Baby High Chair
Hi,
Awesome baby high chair with below listed features. maintained really well as long as we used it.
Infra Secure Nibble Highchair. Suitable for children from 6 months to 4 years of age, the Nibble High Chair features six seat heights, three position recline backrest and a three position, one-hand operation feeding tray to ensure a comfortable feeding experience for both child and parent.
-Complies with Australian Standards
-Suitable from 6 months to 17kgs
-6 height positions
-3 recline positions
-One-hand operation feeding tray
-Thick padded seat
-5-point safety harness
-4 lockable swivel wheels
-Easy clean leatherette seat cover
-Adjustable foot rest
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