Chaise 727061000 Turquoise Childrens Child Seat
From Chaise
| Price: | $213.45 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. |
Product Description
Originally designed for the bathtub, but just as practical for the backyard or living room and light enough to carry to the beach. The seat and back rest provide a comfortable reclining position while two adjustable belts with hook and loop closures on a three position mounting accommodate different sized children. A double belt fits around the thighs to ensure safety while in the bathtub. A softer plastic height adjustable headrest holds the head in a comfortable but secure position, a necessity when head control is limited. Features a handgrip to make transporting easy, a notch for a hand held shower, and an indented pad to hold a bar of soap. Accommodates children or small adults, weighing up to 200lb. Weighs less than 12lb. The inside width of the seat is 12". Overall dimensions are 16" x 35" x 22". Available in two bright cheerful colors.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #117870 in BISS
- Brand: Chaise
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 22.00" h x16.00" w x35.00" l,12.00 pounds
Features
- Height adjustable
- Indoor or outdoor
- Safe and durable
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.It does the job! We purchased this for my small 7 yr old with spastic quadriplegic cp to use in the kiddie pool with his brothers and sisters. This site has the best price and quick shipping! The seat is hollow plastic and very lightweight. Likely not the most comfortable thing, but my son didn't mind because he was very excited to be in the pool with his siblings!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.We were hoping to use this as a bath seat for our daughter who has cerebral palsy and hypotonia. First we had to wait for the seat to "sink" a bit as it takes in water from the tub (at first it floats). When we placed our daughter in it, she just kept sliding down in it. She kept sliding down into the straps that go across each leg - it didn't seem comfortable at all. I would have preferred some type of pummel to keep her up and in place at the bottom with the help of the straps at the top. It could also use a bit more lateral support. I could see how this seat might work if the child is in a bathing suit (as the previous commenter mentioned use in a kiddie pool) so that there is some friction between them and the slippery plastic, but for use as a bath chair, it didn't work for us. It might work for a child that has tighter or stronger muscle tone, but with our daughter's low tone, she just kept sliding down and over to the sides. Overall, we were pretty disappointed and felt that this was a waste of our money.
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