View from the Top Keekaroo High Chair Contest

You could win* a Keekaroo Height Right™ High Chair plus Wooden Tray, Infant Insert, Comfort Cushion Set, and Café Booster Seat. Enter to win here.

Sitting with the family at the table has never been easier for your toddler. The Height Right™ High Chair from Keekaroo™ has a seat and footplate that are easily adjustable and grow with your child, from 6 months up to 250 pounds! If your toddler can comfortably sit upright and balance him or herself, expect them to be ready for a Height Right Wooden High Chair. The backrest also curves slightly to comfortably conform to the body’s natural shape.

At home, in school, or at a daycare, this modern hardwood chair can be used by itself with an optional wooden tray or pulled to the table. Several accessories only add to the comfort, security, and safety of this JPMA certified chair.

Compared to other wooden high chairs, the Keekaroo Height Right stands out as the ultimate in style, function and affordability.

The Keekaroo range of high chairs and accessories can be found at these Canadian retailers:

• Baby On The Hip
• Lux for Sprouts
• Rikiki

High Chair Buying Tips
What other baby gear gets used three times a day from ages six months on and has to withstand a daily drenching of food and drinks? Keep the following in mind when shopping for a high chair:

1. Adjust the seat height. Not all chairs have this feature, but some come with as many as eight possible heights. Adjustable seat heights can accommodate parents of varying heights and allow the high chair to be used at the level of your dining room table, so that your baby can eat with the rest of the family.
2. Open and close the fastener on the seat’s safety harness to make sure it’s easy to use.
3. Test the tray to ensure that it is easy for you to engage and disengage, but not for your baby.
4. Check for a crotch post. High chairs should have a passive crotch restraint, which may be fixed, attached to the tray or the seat of the chair.
5. Assess the seat/seating accessories. Look for a seat made to last. It should feel substantial, not flimsy. Make sure that upholstery seams won’t scratch your baby’s legs. Seat covers should wipe clean (preferred) or be machine washable.
6. Watch out for rough edges. Examine the underside of the feeding tray to make sure there’s nothing sharp that could scratch your baby. Look for small holes or hinges that could trap little fingers.

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