If you have an infant or small child on your booking you may bring one of each of the following: These items are carried as checked baggage for free, regardless of fare and in addition to any checked-baggage allowance. Approved car seats can be used on all planes except regional New Zealand Q300 aircraft. See: What do I need to know about bringing a car seat on board? You must contact us if you’re bringing a car seat, as a limited number can be fitted on each flight. If your stroller collapses to our carry-on baggage dimensions (56cm x 23cm x 36cm) and it’s securely packed within a protective cover/bag, then it can be carried on board most Jetstar flights (except New Zealand regional flights on Q300 aircraft). It will count towards your carry-on baggage allowance If your stroller is larger than our carry-on baggage limit, it must be checked in as checked baggage. Make sure you pack all items as securely as possible to minimise the risk of damage. For more information see the family travel page.
ToddlerHard to believe, but here comes (yet another) toddler transition: the move from high chair to table. The seating options are a dining booster seat or a hook-on high chair — read on to find out which one’s best for your tot’s bottom.Dining Booster SeatsYour critter will probably be ready for a booster seat at around 18 months, but if she seems happy in her high chair, there’s no need to move her until around 24 months. A few more things to know: If you have a convertible high chair, then you already own a booster seat — you just need to make the switch (don’t panic if you didn’t keep the manual — the directions are online, too). And don’t use a car booster seat as a dining booster seat — though they’re both pieces of toddler gear designed to keep your cutie secure, they’re definitely not interchangeable.Pros:Dining booster seats are pretty portable, so you can use your own wherever you eat out with toddlers (and bypass that germy restaurant high chair).They take up less space — in your kitchen, closet, or car trunk — than freestanding high chairs.
They’re much simpler to clean than crevice-filled high chairs.Cons:If your child isn’t strapped in securely, it’s pretty easy for her to slip and slide in (or out of) her seat.A dining booster seat might create a tight squeeze (no knee room) for a tall toddler, and that means neither of you will be happy at the table.Most dining booster seats are too bulky to stow in luggage when traveling.Features to look for:Straps to attach the booster seat to an adult chair (these are a must)Safety belts to keep your squirmy worm from wriggling out of the chair (another must — and use them every time)Stain-resistant, easy-to-wipe fabric or plastic to make clean-up a cinchA design that suits your toddler’s temperament. A wiggler will do better in a plush, high-back seat; it might keep her calm and comfy longer. Got a mellow tot? A simple, low-back chair may do the trick.Hook-On High ChairsAs soon as your little one can sit up (around six months), she can score a spot with the grown-ups with a hook-on high chair.
These seats clip right onto the table (and can be unclipped and stashed away after each meal).Pros:Your tot can sit anywhere there’s a table, no extra chairs required.This handy seat is a huge space-saver over a freestanding high chair.Hook-on seats are easy to fold, a welcome feature for families on the go.Cons:You must pay close attention to the weight recommendation — hook-on high chairs usually hold up to 35 pounds, but that number varies from seat to seat.You need a very stable table to hook the chair onto. Even a tiny toddler can tip a shaky table.Hook-on high chairs tend to cost more than dining booster seats.With their seat covers and attachment parts, they’re trickier to clean than dining booster seats, which tend to be one smooth piece.Features to look for:A chair you can attach and detach in a snapClasps that won’t mark up your furnitureSturdy clips and a belt that can securely (and comfortably) hold your childA high back for extra support, especially if you have a younger toddlerA removable, machine-washable seat (preferably padded) so it’s easier to clean up a toddler mealtime mess or a vinyl-padded one you can easily wipe down
same day pick up(32) aden by aden + anais(3) buy more and save(10) price low - high price high - low ratings high - low items per page: | High Chairs to Fit Your Budget and Needs Your baby is now sitting up on their own and eating solid food. This means it’s time to start looking for high chairs. Like your child’s car seat, the high chair is going to be used on a daily basis. It needs to be secure and durable because it will take a lot of abuse. We have high chairs from some of the biggest brands, and they span from simple to high tech. Get a basic high chair if you’re not interested in a bunch of extra bells and whistles. A higher end high chair may pay off more in the long run because many of them convert into booster seats. Some high chairs are tray free, and you’ll often find these in restaurants. High chairs with trays are the most common type, and there are several types. Some high chairs have rays that don’t detach, but most are detachable and dishwasher safe.
Find the right high chair that meets not only your budget, but space, cleaning, and versatility requirements. View all our options for high chairs in the baby department. Baby Bottles and Accessories Baby bottles will eventually break down due to the wear and tear of feedings. Shop for baby bottles created by your favorite brands. Many of the bottles we feature are BPA and PVC free. In addition to a new set of baby bottles, look into getting a sterilization system, a bottle warmer, and formula making system. A sterilization system can clean multiple bottles and accessories at once. The bottle warmer quickly warms 5 oz. to 9 oz. bottles in six minutes or less. Turn the dial on the front to the correct bottle size and the warmer adjust to the appropriate temperature. A formula making system is similar to your coffee maker. It can make a large batch of formula to keep on hand, and it easily dispenses into bottles. For moms who switch between breastfeeding and bottle feeding, we have many nursing covers for you to pick up along with your new bottles.