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| Re: age for child trailers "GS" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: >As a new father I'm excited to start biking with my daughter in a child >trailer. How young can children be to safely ride in a trailer? [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Chariot Baby Supporter The fleece Baby Supporter helps children between from about 3-4 months to about 18 months of age sit upright and nap comfortably. The head support is removable, for when your child is old enough for a helmet (usually around 1 year old). Works with 5-point harnesses. Compatible with all Chariot products except the SideCarrier. (Note that cycling is not recommended for children under 1 year of age; this accessory is for using your Chariot for walking or jogging.) That's a manufacturer's recommendation/CYA move. I certainly don't know how it relates to "safely" riding. I think I recall seeing something about helmets not being available for children under about one year of age for similar reasons. --kyler |
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| Re: age for child trailers "GS" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: >As a new father I'm excited to start biking with my daughter in a child >trailer. How young can children be to safely ride in a trailer? [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Chariot Baby Supporter The fleece Baby Supporter helps children between from about 3-4 months to about 18 months of age sit upright and nap comfortably. The head support is removable, for when your child is old enough for a helmet (usually around 1 year old). Works with 5-point harnesses. Compatible with all Chariot products except the SideCarrier. (Note that cycling is not recommended for children under 1 year of age; this accessory is for using your Chariot for walking or jogging.) That's a manufacturer's recommendation/CYA move. I certainly don't know how it relates to "safely" riding. I think I recall seeing something about helmets not being available for children under about one year of age for similar reasons. --kyler |
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| Re: age for child trailers "GS" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: >As a new father I'm excited to start biking with my daughter in a child >trailer. How young can children be to safely ride in a trailer? [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Chariot Baby Supporter The fleece Baby Supporter helps children between from about 3-4 months to about 18 months of age sit upright and nap comfortably. The head support is removable, for when your child is old enough for a helmet (usually around 1 year old). Works with 5-point harnesses. Compatible with all Chariot products except the SideCarrier. (Note that cycling is not recommended for children under 1 year of age; this accessory is for using your Chariot for walking or jogging.) That's a manufacturer's recommendation/CYA move. I certainly don't know how it relates to "safely" riding. I think I recall seeing something about helmets not being available for children under about one year of age for similar reasons. --kyler |
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| Re: age for child trailers "GS" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: >As a new father I'm excited to start biking with my daughter in a child >trailer. How young can children be to safely ride in a trailer? [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Chariot Baby Supporter The fleece Baby Supporter helps children between from about 3-4 months to about 18 months of age sit upright and nap comfortably. The head support is removable, for when your child is old enough for a helmet (usually around 1 year old). Works with 5-point harnesses. Compatible with all Chariot products except the SideCarrier. (Note that cycling is not recommended for children under 1 year of age; this accessory is for using your Chariot for walking or jogging.) That's a manufacturer's recommendation/CYA move. I certainly don't know how it relates to "safely" riding. I think I recall seeing something about helmets not being available for children under about one year of age for similar reasons. --kyler |
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| Re: age for child trailers "GS" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: >As a new father I'm excited to start biking with my daughter in a child >trailer. How young can children be to safely ride in a trailer? [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Chariot Baby Supporter The fleece Baby Supporter helps children between from about 3-4 months to about 18 months of age sit upright and nap comfortably. The head support is removable, for when your child is old enough for a helmet (usually around 1 year old). Works with 5-point harnesses. Compatible with all Chariot products except the SideCarrier. (Note that cycling is not recommended for children under 1 year of age; this accessory is for using your Chariot for walking or jogging.) That's a manufacturer's recommendation/CYA move. I certainly don't know how it relates to "safely" riding. I think I recall seeing something about helmets not being available for children under about one year of age for similar reasons. --kyler |
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06-29-2004, 06:46 AM
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| Re: age for child trailers GS wrote: > As a new father I'm excited to start biking with my daughter in a child > trailer. How young can children be to safely ride in a trailer? DS was in the trailer when he could easily hold up his head. I don't remember anymore what age that was. Somewhere under 6 months? Scott |
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| Re: age for child trailers GS wrote: > As a new father I'm excited to start biking with my daughter in a child > trailer. How young can children be to safely ride in a trailer? DS was in the trailer when he could easily hold up his head. I don't remember anymore what age that was. Somewhere under 6 months? Scott |
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| Re: age for child trailers GS wrote: > As a new father I'm excited to start biking with my daughter in a child > trailer. How young can children be to safely ride in a trailer? DS was in the trailer when he could easily hold up his head. I don't remember anymore what age that was. Somewhere under 6 months? Scott |
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| Re: age for child trailers GS wrote: > As a new father I'm excited to start biking with my daughter in a child > trailer. How young can children be to safely ride in a trailer? DS was in the trailer when he could easily hold up his head. I don't remember anymore what age that was. Somewhere under 6 months? Scott |
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