How to Adjust the Seat Height on a Safety 1st Grip 'N Go Walker
You can give your baby more freedom with a Safety 1st Grip ‘N Go Walker 1. Before walking or crawling, he or she will enjoy using this walker to move around the house and exercise his or her legs. Your baby can start using this walker once he or she can sit unassisted and if he or she weighs less than 30 pounds and measures less than 32 inches. The Safety 1st Grip ‘N Go Walker’s seat height can be adjusted to three different positions, which allows the walker to grow with your baby 1.
Find the adjustment seat button on the front, under the tray.
Press the button and move the seat up or down to fit your baby.
Rotate the button counterclockwise to lock the position.
Tips
You can fold the walker by pressing the seat adjustment button and pushing the frame down to make it collapse. This makes the walker smaller for storage and travel.
Warnings
Do not adjust the seat height while the baby is on the walker.
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- "Safety 1st Grip 'N Go Walker User Manual"; Safety 1st, 2008
- O'Sullivan, S. B. (1994). Physical rehabilitation: assessment and treatment. Philadelphia: F.A. Davis Company
- You can fold the walker by pressing the seat adjustment button and pushing the frame down to make it collapse. This makes the walker smaller for storage and travel.
- Do not adjust the seat height while the baby is on the walker.
Lucia Mata has been writing since 2008, covering parenting and design topics. Her work has appeared in both English and Spanish publications. Mata has an Associate of Arts in interior design from Salt Lake Community College and a Bachelor of Arts in communications from Utah Valley University.
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