Bamboo Adjustable Highchair Footrest
Our adjustable highchair footrests provide an option for people who love the inexpensive and minimal IKEA highchair but also want to give their babies the foot support they need. Like all our highchair accessories, it was designed with functionality and aesthetics in mind.
- Easy to wipe clean bamboo
- Adjustable - no tools needed
- Quick and simple installation
- O-rings are included with the footrest, support clamps can be purchased separately for extra stability
To learn more about why babies need a footrest, click here.
Watch this video for installation, height adjustment, and stability information
Bamboo wood naturally varies in color, saturation and darkness, therefore these same variances may occur in our footrests.
Safety Warning: Highchairs with footrests are important to provide proper posture and ergonomics with your child. However, footrests inherently make it easier for your child to push themselves up out of their seat. Therefore, the footrest must always be used with the child's safety harness fastened tight. You should always supervise your child in the highchair and do not leave them unattended. Please keep unused o-rings out of reach of children. The small rings are not a toy and could be a choking hazard.
Gives young babies the support they need before they can sit on their own. Encourages proper eating posture by scooting baby forward so their knees can bend properly and their shoulders are lined up with their hips. Pushes your baby forward so less food gets on their lap. And completely transforms the look of your basic IKEA highchair!
FDA-grade silicone placemat fits perfectly inside the tray and makes clean-up a breeze. Slip-resistant material keeps plates, bowls and cups in place. Dishwasher safe and comes in a variety of fun colors so you can mix and match with your favorite cushion patterns.
Foot support during mealtimes promotes proper posture which helps facilitate a safe swallow. Babies will feel more comfortable in their highchair which means less squirming, less fussing, and more interest in eating.
