the market. I purchased this as a gift for a 3yr old, who is tall for her age. I know they would be big on my 2yr old, who also is tall for her age. It is, I believe, recommended for sizes 4-6. You'd have to judge by your granddaughter's size. If I remember correctly it's all elastic waists. You could alter them if you're quick with a sewing machine but not sure it's worth it. It also contains quite a few small items/accessories I would not want my 2yr old using, although you could just withhold them. Good luck finding something for this age group. I've been looking and it's very difficult. There... » Read More I purchased this as a gift for a 3yr old, who is tall for her age. I know they would be big on my 2yr old, who also is tall for her age. It is, I believe, recommended for sizes 4-6. You'd have to judge by your granddaughter's size. If I remember correctly it's all elastic waists. You could alter them if you're quick with a sewing machine but not sure it's worth it. It also contains quite a few small items/accessories I would not want my 2yr old using, although you could just withhold them. Good luck finding something for this age group. I've been looking and it's very difficult. There definitely is a gap in the market. « Show Less
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Get the large because she can have it and fit it for a long time also really fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!Though not made for inside use to big!!!!!
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The 1st one bought is now 1-1/2 years in use. It went to the youngest grandaughter. A 2nd one was bought 8 months ago for the next oldest grandaughter. Both girls enjoy them and are happy with them. They are 15 & 16 so that should say something by itself.
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It might be a little big right now, but she'll grow into it. I got one for my daughter last spring when she turned 9. She was about 4'6".
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How much do they weigh? My little Pom is 2 years old and is 4 lbs. as an adult. It is just right for her. She does have a little room to turn around but I think if she were twice as big it would certainly be cramped. I don't remember if they come in different sizes. Perhaps a bigger size?
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Go with the large. It will be slightly big but not dangerous and she will grow into it quickly. I put my daughter in the large over a month ago and she is on the small side as well.
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I know, this little buggy is irresistible...My granddaughter is about your daughters size and she still gets in it, but barely fits. The only difference is that i bought it for her when she was a babby, but for you it will be an out of pocket expense that wil be short lived unless you have a younger child.
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I bought a size one for my five year old granddaughter and they were a bit big. I think they also run large so I qould try the size one.
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I have the pink one for my 3 year old that is about 40lbs. I still have to make sure I'm standing and holding the mat to make sure it doesn't flip over when she does things. For a 8 year old I would get the larger size to accommodate height and weight.