Could a kid sit on this and spin around freely???
61898
It does spend around freely but the child would have to be very small due to the diameter of the disk. I use it for exercising and wear a size 6.5 shoe and both feet fit perfectly on the disk for twisting its not designed to be a toy. Hope this helps
61899
It twists towards the direction you guide it towards. As for spinning, I'm not sure if a kid would have enough strength and coordination to push off and tuck his/her legs in to spin freely. I do, however, think that if a kid should sit on it and guide himself/herself by taking small side steps to rotate around, that would be possible. ultimately, it's not a child's toy and for safety reasons it should not be treated as such.
61900
I don't believe so. They would need to tuck their knees up to the chest and hold them tightly.
61901
I believe that it is not large enough to do that- my feet barely fit on the twist board- I wear a size 8 shoe but they could stand and spin around!
1932160
The globe is not attached to the base, it just rests on the base and is held in place by it's weight. So yes, you can spin the globe.
1508283
You could but you would have make sure you have the right kind. The bike does not have the usual frame shape so may not compatible with the most common type of training wheels. More importantly, though, this bike is specifically designed to help teach how to ride without training wheels. The kid learns balance first without any pedals, gears or chain in the way. You then add those later (they are included). Hope that helps!
388320
Yes you can. Half my house is carpeted. I got this for my 1 year old for his birthday. He pushes himself all over the house on it. It is small compared to some other ride on toys. I wouldn't recommend it for kids older than 3 or older. Hope this helps!
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.
166385
It has a seatbelt "keeper", so in theory, yes the child should be able to do it themselves. I am like the other parent that answered previously though, I err on the side of caution and buckle them myself whenever possible to make sure they are secure.
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.
795368
Yes. Just don't leave a small kid on it unsupervised. Their legs can slip through the holes in the woven top. They could get trapped or hurt.
26649
No. The handle is so low you would have to walk bent over. Also one of the wheels keeps falling off when we put the baby it it and he is 20lbs. It is really for kids to pull stuff around in.
2224107
It is fairly sturdy but I do not think it will withstand the abuse from an active child. The wheels may collapse.
1084588
The handle comes off, but its not intended to. The child wouldn't be able to ride on their own because there'd be no way to get moving.
2222406
He would be great! The seat is really wide and their legs don't go under any dashboard or anything like that. My 4yr old was able to jump in and out just fine.
1202573
I bought this for my 2 year old son to lounge in, and this weekend my 13 year old niece and 11 year old nephew fought over who got to use it. So yes, any kid can use it, and once in a while I'll lounge in it if I don't feel like sitting on the floor when playing with my son!
595637
I haven't sat on it. I keep my grandsons' toys in it. I'm not sure if it would be strong enough to be sat on. Someone that doesn't weight much would do ok, but anyone that is heavy, I wouldn't suggest it.
522807
I wouldn't suggest doing that. The bike is clumsy and wobbly, real hard to just push to move it out of the driveway when he leaves it laying there because it doesn't provide good balance when not actually sitting on the seat and holding both ends of the handle bars. And even when sitting on the seat the child has to work to balance it, which makes the transition to riding a regular bike easy because they've tackled this training tool. I would definitely only use this training tool as it was designed for.
1390140
Not very well. The wheels are small and low to the ground. The only way it would work is on a really low pile carpet, and the child would have to push much harder.
883674
No, I wouldn't. The sides are very soft; bean bag like. I don't think it will work well until a child is able to sit up unsupported.