can not deliver to you from here. , where you can place your order. United Arab Emirates | › View More Collections Recall & Safety Notifications Product Care & Maintenance Get Graco Articles & Updates Home > Highchairs > Classic Highchairs > Slim Snacker™ Highchair Fast folding highchair – the easy one-hand, one-second fold lets you store your highchair at a moment's noticeSuper-slim folding highchair is designed to fit in compact spaces for easy storageFold it and forget it, with the self-standing fold; it's easy to store in pantry or closet in between mealtimesEasy clean seat pad let's you simply wipe it clean to keep your baby's space tidyThe 3-position reclining seat lets you find the right position for your child's comfortable feedings - at each stageLarge mesh storage basket lets you keep baby's essentials at your fingertips during meals and snacksFull-sized tray with cupholder offers lots of space for your growing child’s meals and snacksThe footrest helps keep your child comfy so
mealtimes are a pleasureConvertible 3- and 5-point harness keeps baby secured Graco's Slim Snacker™ is the ultra-fast folding highchair, with a one-hand, one-second fold. Moms (and dads!) will love how easy it is! Once folded, it's ultra-compact, so it fits in small spaces and is self-standing for easy storage. Cleaning this slim highchair is a snap too – just wipe the seat pad down to keep your child's dining space tidy. A large mesh storage basket for your child's favorite things and a full-sized cupholder keep it convenient, while the three-position reclining seat, footrest and seat pad keep your child comfy during meals and snacks. To clean frame, use only household soap and warm water. Wipe with damp cloth or machine wash seat pad separately in cold water--delicate cycle; no bleach and drip dry. Recommended Age Range: Up to 3 Years Old Child Occupancy Max: 1 Weight Range: Not to Exceed 40 lbs Shop NowAdd To Registry which highchair is right for me?
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It’s ready for your family right from the start. The wood style complements a variety of home décors, and the cushioned pad comes with an additional padded insert to provide smaller babies with extra comfort and support.As your baby grows, the recline adjusts easily for spoon feeding and eventual self-feeding of finger foods from the convenient, dishwasher-safe insert tray. For an older child, removing the tray lets you pull the chair right up to the table until they’re ready to transfer to an adult chair.It's easy to keep the high chair clean. The pad can be tossed in the machine or simply wiped down after a messy meal. Whether you put the insert tray right into the dishwasher or simply give it a quick scrub in the sink, you'll feel confident that you're giving your child a nice clean eating surface for every meal.The Dine and Recline High chair provides extra safety too. The 5-point harness is great for keeping babies secure during mealtimes. Later, as your child grows, the harness converts to a sturdy 3-point system that keeps them sitting securely while eating.
The right recline for all stages of feeding: newborn, baby, toddlerPadded insert for extra comfort and supportQuick clean seat pad wipes down with a sponge and is machine washable for easy cleanup after extra-messy mealsConvenient, dishwasher-safe insert trayBib bar on back keeps extra bibs handy during feedingsSturdy, 5-point harness converts to 3-point for older childRemoving tray provides older child with a seat right at the tableWood style complements the home Please refer to the instruction manual that was included with your product for all warning and instructional use.Click here to see our updated list for 2017 These are the top 10 highchairs available in 2014. We ranked them by design, booster seat option, age range, and safety. You also want to make sure you get a comfortable infant high chair so that your child enjoys themselves. Remember, if your baby is happy and calm you are happy and calm :) This rule applies to highchairs as well. $25 – $100$100 – $200$200+PlasticWood Fashion
SEE IT NOW 3SEE IT NOW 1SEE IT NOW Price, Info, & Pics Price, Info, & PicsThe high chair is one of those baby products that you will find yourself using well-past the toddling stage — because a 2-year-old learning to use utensils needs a wide berth. As for what you’re looking for in this fairly pricey investment? Five things: Easy to clean seat. Easy to clean tray. High enough so you don’t kill your back. And stable enough so dinnertime doesn’t become hospital time. Here are a few of the best seats for every decor and budget. Pros: Baby Gear Lab called the Seeding “one of our easiest chairs to set up right out of the box, just under 6 minutes, and earning itself a 7 out of 10 in ease of setup.” It will also accommodate kids from 4 months up to 3 years (or 45 pounds). And The Nightlight gave it their top pick, saying that it “wowed” them in every category but “removable, cleanable straps; a flat tray bottom; parts made of environmentally friendly materials;
replacement parts that are easy to get,” set it apart from from the competition. Cons: If you have a small kitchen, this may not be your solution. BGL says, “The Seedling struggled in our footprint and portability rating metric, earning only a 3 out of 10 when compared to the other chairs. It’s footprint was a whopping 726 square inches, whereas the Stokke Tripp Trapp only took up 396 square inches of space.” Height: Adjustable to 41.3 inches Max load: 45 lbs Pros: The Norwegian know how to design some furniture, even if it’s destined to get covered with strained peas. Baby Gear Lab touts the Tripp Trapp’s longevity, saying “It grows with your child with its easy adjustments and can hold up to 300 pounds.” (Of course, your adult son may not want to climb into his old high chair.) Cool Mom Picks says, “The tray covers a large area and has a deep rim to catch spills, but the best part are the 6 tray-top templates it comes with so you can swap letters for numbers for animals.”
