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peg perego primo high chair SnuggleBug 2-in-1 Infant Swing and High Chair

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peg perego primo high chair SnuggleBug 2-in-1 Infant Swing and High ChairConvertible 2 in 1 Design: Effortlessly converts from baby swing to highchair, providing a sleek modern solution for your needs. Perfect for saving space in your nursery, living room, or dining area. Smart Swing & App Control: Included app allows you to remotely enable motion activated swing mode, control swing speed, set an automatic shut off timer, and play the built in music or your own music. Adjustable Comfort: Fully adjustable seat height,

  • Convertible 2-in-1 Design: Effortlessly converts from baby swing to highchair, providing a sleek modern solution for your needs. Perfect for saving space in your nursery, living room, or dining area.
  • Smart Swing & App Control: Included app allows you to remotely enable motion activated swing mode, control swing speed, set an automatic shut off timer, and play the built-in music or your own music.
  • Adjustable Comfort: Fully adjustable seat height, recline, and footrest, ensuring ergonomic support for baby as they grow. The cushioned seat and 5-point safety harness offer maximum safe comfort.
  • Grows Along With Your Child: Will have use for many years as an Infant Swing (Ages 0-6 Months Max 20lbs) and as a High Chair (Ages 6-36 Months Max 35lbs)
  • Double Feeding Tray: high chair includes a top-rack dishwasher safe, removable, & adjustable double feeding tray which makes mealtime simple and mess-free, allowing for easy cleanup and feeding.
  • Entertainment: Keep your baby engaged with the removable toy bar, built-in music, and soothing nature sounds, or play any music of your choice by connecting to the chair remotely.

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24"W x 30"L x 41"High as a High Chair

Tray Height is 30"

Removable Tray is 11" x 21.5"

24"W x 31"L x 32.5"High as a Swing Chair

Swing is 12" above floor

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Introducing the SnuggleBug 2-in-1 Smart Infant Swing & High Chair by Primo—a revolutionary piece of nursery furniture designed to cater to your baby's comfort and convenience. This convertible highchair and smart electric baby swing combo is a must-have for modern parents, offering an array of features that adapt to your child's needs as they grow from newborns to toddlers. The electric babyswing mode is equipped with motion activation and app control for a seamless, hands-free experience.
 

The swing comes with a toy bar to keep your baby entertained and a music function to soothe them with gentle melodies or any music of your choice. The SnuggleBug's fully adjustable seat recline, height, and footrest settings ensure a perfect fit for infants and toddlers up to 3 years old, making it a long-term investment that grows with your child. The ergonomic seat cushion provides unparalleled comfort, while the 5-point safety harness ensures your child remains securely seated. The high chair aspect of the SnuggleBug features an adjustable feeding tray and a double feeding tray, both of which are removable and easy to clean. The tray is perfect for dining and can be adjusted to suit your child's height as they grow. The highchair’s compact, foldable design makes it ideal for space-saving in small spaces.
 

Parents will appreciate the SnuggleBug’s ease of use and safety features. The high chair is equipped with wheels for easy maneuverability and a stable base to prevent tipping. The double feeding tray is perfect for serving food and snacks, making meal times less stressful for busy parents. Infant Swing (Ages 0-6 Months Max 20lbs) and as a High Chair (Ages 6-36 Months Max 35lbs)
 

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Warning!
 
•  Fall and Strangulation Hazards: Infants have suffered head injuries including skull fractures when falling from swings and high chairs, and have strangled in straps. Falls can happen suddenly if child is not restrained properly.
•  Always use restraints. Adjust to fit snugly.
•  Stop using product as an infant swing when infant attempts to climb out (approximately 9 months).
•  Tray is not designed to hold child in chair.
•  Stay near and watch baby during use. This product is not safe for sleep or unsupervised use. If baby falls asleep, remove baby as soon as possible and place baby on a firm, flat sleep surface such as a crib or bassinet.
•  Suffocation Hazard: Young Infants have limited head and neck control. If the seat is too upright, infants head can drop forward and compress airway.
•  Always keep swing seat fully reclined until infant is at least 4 months old and can hold up head without help.
•  Do not allow other children to substitute for adult supervision.
•  Discontinue use of the product if damaged or broken.
•  This product is not a toy. Do not allow children to play with Euro Spa.
•  ALWAYS use restraining strap when a child is on changing table.
•  Ages 0-18 months; Maximum weight 30 lbs.

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