High Chair meets Home Decor. Moon 2G is the only high chair that becomes a contemporary accent chair for any room in your home. All you need is one chair from age 0 up to 99 lbs.
Newborn Lounger 0-6 months. A chic cradle for your baby designed with a 5-point harness and safety bar to prevent falls.
Toddler High Chair 6- 36 months. Your baby can join you at the breakfast bar or dining table, building language development and healthy weaning habits.
Junior Chair 36 months up to 99 lbs. (approx. 10 years old). Complement the décor of any room with your high chair converted to a modern accent chair.
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Moon Top Features
• INNOVATION: Transitions 3-stages of your child’s life, from birth to school age.
• QUALITY: Aluminum chassis for maximum strength and durability.
• DESIGN: Junior accent chair is revealed by removing the inner infant seat.
• TECHNOLOGY: Easy foot-operated height adjustment and multi-angle recline.
• SAFETY: 5-point harness belt secures your child to prevent falls.
• STABILITY: Secure, wide base provides stability.
• LONGEVITY: Heirloom quality that will last for multiple children.
Why Parents Love It?
• DISHWASHER SAFE: The food tray snaps off for cleaning after use.
• NO MACHINE WASH: Snug-fit vegan leather seat pads easily wipe down with cloth or sponge.
• HEALTHY WEANING*: High chair baby-led weaning supports the development of eye-hand coordination, chewing skills, dexterity, and healthy eating habits.
• EYE-TO-EYE CONTACT: Adjustable heights allow parent to eye-gaze to aid in newborns emotional and intellectual responses critical during cognitive developmental months.
• LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT*: Help build the connection between eyesight and words when baby sits with the family at the dinner table or breakfast bar.
*Perry, Lynn K.; Samuelson, Larissa K., and Burdinie, Johanna B. (Published online 2013 Dec 1). Highchair philosophers: the impact of seating context-dependent exploration on children’s naming biases. The National Center for Biotechnology Information. March 5, 2020. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl