Fisher-Price SpaceSaver Simple Clean High Chair – Pacific Pebble, Portable Infant-to-Toddler Dining Chair and Booster seat with Easy Clean up Features

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The chair is completely upright for appropriate trunk, pelvic, and lower body alignment, and comes with a five-point harness system that accompanies the infant bucket seat. Many high chairs on the market have a recline feature for babies who can’t maintain upright sitting balance. Juliana, 8 months, could use a few more adjustments to improve her positioning in this standard, high back, infant high chair. You can adjust the seat's recline and tray position as the baby grows, then convert the chair to a toddler booster seat.

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A rear-tilting pelvis position also limits a child’s ability to use smaller muscles, such as their hands, lips, tongue, and jaw. Keep in mind that the goal is for baby to weight bear into the footrest, so any addition to the footrest should be securely taped to the footrest/chair. The wraparound, deep-dish tray and liner help keep the baby from pushing food onto the floor, and the tray liner easily lifts out for quick cleaning in the dishwasher.Placing a book in the high chair seat can give baby just enough boost to appropriately reach the table or tray. When assessing baby’s posture in the high chair, also consider their position in relation to the table or tray, as well as their feet on the footplate. After making any modifications to encourage correct positioning, adjust the height of the footplate to meet baby’s feet. It can usually be found above the barcode on the packaging and instructions, on the fabric tag, or etched into the product itself. You may use your High Chair in the upright position only with a child who has enough upper body control to sit up unassisted; 50 pounds maximum.

An estimated 5,100+ infants are evaluated every year in emergency departments in the United States after falling from a highchair. Make sure baby is sitting high enough so that both of baby's forearms rest comfortably on the table in front of them. Seatback does not provide appropriate positioning for total upright posture and it is difficult for the knees to be bent at 90 degrees. You may need to adjust the tray to give them space to sit comfortably, but this small change in alignment puts them at a biomechanical advantage for eating safely.As such, when in a reclined position, food placed in the mouth is more likely to move backwards towards the throat as gravity pulls in that direction. It comes with a three-point safety harness, a removable tray, and can be strapped to the chair for increased safety. There are alternative ways to establish a safe eating environment for babies; however, a high chair with a totally upright seat and adjustable footplate is often the easiest way to make sure baby is in the proper and safe position for eating. At this age, high chair harness straps also assist in postural control, helping the child remain totally upright, and preventing falls when tired or overly wiggly and playful.