Description
The Jenny Lind High Chair from Angel Line features the classic styling and quality craftsmanship that are the hallmarks of all Angel Line nursery furniture. A Jenny Lind High Chair is built from solid hardwood, so it's destined to become an heirloom piece that's handed down through generations.
Angel Line realizes that babies will make messes, so its designed the Jenny Lind High Chair for easy cleaning. Because the Jenny Lind High Chair is wood and does not feature any hard to clean padding, a simple wipe down is all that’s necessary. The upright back of the Angel Line Highchair is perfect for the growing child. The chair itself weighs only 19 lbs. and can accommodate a child to over 30 lbs!
*NB: Angel Line does not ship to AL or HI
Product Features
- Solid hardwood construction is staple of Angel Line Highchairs
- Non-toxic finish is another feature found on Angel Line high chairs
- Waist harness keeps child in place safely and is key on Jenny Lind Highchairs
- Jenny Lind Highchair has a weight of 19 Lbs.
- This item is a special order and has a 30% restocking fee
- Any damaged or defective parts will be replaced by the manufacturer
- This item is a special order and your credit card will be charged when the order is placed
- Crib Rail Clamp
- Music
- Rotating Objects
- Wall Mountable
This product is available in other styles
Reviews
don't like
- Mom, Dallas, PA I do not like the Jenny Lind wooden high chair at all! I bought it thinking a wooden high chair would be different and look nicer than the big plastic ones, but I only used it a few times and then bought a plastic one. The tray does not latch properly. One side latches to the arm and the other side comes undone. Very unsafe!! The arms are loose and move about causing the tray not to latch snugly.
nice chair but not as safe as it should be
- Terrie, Las Vegas, NV The Jenny Lind high chair was given to me as a gift. The high chair itself is very nice but we had alot of trouble with the tray latches and the screws on the arms of the chair working their way loose all the time. The latches are more like pins on the sides that you pull out to slide the tray on and off. My now 18 month old son can put his arms around the tray and pull at the pins, sometimes even unlatching it himself or pinching his fingers in it. Some of the problems with the tray working its way off has to do with the arms that hold the guides on kept coming unscrewed no matter how many times we keep tightening them back up. One more thing...there is no hight adjustment to this chair. My son at 18 months is still sitting on a folded up bath towel in order for his chest to reach the middle of the tray.
there is a reason the chair is still around
- Paula, Hollywood, CA Very Easy to clean, simple design, durability. Just comfy enough...though very HEAVY tray, possibly not perfect for young infants due to very upright back.
Not as safe as a baby product should be
- Joyce I love the look of this chair, and it's easy to clean.
Now here's what I don't love: The screws come loose, no matter how hard you tighten them. ALL the screws. The screws in the tray latches loosen up and allow the latches to wobble around, so that the tray does not stay latched on. You can barely push on the tray when those latches are wobbly and it just comes right off.
Two or three times I've had a screw completely fall out of the underside, and land on the floor. Just what I need, screws on the floor when my son is crawling and putting things in his mouth.
I'm going to try to get some glue or something and reseat all the screws. If that doesn't work I'm writing to the company.
Works Fine
- Joe McDowell I've had this chair for 2 years and it has been very durable. It is easy to clean and has withstood the best abuse my toddler can dish out.
This Chair is safe, sturdy and very stylish!
- Anna Chevannes My husband and I got the Jenny Lind High Chair as a gift from my in-laws on the birth of our second child, Mahalia, 28 months ago. We started using it when she was six months old. I love the antique-look finish, which goes perfectly with the rest of our furniture. And the High Chair has turned out to be a real gem. Mahalia still uses it and abuses it, and I have had no problems whatsoever with it. It’s very stable and I am never worried that it will tip over, which I used to be with my son in his plastic high chair. This high chair is durable and sturdy and I have found it to be very safe. The tray slips on and off easily and it has a harness and a safety belt, so it’s pretty secure. The tray is easy to slide in and out and clean. I am now pregnant with my third baby and I intend to continue using the Jenny Lind High Chair when Tyler is ready for solid feeding. That is, if I can get Mahalia to part with it, since she uses it to watch TV long after her food’s done!
Anna, Seattle WA.
Great Chair!
- Dr. Kristie Calhoun I like the old-fashioned look of this chair. I prefer wooden high because I think they’re sturdier. I have had the Jenny Lind High Chair for a year now and I really have no complaints. It looks very classy and gets the job done. What I love most about it is the fact that it is so easy to clean. I prefer wooden high chairs because of their look and I happen to think they’re more stable.
Kristie, Atlanta, GA.
Loose tray
- Carolyn, North Carolina I bought this chair, thinking that a wooden highchair would be more sturdy and safer. The hardware on the tray does not allow the tray to lock securely. I try to secure the tray but it comes off. Not safe at all. I was thinking I could maybe replace the hardware and keep the chair. If not, I will return the chair.
