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Why Buy Me?
- Easily adapts into a junior chair as your baby grows
- The seamless seat pad makes it comfy and easy-to-clean
- Secure crotch post makes it safe for your mini diner
Juice Highchair - Eucalyptus
Perfect for taking them from first tastes to full on family feasts, our flexible Juice highchair easily adapts into a junior chair as your baby grows. Taking inspiration from Scandi style, the Juice has been designed to look good in your home, even when splattered in pea puree. It's light and portable too, so your little one can dine by your side no matter where you are in the house. And because it's easy-to-clean, comfy and super-secure for your mini diner, you're free to focus on all the fun of finding their new favourite flavours.
Product Features
- Light and portable with built-in carry handles
- Your little one will sit comfortably thanks to the leg rest
- The removable tray means you can pull baby up to the table
- The tray is dishwasher safe for easy clean ups
- Simply screw the legs off and remove crotch post to convert to a junior chair
- The 5-point harness means they'll be sitting safely
- Won't damage wooden flooring thanks to the plastic foot caps
Age Suitability: 6 months to 5 years approx.
Health & Safety: EN 14988:2017
Safety Warnings:
- Highchair mode - Never leave the child unattended, this product is intended for children to be able to sit unaided (minimum 6 months) and up to 5 years or a maximum weight of 15kg/33lbs
- Chair mode - Up to 5 years approx.
Maximum Child Weight: 15kg/33lbs
Self-Assembly Required? Part assembled
| Feature | High Chair Mode | Low Chair Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | H89 x W71 x D61cm approx. | H61 x W38 x D61cm approx. |
| Self-Assembly Required | Part assembled | |
| Freestanding When Folded | N | |
| Converts Into Low Chair | Y | |
| Converts Into Reclining Baby Seat | N | |
| Converts Into Junior Chair | Y | |
| Tray Positions | 1 | |
| Adjustable Height | N | |
| Reclining Seat | N | |
| Upholstered Seat | N | |
| Removable Seat Cover | Removable seat pad insert | |
| Height Adjustable Footrest | N | |
| Folds for Storage | No, however legs screw off easily for storage | |
| Tray Removes With One Hand | N | |
| Dishwasher Safe Tray | Y | |
| Removable Tray | Y | |
| Harness Type | 5pt safety harness | |
Delivery Options
Standard Delivery
The delivery options available in checkout may vary based on your items availability and your location.
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Standard Delivery |
We will deliver your order in 4 - 7 days. Pre-order items will be delivered up to 7 days after the delivery date specified on the product page. Personalised items will be delivered within 7 days. Please allow an extra day for Bank Holidays. |
FREE on orders of £50 and over £4.95 on orders under £50 |
| Click & Collect |
Subject to eligibility, items will be available to collect from store in 3 - 5 days. |
FREE |
| Choose Your Delivery Day | Select the next available delivery date to suit you.* | £5.95 |
*Delivery services only available Tuesday to Friday.
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