Inglesina Zuma High Chair Orange
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- Manufacturer: Inglesina
- Mfg Part #: 1901OR8
- UPC: 809630002534
- Category: Home & Garden
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Inglesina mhome Zuma Highchair - Orange Appealing to your modern sensibility, Zuma unites sophisticated style with technical excellence. Part of the M'Home line, this ultra-cool, edgy highchair allows you to select colors, materials, and shapes that will complement your home interior. An easy-to-use telescopic mechanism allows you to position the highchair at eight different heights, with a three-position seat recline for eating, playing, or dozing. A removable, dishwasher-safe snack tray fits over the highchair's regular tray.
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