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Price: £74.90 - £69.59
(as of Mar 02, 2025 23:16:40 UTC – Details)
From the brand
Maxmass combines aesthetics and practicality through professional design and production. Focusing on “assembling premium toys and calling for a healthy childhood”. We are committed to creating an interesting activity center for growing children, allowing adorable pet friends to provide endless warmth to babies.
Let children grow up healthy and happy, and let lovely pet and family live in harmony. We believe this is an ideal gift for little ones.
Infant & Toddler Beds
Highchair
Bed Rails
Changing Tables
Nursery Step Stools
Multiple Adjustments: With 4-position backrest, 4 adjustable heights, 4 footrest positions and 2 telescoping positions, this adjustable baby highchair will meet your baby’s different needs. Besides, the food tray with 3 adjustable positions offer your baby comfortable sitting experience in different ages.
Removable Double Tray: The food tray is made of PP material, which does not contain BPA and is resistant to high temperatures. And the upper tray with groove is designed for placing bottles or bowls. In addition, the detachable double trays are applicable for dishwashers, which largely facilitates cleaning steps.
Safe Protection & Rolling Wheels: The baby feeding chair has 5-point safety harness and anti-falling baffle, which can prevent your baby from falling off the seat. With 2 lockable and smooth rear wheels, you can easily and quietly move this baby feeding chair to living room, dining room, bedroom, etc.
Stable Construction & Detachable Cushion: This foldable high chair combines with steel frame and triangular structure, offering enough support for babies under 36 months. More than that, the cushion can also be removed from the seat, making it easy to clean.
Portable and Foldable Design: The adjustable high chair has a folding button on the side and the folding dimension is 57 x 33 x 113cm (L x W x H). When you don’t use or want to carry out, you can fold into a corner or put out in the trunk of your car.
