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maxi cosi high chair minla instructions Maxi Cosi Minla 6 In 1 High Chair

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maxi cosi high chair minla instructions Maxi Cosi Minla 6 In 1 High ChairA versatile six mode high chair that transitions from newborn lounger to toddler booster and independent stool, supporting children from birth through age six with adjustable recline, height, and tray settings. Key Features Adapts through six distinct configurations infant seat with padded inlay, feeding high chair, feeding booster, dining booster, dining high chair, and child stool covering birth to approximately 6 years. Five recline angles and nine

A versatile six-mode high chair that transitions from newborn lounger to toddler booster and independent stool, supporting children from birth through age six with adjustable recline, height, and tray settings.

Key Features

  • Adapts through six distinct configurations — infant seat with padded inlay, feeding high chair, feeding booster, dining booster, dining high chair, and child stool — covering birth to approximately 6 years.
  • Five recline angles and nine height positions let you match the chair to virtually any table and your child's comfort preferences at each stage.
  • Four tray positions adjust spacing as your child grows, paired with a dishwasher-safe removable snack tray insert for fast cleanup.
  • Water-repellent fabric wipes clean after spills, and the zip-off seat pad is machine washable for thorough maintenance.
  • Folds compactly for storage or transport, with rear locking wheels providing stability and easy repositioning.
  • Accommodates two children at once using booster and toddler stool modes simultaneously — helpful for families with multiple young children.
  • Includes a removable newborn inlay for secure, lie-flat positioning during the earliest months.
  • Two-height adjustable footrest supports proper posture as your child grows.
  • Crafted with EcoCare 100% recycled, breathable fabrics in select colours.

Specifications

Modes of Use 6 (Infant Seat, Feeding High Chair, Feeding Booster, Dining Booster, Dining High Chair, Stool)
Age Range Birth to approximately 6 years
Maximum Weight Capacity 50 lbs (22.7 kg)
Recline Positions 5
Height Positions 9
Tray Positions 4
Footrest Heights 2
Seat Pad Machine washable, water-repellent fabric
Snack Tray Insert Dishwasher safe, removable
Fold Compact fold with rear locking wheels
Fabrics EcoCare 100% recycled (select colours)


FAQ

When can my baby start using the Minla?

The Minla can be used from birth in the reclined infant seat mode with the included newborn inlay. As your child develops, you transition through the remaining five modes up to approximately age six or 50 lbs.

Is the tray dishwasher safe?

The removable snack tray insert is dishwasher safe. The main tray can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.

Can two children use the Minla at the same time?

Yes. The booster and stool modes can be used simultaneously, allowing two children to sit at the table together using one Minla frame.

Warranty & Important Notes

Maxi-Cosi products (non-car-seat) are warranted by Dorel Juvenile Group against defective materials or workmanship for two years from the date of original purchase. Proof of purchase (original receipt) is required. The warranty applies to the original purchaser only and is non-transferable. It does not cover normal wear and tear, misuse, or alterations. Register your product at maxicosi.com for safety communications. Always follow the user manual for proper assembly and use.

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