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Nuna Zazz Highchair (grows with kids) for sale


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Fantastic high chair that has served us well. Lasts from a few months old up to 6/7 yrs plus.


Very durable and still in great condition despite loads of use.

This video demonstrates all its functions - https://vimeo.com/28155522

Website here https://www.nuna.eu/uk/zaaz



features

grows with child

evolves with baby to big-kid size

removable tray and arm bar

gliding lift mechanism

three or five point anti-loop harness


?40 (RRP ?150-?200)

The highchair is in great condition bar a faint pen park on the back of the seat and very slight fading on the straps (both can be seen in pics).

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