September is Baby Safety Month!

JPMA Safety House

HIGH CHAIRS

When baby is hungry and ready to eat, feeding time can be hectic. A high chair used properly can assist you.

•    Safe high chairs have a waist strap and crotch strap. Use waist and crotch restraint every time you place child in the high chair.
•    Never depend on the feeding tray to restrain or protect baby. Instead, secure restraint straps.
•    Keep high chair far enough from the table, counter or wall so baby can't push off from it.
•    Never allow baby to stand up on a high chair because it could topple over.
•    Secure the locking latch on a folding high chair each time you assemble it.
•    Check all parts for hazards such as sharp edges or protrusions.
•    NEVER leave baby unattended.
•    Look for the JPMA Certification Seal.