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Nomi Evomove

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  • 28-10-2016 2:12pm
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    timmythesheep
    Registered Users Posts: 163 ✭✭


    Hi,

    Does anyone have one of these http://evomove.com/en.aspx? I am looking for a toddler seat as a step between a high chair & normal chair.

    I have looked at the Stokke Tripp Trapp and others of a similar type but I would be concerned about them tipping back if a child presses their feet against the table. This seems to solve the problem with castors - and the concept video is quite convincing! http://evomove.com/en/about-nomi.aspx

    However, it is not cheap, starting at €200. The other reason I am looking at changing is I think my 22 month old's arm movements are quite restricted in the high chair and this is hindering her ability to eat properly.

    Any feedback or suggestions welcome!


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    bp
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    My friend has a svan high chair - I like theirs a lot


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    timmythesheep
    Registered Users Posts: 163 ✭✭timmythesheep


    bp wrote: »
    My friend has a svan high chair - I like theirs a lot

    Did they have any issues with it tipping backwards? It looks very like the Nomi.


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    angeldelight
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    Have you considered a booster chair? We have one from Mamas & Papas since our daughter was 15/16 months old


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    bp
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    timmythesheep wrote: »
    Did they have any issues with it tipping backwards? It looks very like the Nomi.

    No not that I have been told, very solid and sturdy.


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