Scandinavian Child Svan Convertible High Chair

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Product Features

• ergonomic, adjustable frame
• Accommodates toddlers up to 50 pounds
• JPMA/ASTM Safety Certified
• Built to last

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 19 x 15 x 33 inches ; 17 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 17 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Note: Gift-wrapping is not available for this item.
• ASIN: B0016G6RGI
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #18,587 in Baby (See Bestsellers in Baby)
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (59 customer reviews)

Product Description

Color: White

Product Description

The stylish Svan High Chair is designed for infants and toddlers to provide them with a comfortable and ergonomic eating space that adjusts to fit children 6 months to adulthood. The seat can be adjusted vertically and horizontally to provide children with the perfect balance of space and support; the footrest also adjusts to the ideal height for your child.

The snap-on, snap-off tray allows a child to have their own eating and play space. Use the dishwasher-safe Tray Cover, which is easily attached to the wooden tray, for messy meals of carrots and applesauce. The Svan High Chair can also be used with the tray stored on back, enabling the child to eat at the table with the family, even as an infant. When mealtime is over, simply wipe down your wooden tray with a damp cloth or throw your plastic Tray Cover directly into the dishwasher. (Cushion sold separately.)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

41 of 41 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars swan versus stokke, December 2, 2006

By	A. taylor (boston, ma) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I bought this chair for my 6 month old and the stokke chair for my toddler. While I do like both chairs, they are so much better than the stupid bulky plastic highchairs, and I kinda like the swan better for it's curved look, the stokke is a better chair.

The problem is the crevices that are created by the way the chair is put together: they are IMPOSSIBLE to clean. The stokke has no such crevices. The other problem is the sturdiness. The swan has a single stem that supports the seat in the center, while the stokke seat is supported on either side of the seat. We just removed the highchair 'cage' part of the chair and I was using it the same way I use the stokke. I don't know if the seat actually can support adult weight but it certainly doesn't feel like it can. There was ominous creaking and swaying. The stokke feels like a chair and I never hesitate to plop down in it.

Those are my major complaints-- but my youngest does now seem to prefer the stokke because she can very easily climb into it due to its wide seat bases. There is one problem with the stokke-- the base of the legs, which extend parallel to the floor do stick out enough to trip my husband every time if the chair is in a path. I would recommend both chairs but I wanted people to know the ups and downs I had discovered.

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful, but lacks some practicality, February 16, 2008

By	A. Rennier - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

If what you are looking for in a high chair is a piece of furniture that will fit in with the rest of your dining room or kitchen instead of another plastic monster lurking about your house, the Svan may be the chair for you. However I have found that I wish it were a little more practical at times.

PROS:
1. Beautiful. Almost everyone who sees this chair in my house comments on it.
2. Adjustible. We started using this chair when my daughter was a little over 5 months and now at 13 months it still fits her perfectly. I have noticed when we have used some other highchairs that she often seems to be sitting down in a hole and the tray is often too high for her, and she is very tall for her age already. This is not the case with the Svan.
3. Small Footprint but Sturdy. I like that the chair is narrow enough that I can slide it in just about anywhere. It is also lightweight enough for me to move it around fairly easily. However even being narrow and fairly lightweight it is in fact quite stable - my daughter grabs the front of the tray and tries to rock it back and forth but it never moves.

CONS:
1. Small Tray. At first I didn't notice this, but now that my daughter is more actively involved in her meals, I really wish the tray were both wider and deeper. I know nothing would keep her from throwing her food over the edge when she is determined to do that, but I can't even leave her sippy cup on the tray while she is eating because she accidentally knocks it off with her elbows.
2. Difficult Plastic Tray. I have to say I am very greatful for the plastic tray - I don't know how anyone used this chair before the tray came with it. However it snaps over the wooden tray very tightly, which I guess is both a pro and con. It definitely protects the wooden tray beneath, but I have caught my fingernails (which are very short) and fingertips numerous times trying to open the wrap-around hooks on the sides that keep the plastic tray secure. I guess this is just a minor inconvenience, but since I remove the tray at least daily for cleaning it annoys me sometimes.
3. Difficult to clean. I bought the fabric cushion along with the chair, but with or without it there are a couple crevices (actually, one specifically) in the seat that are difficult to clean. Whenever I get around to a "deep clean" of the chair, which always involves a vacuum for the crevices, I find various dried veggies and pasta and other unidentifiable items.
4. Not mobile. The chair neither folds nor rolls. For the most part this is of no consequence, although I have scratched my wood floors a couple times dragging it around instead of picking it up all the way. Obviously this is a result of me being lazy rather than a flaw in the chair itself, but it is something to consider if you are comparing with another type of chair that has wheels.

I think these are the major things I've noticed since I've been using this chair. Overall, I do not regret spending the money on it, but I think if I find myself ever needing another high chair I will probably look around at other options.

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Must have high chair!!!, December 12, 2005

By	Mom of 2 boys (FL) - See all my reviews

This is a great chair! My 2 1/2 yr old son loves it and meal times are no longer battles trying to get him into his chair. He can climb in and out by himself and we have no fears of it tipping over since it's built so well. He has been using it for 7 months and I love how it grows with him. My husband and I love the fact he can sit at the table and eat with us. It is also easy to adjust (the footrest and seat depth easily adjust to your growing child) and easy to clean. I had a plastic chair and it was horrible. Food was stuck in every crevice and forget being able to get it out. The Svan chair is also smaller than the plastic chairs. The other thing I really like is my son can sit upright instead of leaning back in the plastic chairs, which caused huge messes. I have also had lots of compliments on the "look" since it's more like furniture. We definitely plan on purchasing another one when our newborn is ready for a highchair.

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