Fisher-Price Giraffe Sit-Me-Up Floor Seat, Portable Baby Chair with Snack Tray so baby can play, Infant Seat with Teething Toys, DJD81

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To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The wide, sturdy base and soft fabrics help support little ones just learning to sit up on their own, so they can explore the world around them—including the linkable activity toys and the snail and butterfly footpads. We ship to most countries in Europe, please be advised that you will be responsible for all import taxes and duties.Suitable for children aged from nine months to three years, this toy is designed to encourage babies to stand independently, and also helps keeps busy little hands occupied.

Even better, the Sit-Me-Up Floor Seat is foldable for easy storage, making it the ideal toy for small spaces, to take to a relative’s house, or even as a gift for despairing parents that just can’t get their baby to sit still! This Giraffe Sit-Me-Up Floor Seat has a soft seat that helps support unsteady sitters so they can sit up, play, and even grab a snack on the removable tray.

Remember, though, this seat should only be used with children who can hold their head up unassisted.

Worse still, it is incredibly unstable and has tipped over several times, letting Georgie go flying backwards onto her bum with a heavy bump, and to add insult to injury she then has a giant plastic giraffe landing on top of her. Fine Motor Skills Development: When babies explore and interact with the linkable toys, they're helping to strengthen their fine motor skills. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.My 9 month old son really loves this but I have to weight it down at the back on two of the feet otherwise it tips and then queue baby on the floor! I know it can only be good for my kids - and the planet they live on - to be aware that these borrowed items are destined for other children's bedrooms someday soon.