This suggested age range may be based on what age range the manufacturer recommends will like the product best, or what age range is appropriate based on safety information and restrictions. You may use your Booster Seat with a child who has enough upper body control to sit up unassisted; 45 pounds maximum. For some smaller babies, the infant bucket seat is still a bit big with room for a baby to lean from side to side, especially with the tray removed.

The footrest is not fully height-adjustable, which may work fine for an older/taller infant and toddler, but it’s often not high enough for most infants. Occasionally, your package may not be delivered due to weather conditions or a concern for the package safety. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).You may use your SpaceSaver High Chair in the upright position only by children capable of sitting up unassisted; 50 pounds maximum. Rather than a reclined seat, a chair with complete head and neck support may be key to safely introducing solids to babies with developmental delays. When a child’s feet have nothing beneath them for support or if they just lightly touch the footplate, the child’s weight centers back on the butt. WHP Global™, the Babies ”R” Us Logo, “R Us” Wordmarks and the Reversed “R” Monogram Logo are trademarks of WHP Global™, registered in the U.

An estimated 5,100+ infants are evaluated every year in emergency departments in the United States after falling from a highchair. The deep-dish tray and liner prevent food spills, while the dishwasher-safe tray and seat make cleaning up a breeze. Every manufacturer that participates in the JPMA Certification Program is held to the highest standards and must meet or exceed those standards on every product. It can usually be found above the barcode on the packaging and instructions, on the fabric tag, or etched into the product itself. For older babies and toddlers, harness straps are no longer needed for postural control, and instead help corral an active young toddler.This traditional, high seatback chair comes with a five-point harness and washable seat cover, as well as four-level adjustable seat height.

Place a thick blanket or towel behind baby’s back, so the butt comes forward towards the edge of the seat and lets the knees come forward enough so the lower legs can hang and feet can bear weight on the book below. An older baby or toddler, like Maeve (13 months) above, can likely sit without much additional support. Solid Starts is an independent organization that does not accept affiliate revenue or corporate kickbacks to review products. You can adjust the seat's recline and tray position as the baby grows, then convert the chair to a toddler booster seat.If baby’s knees are bent (like Maeve’s knees in the picture below), try a shoe box or small, flat item about 6-10 inches tall. You may use your High Chair in the upright position only with a child who has enough upper body control to sit up unassisted; 50 pounds maximum. The seat depth is fully adjustable and, by moving the seat, you can make sure baby is positioned with their back against the seatback while allowing the knees to bend at 90 degrees. High chair systems are equipped with straps or harness systems to make sure a child is safe and secure. The foot rest is small, so a pasta box may be just enough to bring up the footplate height for a smaller baby.

If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. A stable, adjustable footplate provides the best base for the rest of the body, allowing the chewing and swallowing muscles to do their job. With a significantly smaller seat and a base that often must be tightened to keep stable, the Nomi is less sturdy than other chairs on the market. It features an adjustable recline and tray position, allowing you to customize it for your child's needs. With a blanket roll for additional support along baby’s back, baby may be able to sit forward enough in the chair to allow the knees to bend adequately.The Cosco Simple Fold has a three-point harness while the Grow and Go chair has a five-point harness. The footrest is adjustable, but only to two heights, which may work fine for an older or taller infant and toddler, but likely not high enough for many infants. Many babies will gain upright stability with both forearms on the tray, and the tray aligned at belly height rather than nipple height. The wraparound, deep-dish tray and liner help keep baby from pushing food onto the floor, and the tray liner easily lifts out for quick cleaning in the dishwasher. In comparison, Max (left) is bringing his weight more forward, his shoulders are in front of his hips, and he is bearing weight through his arms on the tray.