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Skipper,
Although Sarah does recommend 22", for a kid, 17" is not bad. You might want to bow the seat out a little bit. That will help give it more depth in some places.
Marie
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Hi For what it's worth, having a little more distance between the seat and the window sill is a little safer for small children, and allows you to put pillows on the back wall of the seat. Some states require that the window have tempered glass in a window seat, so be sure to check with the local building inspector.
Susan Roberts Dinion Architects, Inc.
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