Cons: Even cool designs can still topple over. “There is indeed a tipping possibility if the chair is on certain surfaces and if they can reach a certain part of the table,” says one Amazon reviewer. “So please, please make sure you do not fall into this category before buying this chair.” You’re also going to want to invest in the separate baby set for little ones. Max load: 300 lbs Safety harness: 5-point with separate baby set Pros: Consumer Reports gave BabyBjörn good ratings, although they found it a little tricky saying “this very small, lightweight chair will surprise you. Takes up remarkably little floor space, and folds up even smaller. There’s a steep learning curve with this chair, but once you get used to it, it’s easy to use.” And Baby Gear Lab thought that this chair was built from alien infant technology, saying, “When it comes to ease of cleaning, this chair blew away the competition, earning a perfect 10 out of 10. It literally has no crevices for food to get caught in, no big base for food to land on, no cushions to stain, and no inserts to lift up or remove and machine wash.”
Cons: “Some features are tricky — almost counterintuitive — to use,” says Consumer Reports who have doubts about the adjustable tray’s lack of movement and difficulty figuring out the folding feature. Other owners complained that it didn’t fit their toddlers, but CR said, “Although it looked snug, we were able to seat a mannequin representing a 3-year-old child (30 lbs, 38 inches tall). Max load: Up to 3 years old Safety harness: Tray functions as restraint Phil & Teds Poppy Pros: Its design doesn’t scream I live with a tiny thing that screams. Beyond the aesthetics, this high chair is dead simple to set up. Cool Mom Picks says, “There’s almost no assembly required, which means you just pop in the legs, pop in the baby and you’re pretty much ready to go.” They’re also big on the lack of seams, so “no wayward bits of organic avocado or quinoa can find their way to where they shouldn’t be.” And Baby Gizmo talks about how the Poppy can grow with your kid, saying “The Poppy transforms into a “My Chair” for 3 to 5 years old (44 lbs) by removing the tray, crotch bar and half of the legs.
A high chair that works as a sturdy toddler chair is thumbs up in our book!” Cons: An Amazon reviewer points out that because the tray isn’t adjustable, a few things may happen, “Food and utensils WILL drop into their laps and beyond. At some point a knee will pop up as they sit in power poses to show you who is boss. And, “You cannot shove them back against the chair and pin them securely in place (if you wanted to).” Max load: 44 lbs Phil & Teds Poppy ($120) Pros: For the price of a large pizza, this fully-functional high chair can be yours. And, unlike a lot of IKEAs modular torture puzzles, putting it together just means attaching the legs (Allen wrench included). One owner on Baby Center says, “The separate tray and chair pads are very inexpensive. Also the perfect chair for grandma’s house at that price!” And an Amazon reviewer says “Sometimes I just lift the chair up and pour all the Cheerios right into the sink.” Pro tip: Take the baby out first.
That blasted tray is awful! It snaps on so easily but is nearly impossible to remove,” says the formerly happy Baby Center customer. Other reviewers echo that sentiment, saying that the price is right, the design is cool, but that unadjustable tray is a dealbreaker. Max load: not available Pros: Brand new to the market, the 4moms chair will appeal to those who still wonder how magnets work — because that’s how you attach the tray. One Amazon reviewer noted, “I struggled with our old chair getting the tray on and off with one hand while holding my daughter. This one is VERY easy but still secure so baby won’t break free when in chair.” Other than using physics to secure your kid, it’s also easy to clean and has adjustable height. Cons: Some early complaints that the magnet isn’t as strong as it could be and the seat is difficult to adjust. But that’s the price you pay for being a high chair innovator. Pros: It doesn’t have a seamless body, but the seat cover does pop out for cleaning.