Phil & Teds High Pod
- Fully safety certified in 3 positions: sit, relax and sleep.
- Flexibility of use: slides into table or breakfast bar because of unique foot & telescoping.
- The unique aerocore seat is super easy to clean, waterproof & hypo-allergenic.
It's also insulating & very comfortable.
That's all good for you and the baby.
2 Comment(s)
on Phil & Teds High Pod
skiltz
21/10/2013 -Phil & Teds Highpod
Available in white or black, RRP$299, visitwww.philandteds.com/retailers
Good bits: The geniuses at Phil & Teds have done it again with another cutting-edge, futuristic piece of Kiwi ingenuity. This design may raise eyebrows as it certainly evokes memories of Star Trek with the cantilevered pod, but personally I loved the design. It has three tilt positions: sit, relax, sleep and something Phil & Ted refer to as "telescoping" where the chair extends up to breakfast bar height. The rubbery seat insert is comfortable, easily cleaned and, get this, dishwasher safe! It has a dishwasher-safe removable tray, an adjustable foot rest, it folds for storage and has a super safety harness much like in a car seat.
Tricky bits: I'm not sure how long you could use this chair for your child as the pod is a snug fit and looks as if it wouldn't hold a larger toddler or child over the age of two. Also, this is a big, heavy highchair that takes up more space than your average chair. The cutting-edge design would appeal more to some than others and may not suit a "character" home.
Bottom line: The futuristic modern design is bound to be a talking point and design feature of any dining room. It adjusts and moves in all sorts of ways to suit your dining area and culinary preferences, and looks more expensive than its $299 price tag. Although a large chair, the moulded seat would appear to shorten its use if you have a bigger toddler. But kudos if you buy an Aotearoa-designed product.
V8Silverfox
16/06/2012 -This high chair is way too small and we are very disappointed with it. My boy is only five months old and does not fit in it. He crys every time we put him in it and I think this is because it is too tight for him. It is also very large and heavy.