Absolutely not to your Bee question. In fact I have had a love hate relationship with my Bee for a year now.....I like its neatness especially the fold, but I hated the lightness of it and how I had wheels off the ground when cornering. The Scoot is the first pushchair I think may convince me to sell the Bee because the fold and lightness are comparable.
My 4 year old was sat in the Scoot really happily last night. She's 107cms tall and couldn't reach the footrest yet. So I wouldn't worry about your 13 month old. I could tip her up easily - no problem parent and forward facing but I do have good arm muscles!!
The Active position seems great to be TBH. I have seen much much worse. Its pretty upright and I dont have any issue with it at all.
Right now....fresh out of the box...
Cons
The footrest is soooo fiddly to fit......
There's no calf support for a sleeping smaller child.
The way the front of the seat folds up and down is a pain - especially if the seat is off the chassis and you need to open it!! You have to put it back on the chassis to open (I tried because I needed the harness altering - best done with the seat fully open but I had removed it from the chassis).
Horrible small plastic wheels.
I hate the missing chunk out of the handlebar for the cupholder - WHY didn't they put a blanking plate on it.
Equally I hate the other socket / hole in the fabric - I think for a parasol??
Just two seating positions - I tend not to use a lie flat sleeping position so a midway one would have been useful.
Pros
Small, light, neat folded PF, good sized basket
HUGE seat
Long leg length with a choice of heights in both directions
I like how the changing bag can clip underneath
Seems easy to push even with a heavy child on board.
Looks well made and good quality.
Recline - simple and easy to do
Attention to detail is good
Ask me again when I have used it in a few weeks time!!