The rainforest high chair has a seatbelt like a carset for infant I want to use it for my 4 month old baby please reply.Thanks,
591962
I think they say the baby should be able to sit up unsupported before using this. I used a bimbo chair before this.
591963
You have to judge if your baby has enough upper body strength to sit in a high chair at 4 months. The belt system will keep him in the chair, but he may not be able to keep upright comfortably. Buy it and try it--if he is too little right now, he will grow into it so fast! It's a very nice high chair.
591964
I'm not sure what you mean by a "seatbelt like a carset" other than I'm taking it to mean it has the shoulder and leg fasteners? I don't actually use the shoulder parts as my son likes to reach forward and for a high chair I never thought it was necessary.
591965
Yes it has a chest strap which straps on both sides then has the waist connection and it all connects as one.
1841750
It's like a harness so the child is not actually sitting in it. However, it "catches" the baby if s/he is getting tired and does not want to stand anymore. I hope this helps. Our nephew is a very early walker (first steps at 9 month!) so we bought this walker to boost his confidence, even though his legs were already very strong. He started zipping around in just a few minutes. In a few weeks, he was walking completely on his own, w/out a walker. However, he still likes the walker because it's like "driving" a car -- complete with looking over his shoulder while holding the wheel with one hand; just like Daddy! :) It's like a harness so the child is not actually sitting in it. However, it "catches" the baby if s/he is getting tired and does not want to stand anymore. I hope this helps. Our nephew is a very early walker (first steps at 9 month!) so we bought this walker to boost his confidence, even though his legs were already very strong. He started zipping around in just a few minutes. In a few weeks, he was walking completely on his own, w/out a walker. However, he still likes the walker because it's like "driving" a car -- complete with looking over his shoulder while holding... » Read More It's like a harness so the child is not actually sitting in it. However, it "catches" the baby if s/he is getting tired and does not want to stand anymore. I hope this helps. Our nephew is a very early walker (first steps at 9 month!) so we bought this walker to boost his confidence, even though his legs were already very strong. He started zipping around in just a few minutes. In a few weeks, he was walking completely on his own, w/out a walker. However, he still likes the walker because it's like "driving" a car -- complete with looking over his shoulder while holding the wheel with one hand; just like Daddy! :) « Show Less
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It depends if your 11 month old is sturdy and sits independently. This is really a booster seat, not a high chair. The T-strap belt sits really low on the waist, so it doesn't really secure the child from falling. I didn't really like it at first, but we have ended up using it more than I thought. It is nice to have am extra child seat when friends with kids drop by. Hope that helps.
243073
Well... TECHNICALLY, you shouldn't put the infant seat in the back. I have a Chicco KeyFit30 though, and my husband forgot to bring the infant adapter to the zoo recently. It actually fit quite nicely (sideways) in the rear while my toddler rode up front. I wouldn't recommend that as a regular configuration though, as there is no safety strap like there is in front.
1499379
I am going to buy this one, I had an older version of a Fisher Price highchair and I put my kids in it until they didn't want to sit in it, about 18 months-2 years. My twins were/are skinny but my singleton was a Chuuuuunky Monkey. You are safe with this. (and for the record I will only buy Fisher Price highchairs, the crotch notch that is actually attached to the chair makes a world of difference and you don't have to use the buckles later on and they won't slide out)
137102
Yes! I used the exact one until my baby was almost 12 mos. make sure you strap the car seat really well, I highly recommend it as it is a great buy!
1467367
The harness is only compatible if you are able to secure the middle bottom harness to the bottom of the seat. I bought this harness recently and was only able to secure the shoulder straps and two side straps. The high chair itself has a wide middle divider between the baby's legs so I feel that the baby is safe.
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i put my baby in at about 5 months. once she was sitting alright. it reclines so it really could be from whenever you feel. it has an attachment for carseats too so really, you can use it since birth.
2158993
This car seat uses just the seatbelt to secure the car seat. Needs no base. It is for toddlers and older. The back comes off when they get older to become a booster car seat.
564798
Only a seat belt. It is a booster seat, not a car seat for a young toddler.
1068342
There is a Velcro closer for when you swaddle the baby in the chair. Other than that the wings just lay open, the do not snap down on the sides or anything. It is a very cute chair. I will say that I order my new on amazon and the vibration barley works ( it never has). The music works, but it barley vibrates. I just didn't want to send it back and I love the look of the seat.
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Britax is a great brand as well. I'm not too sure about the integrated steel bars as I'm not an engineer for the product. We purchased it for the high level of safety and the fact it had breathable material so the child will not get hot. It was ranked in the top 5 for safest chairs to purchase on one of the baby sites.
1213775
I used it with my daughter at 5 months. You're fine. It is only for use with an infant carrier though, not for use with a convertible car seat.
1635505
We started out with the Precious Planet chair and returned it. It isn't made anywhere near as well as the Rainforest. There was hardly any adjustment in the straps that you secure the baby with therefore if your child was small they were just kinda flopping around. Also, the back of the Precious Planet chair, and this may have just been our chair, kept on slipping out of adjustment. If your child decided to lean back in the chair it would slip out of gear and go into an almost laying down position. The Precious Planet was very cute but the con's far outweighed the pro's
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This is all one piece... it is not an infant seat for travel systems. This is what you would use when your child is too big for those (I couldn't really get my baby and the infant seat in and out of the car easily at 7 months). These are WAY more comfortable for the baby, so once you are not using your infant seat as a travel system, I would upgrade to this. You can then turn this forward facing as your child gets older.
413184
This seat is designed to keep baby in an upright position. I have a few if these seats, one for each car for each family member. I found getting a travel pillow to be usefull as the sides of the headrest are design for protection not sleeping.
417443
It would make a really tight fit for the baby if you tried to put it on a high chair. It is wonderful for a shopping cart though. The big puffy sides keep the baby from swaying back and forth or falling over onto the side of the cart if he/she can't sit up good yet. Now my son is 15 months and can sit up but we still use it to keep him from biting on the handle of the cart where other people have touched it. It also has two velcro tabs to keep his toys from falling on the ground. Shopping cart, YES - Highchair, NOT REALLY.