Baby Trend Seggiolone Sit Right, Paisley

Name: Baby Trend Seggiolone Sit Right, Paisley
Brand: Baby Trend
SKU: 0090014017538
Price: 228.08 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Baby Trend

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228.08

Questo seggiolone Baby Trend della nostra nuova collezione Paisley offre stile, sicurezza, facilità d'uso e praticità quando il tuo piccolo inizia a sperimentare gusti, sapori e consistenze diverse. Il tuo bambino sarà al sicuro e comodo durante i pasti con questo seggiolone robusto e ricco di funzionalità. Il seggiolone regolabile in altezza Sit-Right è facile da pulire e il vassoio da portata è lavabile in lavastoviglie, inoltre offre tre posizioni e il funzionamento con una sola mano. L'imbracatura di sicurezza a tre punti, la seduta reclinabile in tre posizioni e sei diverse regolazioni in altezza offrono il massimo comfort per il tuo bambino e comodità per te. Questo seggiolone Baby Trend è un gioco da ragazzi da montare, quindi puoi iniziare a usarlo subito. 22 L x 27 L x 39,5 A. Destinato a bambini che possono stare seduti in posizione eretta senza assistenza fino a 40 libbre.

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EAN: 0090014017538

Categories: Alimentazione, Seggioloni e seggiolini, Seggioloni,

Telaio compatto in acciaio, piega autoportante, peso massimo 40 libbre. Il seggiolone regolabile in altezza Sit-Right ha un'imbracatura di sicurezza a 3 punti. Il vassoio lavabile in lavastoviglie ha 3 posizioni e funziona con una sola mano. Il seggiolone Booster ha 6 regolazioni in altezza e 3 reclinabili. Per l'uso da parte di un bambino che può stare seduto in posizione eretta senza assistenza.

Batteries required	‎No
Brand	Baby Trend
Color	Paisley
Country/Region of origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 2,806 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Is portable	‎Yes
Item model number	‎HC05142
Item Weight	17 Pounds
Item Weight	‎17 pounds
Material	Steel
Material Type	‎Steel
Maximum weight recommendation	‎40 Pounds
Number Of Items	‎1
Product Dimensions	22.5"D x 33"W x 42.5"H
Product Dimensions	‎8.86 x 12.99 x 16.73 inches
Style	‎Sit Right High Chair
Target gender	‎Female

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Scritto da: Living Wage Advocate

Imagine you don't have directions they are poorly written. The item doesn't match the item shipped.

If you expected colored red handles on the unit you'll get one with GREY handles (not red) , different decals on the product and no seat insert. The instructions to assemble the high chair are TERRIBLE. Key words such as --in front of or behind are missing. It does not have an item list that is comprehensive. You will see a reference to a seat insert that is "optional". The manufacturer optioned not to include the optional seat insert. The unit on all the legs, has black caps upon shipping. They look like they are permanent. The instructions do not reference removing these 8 black caps yet you must remove these caps. If you have good eyesight the caps are stamped with indications to remove them. The instructions again should have said that these caps are solely for shipping. The seat cushion should be fastened to the seat before assembling the seat. This could have been referenced with text in the instructions that said--fasten seat cushion first or simply with a bold #1. The diagram does not do justice to the way you must loop elastic pieces on the bottom of the cushion through two oval shaped perforations (holes) and then loop it around and over a clasp. It takes some fumbling, stretching coordination, strategizing to do this. Not only is it hard to string the elastic through the hole, it's hard to loop the elastic over the tab. Be prepared for the elastic to boing back against the cushion and start from zero a few times. There is a diagram that is updated for two plastic clips attached to the seat cover that they claim go over something or other on the arm rests. Actually these two clips go on the rear of the chair at arm rest-ish height. The diagram does not resemble the chair at all. It's just not a picture of the Sit Right High Chair. You'll know you've done something almost correct if you use the notch in the center of the clip against the white plastic of the seat back, the clip part slides over the seat as well. A good diagram would have shown the exact location. Stickers on the white seat back would have done wonders to indicate the location. The instructions reference levers that are there for folding the chair (one lever on the left of the chair, one on the right). The mechanisms should not be forced. They do not work the way the instructions indicate period. Just learn by feel which squeezing position ultimately releases the lock on the rear legs and the rear legs release. To unfold, you must learn again how to squeeze these levers (don't swing them) it's sort of a light press. I found that I first learned the front of the chair is where the foot rest is. You must push the levers up to the front to fold the rear legs. To unfold you must press the levers to the front a bit further. The directions will use the word opposite. NOPE. Press the levers gently to the front to fold or unfold. The tray does go on off easily but you want to insure that both the left arm rest and right arm rests are both lined up with the channel in the tray. If it's not lined up correctly only one side will be properly and firmly locked. I'd use child safety seat sensibility. Look, tug gently. If it's right, the tray is perfect. If it's wrong you'll see immediately. Just for your first 3 to 5 times eyeball the tray carefully to learn the positioning. The tray has a latch / lever at the front. It's not really a pull again but a pushing of the spring loaded piece in towards the chair. So to engage the spring you're compressing (pushing ) the spring in. Squeezing would imply your fingers are pulling something towards you. You're actually using the palm of your hand to push the spring (big white spring loaded oval) on the front of the tray in towards the seat back. Setting up the legs (earlier step) involves first nesting the top mechanism's front leg in through a tunnel on the seat's white housing. The diagram really doesn't show this right. You'll have a very wobbly unit that's less wobbly but not entirely unwobbly until you add the leg bottoms to the unit . The leg bottoms have screws / rivets. These should be facing the inside of the chair. All plastic will be facing out looking sleek. The tray has an insert. It come out easily but don't force it. You pry the tray insert up lightly at the left & right sides of the tray unit & it pops out. You only have to pry UNTIL the side you're prying lifts up. It goes back in with a snap. Do everything lightly. I'd say this is a 30 min. assembly. If you're not an engineer (thus not used to poorly written directions) give yourself 45 mins to assemble --it's not really a physical endeavor, doesn't require tools--it's about figuring out what the instructions mean. OKAY--after building---it's been a great high chair . It's sturdy enough. The straps adjust well around the baby to prevent a fall. Our baby has been using it from 6 months on, now 8 months. If you're baby is slouching left or right--just go old school and bunch up and old towel or two on the left or right. Mostly baby sits up right. I think for the money this is fine. It's not so big as people say on the bottom. For cripes sake it's got legs that unfold and form a wild solid baby don't tip over base. I'm not living in Pottery Barn. Take a gander at this chair. Just read my instructions to reason out some stuff. If you're an engineer or write / read directions often, you won't be mystified. IKEA directions these aren't.

