Solid Wood Highchair Trays Solid Wood Highchair TraysTo locate your Bright Starts product instruction sheet, be sure to know the name of your product. Simply scroll through the alphabetical list below. All instruction sheets are provided in PDF format. If an instruction manual is available, it will be present on the product detail page. If you can’t find your product or an instruction sheet on our website, please contact us. Product assembly videos (for select products) can be found on the product page itself, or on the Bright Starts YouTube channel. Brewster Waterfront Get-Away on Walker Pond! Enjoy the private DOCK at Walker Pond anytime of the day This listing was first published here in 2009. Date last modified - Monday, February 20, 2017 This property requires that you message the owner to complete your booking request. Tell us about your trip: My travel dates are flexible Your dates are Available! Act now, book this property
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Please be aware that this section is for Mothercare and ELC branded items only. For non Mothercare/ELC branded goods, please refer to the suppliers website directly. Please click on the below links to download the relevant instructions you need. We endeavour to ensure that we have all of the Mothercare instructions on this site, if we are missing any, please do not hesitate to let us know. If you are looking for a set of instructions from a supplier of ours, for example: Silver Cross or Maclaren, please check their websites as the most up to date instructions can usually be found on these websites. What do I need to know about highchairs? How can I keep my baby safe in his highchair? How do I know which highchair is right for us? Best highchairsCheck out BabyCentre mums' favourite high chairs. When your baby is sitting up confidently on his own, he’s ready to start taking his meals in a highchair. A highchair is especially handy if you have a family dining table, as you can continue eating while feeding your baby, and he can join in with everyone else at the table.
What do I need to know about highchairs?There’s a huge choice of highchairs on the market, but the most important features are safety and functionality. When you buy a highchair, you need to make sure it’s both sturdy and easy to clean. If space is tight, you will also need to consider how quick and easy the chair is to fold and store. The cost of the highchair will depend on the extras it comes with. Features you may want to look out for include: A multi-function highchair, which converts into a separate low chair and table when your baby is a toddler, or can be used as your child grows up.Extra padding on the seats.Removable and easy-to-clean seat cover.How can I keep my baby safe in his highchair?When choosing a highchair to buy, bear in mind these tips to make sure you get a highchair that will seat your baby safely and securely: The highchair should conform to British safety standard BS 14988.Make sure the chair has a good, wide base for full stability.If you intend to fold and store the highchair when not in use, ensure it is easy to fold, unfold and click back into place, ready for use again.
Check that a harness is included to keep your baby seated securely in his highchair. If not, you can buy one that can be attached to the D-rings, but it must comply with safety standard BS 6684. When in use, keep these safety points in mind: Make sure your child is properly strapped in when sitting in his highchair. Supervise your baby at all times while he is in the highchair. Don’t ever leave him alone when he is eating in case he chokes.Don’t use a highchair on a raised or slippery surface. See our safe feeding guide for other tips.How do I know which highchair is right for us?Your choice of highchair may be dictated by how much space you have in your home. Some chairs can take up a lot of space. A highchair that is easy to keep clean is also a priority for many parents. Personal taste also comes into it. Are you happy to have something bright and colourful? Or do you prefer the more neutral colour of wood? Maybe design is more important to you, and you want a highchair that is sleek and stylish?
We asked some BabyCentre parents to share what is most important to them. Their tips may help you decide what type of highchair is best for you and your baby. "We chose a highchair that converts to a toddler chair and, when needed, a junior chair. We have had it since our daughter was seven months old. We are using it as a toddler chair at the moment. It’s an incredibly sturdy-looking chair, so I’ve no doubt it will last for years to come. It’s also very easy to clean, which is no small thing with a messy eater!" "You may think you need to spend a lot of money on a highchair that has a reclining seat, removable tray, different height adjustments and so on. We bought a new one that has none of these features and it’s been perfect. Most of my friends say they wish they hadn’t spent so much on a highchair. I’ve heard that once they get to the age of two, many toddlers are reluctant to sit in a highchair anyway." "My favourite thing about our highchair is that it’s easy to clean.
The seat cushion is made of wipe-clean material and the tray is removable, which makes cleaning simple. The only thing I don’t like, is that the harness, being made from material, is hard to get clean. The large basket on the bottom is great for keeping toys. The downside of the chair is that it takes up quite a bit of space when in use." "We have a wooden highchair because I prefer natural materials. There are many plus points to our chair. You can adjust the seat and footrest to fit the exact size of your child. The safety bar in front also expands and contracts to accommodate your growing baby. You can remove the tray and the safety bar to convert the chair to a junior seat, too. It can even be used as a chair for adults!" "Plastic high chairs may not be the prettiest, but I had a wooden highchair before, and they are a nightmare to keep clean. Our highchair adjusts to seven heights and I love the fact that I can just put the tray in the dishwasher. I also like the nice high back on the chair, as I think it offers good support in the early days of starting solids."
"We have a pretty ordinary plastic highchair. The cover comes off for easy cleaning and I can wash it in the washing machine. There is a basket underneath for toys, but it collected a lot of dirt, so I took it off. It folds away nice and easily. The seat also reclines, which I found great when my baby was younger." "I’m not sure our portable highchair is strictly a highchair! It’s secured to the table using clamps, very simple, and doesn’t take up any floor space. We’ve used it since our son was six months old and it’s fantastic. It is very light, can be taken anywhere and folds down to the size of a pizza box. However, it is hard to get food off the straps and you can’t wash it, so cleaning can be quite hard work. You will need a table top that is between 18mm (0.71in) and 50mm (2in) deep, so you can safely attach it." "The booster seat I bought for my baby is one of my best buys! What’s great is the height of the tray. A lot of highchairs seem to have very high trays.
This can be annoying for mums and babies if you are trying baby-led weaning, or even just offering finger foods. I am sure babies eventually get big enough to use the tray easily, but it’s not ideal when starting out. With this booster seat, my baby can easily reach his food from the outset." Get tips on weaning your baby in our expert video on starting solids. Track your baby’s development Join now to receive free weekly newsletters tracking your baby’s development and yours throughout your pregnancy. Enter your due date or child's birthday Enter your email address Privacy policy & terms Support for your parenting journey. Delivered to your inbox. My Baby This Week Newsletter Keep up with your baby’s development with personalised weekly newsletters. Get the latest parenting news, plus expert advice and real-world wisdom. Special Offers from Our Partners Receive discounts, deals and parenting information from BabyCentre’s partners.