RightSeat Multi-Stage High Chair - White

Feeding time is important for little ones. Trying new foods, getting proper nutrition and staying seated while eating — it’s a lot to handle! The Evenflo® RightSeat™ Multistage High Chair was designed with ergonomic comfort in mind for your child. The 4-position adjustable seat and footrest allow your child to be seated in an ideal position with their hips, knees and ankles positioned at a 90° angle for proper posture while eating. This high chair offers extended use with 3 modes: Infant Mode, Toddler Mode and Youth Mode. 1) Infant Mode: Accommodates a child approximately 6 months old (MUST be capable of sitting upright unassisted) and no more than 40 lbs (18.1 kg). 2) Toddler Mode: Accommodates a child approximately 6 months old (MUST be capable of sitting upright unassisted) and no more than 40 lbs (18.1 kg). 3) Youth Chair: For use only if the child is able to walk unassisted and less than 100 lbs (45.4 kg). Assemble the RightSeat Multistage High Chair in only 3 steps with no extra tools needed. Cleaning is made simple with wipeable surfaces and a removable BPA-free tray that is dishwasher safe (top rack only). The 5-point harness helps keep your child secure while seated during mealtimes. The modern design elevates and complements your home’s décor with wood-like accents. The RightSeat Multistage High Chair is an innovative solution that will make feeding time more convenient for both you and your child.

• Dimensions (Overall): 31.89 Inches (H) x 18.58 Inches (W) x 25 Inches (D)

• Weight: 17 Pounds

• Holds up to: 100 Pounds

• Suggested Age: 6 Months and Up

• Features: Adjustable Height, Removable Tray, Converts to Youth Seat

• Assembly Details: Adult Assembly Required, No Tools Needed

• Includes: Removable Seat Pad, 1 Tray

• Safety and Security Features: Safety Belt

• Industry or Government Certifications: JPMA Certified

• Material: Polyester, Plastic, Metal

• Care & Cleaning: Spot or Wipe Clean

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