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As baby begins to eat more solids, you may have some questions about high chairs and utensils.
So when is baby ready for these things? Find out more on baby safety tips as your child becomes accustomed to using chairs and utensils to feed!
Using a High Chair: This usually happens around 6 months.
It&#;s time to get a high chair when baby is sitting up on their own and starting solids, which typically happens around 6 months.
There are a lot of options when it comes to high chairs. Which one is best for your family?
One of the most important baby safety tips when it comes to high chairs is to be careful when placing the high chair near a table or counter. It makes sense if you want baby to eat with you, but remember they can push against a table or counter and possibly tip their own high chair. Place the chair so baby is close enough to talk to, help, and watch, but far enough from counters and tables so they can&#;t push against them.
If you have other children in the house, remind them to not climb, lean on, or play with the high chair. If you have pets that may run into the chair or try to climb it, make sure to keep an eye on them or keep them away from the high chair while baby is using it.
Children age out of their high chairs at different times&#;some children are ready at only 18 months, others stay in their high chairs longer. There is no right or wrong time, but when your child reaches a certain size, it will be difficult for them to use the high chair.
By about 1 year, baby should be able to easily feed themselves with their fingers. They will be eating soft and/or small pieces of food, like avocado and cereal. If they&#;re a pro at finger feeding, this means they have mastered an important fine motor skill&#;and they&#;re ready for utensils! Baby is able to swallow a spoonful of food around 6 months, so by 12 months they should be ready to try feeding themselves.
When getting baby to learn how to use utensils, start with a baby-safe spoon and fork. Make sure the utensils you are giving baby are lightweight and do not have any sharp edges. It&#;s also best if the utensils are on the smaller side, so a &#;spoonful&#; of food is the right amount for baby. If you are looking for utensils for baby, lightweight, soft, reusable plastic utensils can work very well.
Learn more about baby&#;s feeding development throughout the years by visiting our feeding page!
You can have baby use forks for soft solids, and have them use a spoon for foods they can scoop. It may be best to have them first scoop thicker foods, like oatmeal, before they try something thinner like cereal and milk, as the milk may drip from the spoon.
When first using utensils, baby will get messy! And that&#;s ok! It&#;s part of the learning process. Meals may be longer too as they get the hang of utensils. Just make sure the food is getting in their mouth and they&#;re eating enough&#;if not, help guide them so they are eating and getting the nutrients they need.
It&#;s no secret that when it comes to buying just about anything for your baby, the huge range of options out there can be mind-boggling. From toys to clothes, strollers to cribs and of course, the perfect high chair. One that&#;s comfortable and safe for your baby to sit in, lets you easily feed and then encourage self-feeding, one that&#;s durable, low maintenance and as a bonus, looks great in your home! With all of the different brands available now, how should you go about choosing the best baby high chair?
Here&#;s what we suggest. Ask yourself these 6 questions and we think the choice will be quite clear!
Can this high chair grow with my baby?
Since babies grow so fast, many of their things need to be regularly replaced. But a high chair is often quite an investment and not something that can be bought every few months. Choose one that allows adjustments in height, recline angles, and tray positions so that caregiver and baby have the most comfortable positions during mealtimes.
Adjusting the Cocoon highchair requires no tools, and is as simple as a click on the buttons. Plus, the Cocoon highchair is a multi-function highchair &#; a lounger for newborns and a complete highchair for feeding, a great value gear to declutter the hom
e. It's a reclining and convertible high chair that grows-with-your-child up to 3 years, with six height adjustments!
Safety is most important!
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Make sure your high chair meets at least one of the key regulatory standards, the ASTM 404 or EN and is certified by an external and reputable lab. All Oribel&#;s products meet and exceed both ASTM and EN standards and is approved by the JPMA (Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association) of the United States.
The most common accident when using a highchair is
a falling child. So, m
ake sure your baby is comfortably but safely strapped in
when using the highchair. A
good high chair should always have an adjustable harness. While most have a 3-point harness, the Cocoon has a 5-point harness which is even better at making sure your baby can&#;t wiggle out or fall forward in the chair.
Is it easy to clean and maintain?
This is an important one! With everything you juggle as a parent, having a high-maintenance high chair shouldn&#;t be on the list. It needs to be super easy to clean particularly when the messy stage of self-feeding begins! Unlike
wooden
high chairs with
upholstered seat pads, the Cocoon has a seamless foam pad that can be wiped down in seconds. The food tray also comes with a dishwasher-safe detachable upper tray so you don&#;t have to do the cleaning!
Can I move it around and store it without a hassle
? If you feed your child in both the kitchen and dining rooms, you would want a chair that can be moved easily so look out for chairs with wheels. If space is a constraint, choose a highchair that can fold or store well. The Cocoon front wheels allow it to be moved easily and its foldable design and easy stowaway tray, will fit neatly in a corner when not in use. (But the Cocoon looks so stylish you may want it right in the spotlight at all times!)
How good is it for
f
eeding?
Babies start with assisted feeding then move into a self-feeding stage. In the early stage, sit babies with a slight recline to prevent reflux issues. When the child is able to self-feed, sit them more upright to ease the use of cutlery.
Is it suitable for family mealtimes?
It&#;s always fun when your baby gets to join the grown-up table! Till a dining chair is both safe and comfortable, choose a high chair that&#;s easy to bring up to the table so everyone can eat together. The Cocoon seat has 6 height adjustments and will suit most tables and kitchen counters comfortably!
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