Will a super active baby able to push the fence and move the whole thing around on hard wood floor?
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It does come w/suction cups, so if you could get them to stick very well you might not have that problem. I have mine on tile (uneven) and it moves every where.
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No. My baby is super active. She shakes her pack and play back and fourth like crazy. I was worried that she would be able to move this play pen around. I started using this playpen for her and she does try to shake it but it stays firmly In place. I've used it both on tile and hardwood floors. Just make sure all the suction cups are pressed firmly down if not she is able to move whatever section is not secure. Also I've noticed that it entertains her better and shes distracted by the toys on the sides and on the floor. She feels independent and doesn't shake it like crazy
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If it's closed off, like in the form of a square, all ends are attached, no. If you have it open and using it just as a freestanding barrier, yes.
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Hi Jialu Every wall of the playzone have rubber suction cups on the bottom to prevent movement. If the baby is super active then its definitely possible the playzone can shift a little but not a lot. Thank You
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My baby is very active and not able to. There are rubber stoppers on each corner and we added a foam tile flooring to it as well, mine is in the square shape on hard wood floors. Hope that helps.
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It works for my baby. She can move pretty fast in wood floors, concrete floors and also on carpet. I find if she wants to go somewhere or grab something, she can move it faster. So if baby has incentives to move baby will try more. Sometimes she does get stuck and i have to move it and then she can move around again. She is 9mos now. Had it around since 7 mos. I have 2 of these for grandparents and our house and no complaints on both.
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Most likely, yes. The gate has side support bars, perpendicular to the gate itself and touching the floor. I have two dogs under 30 pounds, and one of them was able to move the gate by jumping into it repeatedly.
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It is sturdy...we sit on top of it to put on our shoes. It will depend on what type of floor it will be on as to whether it can be pushed around. However, it is heavy but nothing is toddler proof.
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Standing up wouldn't be a problem, but if he likes to push and move things, he'd probably be able to move this no problems. I stopped using this for my son once he turned one. It was perfect for him before that.
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It'll bounce if you manually move it or the baby is big enough to move it when they kick, but it will not bounce on it's own, but it does vibrate.
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Yes but it will be hard to move. If it's on carpet it will not roll out from under them. if on bare floor you will need to buy caps for the legs to prevent it scratching your floors.
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The raised floor is very sturdy. I'd imagine you'd use it until your baby is pushing up with no problem. I have a chunker 4 mo baby (15 lbs) and we've got a long way to go with the floor raised and can go until the baby outgrows it in length on the floor.
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I have a 14 month old and while mine is against a wall, I'm pretty sure if it wasn't he could push it around IF it is on a smooth, uncarpeted surface. I think if it was on carpet you would probably be OK.
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This walker does not move easily on bare floors, so I imagine it wouldn't move well on carpet, unless your baby os over 9 months old.
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Not at all. I was very disappointed, as that was the sole reason I purchased this for my 9 month old. She still managed to knock it on the floor.
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Yes, It moves easily on wooden floors. It also moves on carpet pretty well.
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I set it up in our living room for my son on his second birthday. I put books and snacks inside and he never had a problem. He crawled in and out all the time. I never felt there was anything that put him in danger (choking etc). It's pretty sturdy especially with a really active 2 year old running around.
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He wouldn't be able to kick it apart but he might be able to slightly move it depending on where and how you had it positioned. He wouldn't be able to move the entire playpen cause all together it is sturdy and heavy but he might slightly move a wall. My two and a half year old who is in to everything & very strong willed loves this thing and she's almost thirty pounds and can't move it ( we don't have it suctioned to the floor either ) actually the only way mine gets moved is if all five of my kids are in it at once playing ( ages eight to two )
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My 2 yr old doesn't seem to be able to move it around too much when he's jumping. Based on my experience I don't think you'll have that problem.
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No problem on my wood floors. I got this for my girl when she turned one. She loved it but was frustrated by the fact that it rolled And was unstable when getting on and off. She started walking at ten months so I thought she was ready... Now she's 18 months and has figured out how to steady the roll. She still absolutely loves it and plays with it daily.
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I would say yes, if she will be doing it on carpet. the carpet will give a little resistance to help her with the walking. My little started pushing the dog backwards by holding onto its ears and head. You may need to provide some extra resistance the first few times she starts to use it in case the dog starts to roll. I would not suggest a new walker use this on a hard floor -- needs a little resistance to help steady their beginning steps.