Fisher-Price Infant To Toddler Rocker
Posted on March 15, 2008
Filed Under Age ranges Birth-2 Years |
Babies can enjoy this seat from their early months well into toddlerhood. With its unique ability to grow with baby, the Infant To Toddler Rocker starts out as an infant seat, but converts into a rocker once your child is moving on their own. In the infant seat stage, baby can sit in reclined comfort and watch in fascination all the captivating colors on the included toy bar, which helps develop their young eyes. Turning on the seat’s vibration mode or gently rocking the chair will help calm a fussy baby and ready them for naptime. When it’s time for feeding or face-to-face play, the foldout kickstand steadies the chair.
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As baby starts teething the three included toys can be used for mouthing and further motor skill development through textures and sounds. The toys can also be attached to the toy bar (that doubles as a carrying handle for the seat) for reaction play. Continuing the same barnyard theme that the colorful seat pad fabric boasts, the toys are different animals that have unique actions: the cow plays a song when pulled, the lamb spins, and the pig rattles.
A three-point restraint harness is provided to hold baby securely in the infant seat. It should be used at every sitting until baby is able to get in and out of the chair on their own. The infant seat stage of this chair should also be kept in one of the two recline positions. Only once baby has enough upper body strength to sit without leaning forward should the upright position be employed.
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Perhaps the greatest feature to this infant seat is that as baby grows, it doesn’t lose its usefulness. A few easy adjustments on the seatback and height transform this chair into a rocker that toddlers can use -like grownups- when reading or watching television. The machine washable seat pad is removable, so cleanup is a snap, and the chair can hold a toddler weighing up to 40 pounds. Adult assembly and one “D” battery for the vibrating mode are required.
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