Comparison of the Svan, Abiie Beyong Y and Keekaroo Wooden High Chair

It most likely will not astound you to discover that I was not happy with my underlying high seat buy for my oldest child. In spite of my earnest attempts, I, in the same way as other guardians to-be, didn't settle on the best child gear decisions with Boy Wonder No. 1. Also, I mean truly, how might one be relied upon to choose all the right accessory, having never had an angel? Especially given that most inadequacies aren't obvious until the stuff has been utilized, delivering it un-returnable? While many individuals feel constrained to legitimize and legitimize their buys, paying little heed to their disappointment, I want to correct these circumstances. Also, with a blog like this, what difference would it make? Much obliged to you, CraigsList, for making this conceivable. Here I look at three present day style wooden high chairs, including the Svan, Abiie beyond Y and the Keekaroo High Chair.

At the point when I initially started finding high Chairs, when the little one was around 4 months old, I immediately dismissed every plastic choice. I like present day style and I love the appearance of the Boon Flair and the Bloom Nano, but neither of these choices would meld as much I'd have really liked into my more temporary side of contemporary stylistic theme. At that point, we lived in a 900 square foot house, so I required something smaller, but I didn't need anything that seemed as though Laura Ingalls could have slurped her supper in it, either.

Svan High Chair

Enter the uber-elegant, ultra compact Svan High Chair ($170). Whenever I first saw it in a nearby child product store, I inquired as to whether the floor model was smaller than the real estimated High chair, because in comparison to other high chairs, it looks smaller, like it wouldn't fit a child. They chuckled at my obliviousness and guaranteed me that regardless of its smaller than expected extents, it situated the under-three set easily while leaving a lot of floor space in one's kitchen. I was sold, immediately.

Abiie Beyond Y High Chair

You can’t outgrow the abiie baby chair. From 6 months to 250 lbs, the Kids Chair is your stylish seating solution. Made of Rubber wood, the wooden high chair is durable and will last the test of time and the messiest eaters. As your child gets older, the seat and foot plates can be adjusted to create the perfect position. The foot plate can be changed to a seat plate when your child's feet touch the ground. The Kids Chair can be your child’s chair at the dinner table, at the computer or anywhere.

abiie keeps safety in mind. The abiie beyond chair is made from top-quality European cultivated beech wood. It is JPMA certified to the highest ASTM standards for the safety of your child. Features included in the Kids Chair are the depth adjustable seat and footplate, height adjustable seat and foot plate and 5-point positioning belt. The ergonomic design of the backrest allows for a comfortable seating position.

Keekaroo Height Right High Chair

Keekaroo’s Height Right high chairs come in two configurations: a model with an infant insert ($230) designed for babies six months and up and a model without that insert ($165 to $175), intended for babies at least one year of age.

The Keekaroo wooden Height Right High Chair offering a safe and secure seat for your child needs during food time. The adjustable wooden high chair is ideal for kids age of 6 months to 250 lbs. the chair is JPMA certified to the highest ASTM standards for children up to 3 years old. Enjoy many years of use!

The pitch here is similar to the Abiie Beyond Y High Chair—the chair morphs from high chair with tray to a toddler chair for kids up to age 3 and eventually a youth chair that can hold up to a 250 pound kid.