Scritto da: Shanel wright

We love it

I love it the belt to sprap the baby in could have been better thou

Scritto da: InSpokane

Perfect for what you need

This is a great everyday high chair. I have 5 kids this is my last baby (I've said that 5 times soo...) And I've had every high chair you can think of. I've made the mistake of buying super high end chairs, and even tried to skimp on the cheaper ones. This Is the only highchair I've found that is exactly what you need. Comfortable, adjustable sturdy, easy to put together, easy to clean, and it comes in so many patterns.

Scritto da: Jessica

Good quality

2 years later and my daughter still uses it.

Scritto da: bjh

Really pretty seat cover and easy to wipe clean

I purchased this high chair for my 8 mth old granddaughter whom I keep during the weekdays. I love the snuggly comfort of the seat and that it reclines to several positions to help while she is learning to hold her bottles and sippy cups. Also it has the option to adjust the height of the chair for future needs at the table which is nice. The removable divider tray will be great when she starts finger foods! The legs are very stable and it fold up like a breeze, you just need to slide the front of the legs to you when opening and slide the back to you when closing, both while releasing the leavers on each side of seat. The chair has waist straps to secure the baby but no guard rail, only the tray which has a built in leg separator. So when that is removed, the waist strap is the only thing securing the baby. I would never leave her unattended in the chair so overall all I really like it and will be able to use it along time.

Scritto da: Ashton

Adjustable

We purchased this item as an early Christmas gift for our 6 month old. It's perfect because you can make it lower or as high as you need it. Easy to assemble and move from one room to another. Easy to clean and holds other baby items like toys or cups in the removable tray. It doesn't scracth your floor when you slide it across the floor.

Scritto da: BG

Find another high chair

Even knowing how to use this chair is awkward and goes against most mechanisms of high chairs - the tray is complete counter intuitive, the unlocking and locking of the legs is also not easy. Perhaps if used regularly, you would adjust to the idiosyncrasies but I use it infrequently and each time need to YouTube it as it makes no sense. I have used many high chairs and this is one of the most difficult to use. Having said that, it is safe …

Scritto da: Cynthia J. Mignogna

I love this high chair

I absolutely love this high chair! The material on the seat cleans very well, the tray comes off easy, it folds easy and I love the pattern! I was reading lots of reviews on this highchair and a lot of people had an issue with the tray, there is a button in the front to release it so I’m not sure how they have an issues with taking it off. I also read that this high chair isn’t a good fit for a small baby. I have a small baby and the straps tighten to fit her. There is a warning label on the straps that make it hard to tighten the straps. Over all, I would recommend this high chair to friends who are looking for one!

Scritto da: Carlos Alberto

Práctico para el tiempo que le dure si es que no crece muy rápido

Me gustó y sobre todo para hija cuando la pusimos para la silla, sin embargo al dejó muy rápido porque crecio rápido y ya mejor usó la silla,

Scritto da: Patricia

Excelente producto

Esta perfecta para los bebés. Su silla es del ancho perfecto para que no se vayan de lado si aún no se sientan con tanta seguridad. Es robusta y segura. Fácil de armar y la bandeja grande me encanta.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

bien , pero la mesa es muy grande para mi .

Ya tengo un mes usando la silla , me gusta las 3 reclinaciones del asiento , lo que no me gusta es que la bandeja es muy grande y cuando se ensucia y necesita agua está muy grande para lavarla en el fregadero .

Scritto da: NANCY LUJAN

Silla alta y súper cómoda para bebé.

Excelente silla alta, a mi bebé le encantó ya que tiene el asiento muy cómodo y acojinado. Súper fácil de limpiar y muy resistente. Lo recomiendo ampliamente. En verdad lo volvería a comprar. Cumplió con todas mis expectativas, precio justo. Estoy muy satisfecha con mi compra.

Scritto da: Mara

Muy comoda y ligera

Por su precio esta muy completa, de buena calidad y fácil aseo