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The Bloom Fresco Loft is the perfect all-purpose feeding and resting chair for contemporary homes. This European designed high chair will coordinate seamlessly with your modern kitchen or dining area, and with 6 extra inches of height, the "loft" version of the bloom fresco is especially convenient at the breakfast bar or counter tops.
The Bloom integrates advanced functionality into its streamlined physique for an efficient chair that grows with your child from newborn to preschool. Thanks to the fresco's unique cocoon-like form, 360 degree swivel rotation, and multi-position recline, the chair can serve as a comfortable sleeping pod for your newborn. From 6 months on, it's a fully adjustable feeding chair with removable trays that are dishwasher safe. As your child grows older and wants to sit at the table, simply remove the tray and customize the fresco's height with the pneumatic-assist, easy-lift height adjustment to create an up-to-the-table feeding and play chair.
Perfect for parents who want an alternative to traditional looking, one-use baby furniture, the Fresco Loft offers revolutionary functionality and a chic style that's sure to complement your modern home.
- extra tall with tray height of 36 in.
- 3 in 1 grow-with-child modes: newborn to 6-month resting cradle, 6 month and up feeding chair, 2 years to 79 lbs play seat
- Multiple-position reclining seat, feeding tray and footrest
- Pneumatic-assist, easy-lift height adjustment
- 360-degree swivel seat
- Castor wheels in base for easy lift and glide
- 5 point safety harness
Technical Details
- With 6 extra inches of height, the "loft" version of the bloom fresco is convenient at the breakfast bar or kitchen island- the fresco bloom revolutionizes baby chair design and brings premium quality infant fashion into the contemporary home for the first time
- Multiple grow-with-child configurations. Only high chair for newborns to school-aged children.
- multiple position reclining seat
- super sized adjustable feeding tray and second play tray - removable and dishwasher-safe
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By Heather Snyder (Sacile, Italy)
I don't own this chair, but am looking for a high chair that is counter height & came upon this one. It looks like a great option for feeding, but expensive. However, being a therapist I want to warn other parents that it is not a good idea to have your baby in the same chair for rest, play, & eating. First, you want your baby to associate the chair with eating only. Second, babies need to be placed in different positions to help their development. Placing a baby in a chair for a long period of time, does not allow your baby to move & work on important muscles needed for rolling, sitting unsupported, and crawling. It also limits them cognitively because they will only be able to explore what is placed in front of them. The same problems exist for exersaucers & infant carrier seats. Babies need supervised tummy time to develop and learn how their bodies move. Last, placing your baby in only one position can lead to flatness in the back of the head &/or tightening of neck muscles. If you buy this chair, please limit your baby's time spent in it. If you need to make sure your baby is safe while you shower, cook, or clean, consider a pack n play.
By M. Daniel (New York)
Putting the fact that fresco loft is undoubtedly the best looking chair out there to one side, its the thought that has been put into function and durability that I appreciate the most. We used it as a cradle from the day our little guy came home from hospital - up off the ground and secure. at about 7 months we reconfigured it to the table mode and he loved it. our version had the wipe-clean leatherette pad so no issues at all in cleaning. he's now 2 and a half and uses it as a play chair at his little desk. coming up to 3 years and going strong - cant complain about that...did I mention the rocking design?
By Soccer Mom 2004 (New York)
I was excited to receive this product prior to my son being born because of its unique design that didn't scream "baby." Now, a year later, I curse this chair almost daily.
But first, the good: It's a gorgeous design. This is an eye-catching piece that will please those who care primarily about that.
Now, the bad: It's incredibly difficult to clean. The straps make it impossible to easily remove the seat cover to get at all the gunk that inevitably gets underneath. It's possible to remove the straps, which we finally did, but this isn't necessarily a safe option for a young child, if you plan to walk away even for a moment.
At first, the difficulty in cleaning it wasn't a big deal, as we were feeding our son, and thus able to minimize mess. Now that he's "feeding" himself, the situation is a whole lot messier, and will stay that way for at least the next year.
The upshot: if you care more about how it looks than how it works, this is definitely the seat for you. If it's the reverse, I'd keep looking.
By T. Knecht (Bay Area, CA USA)
This was a major regret of a purchase. We bought this chair two years ago, with the hopes of using it through our son's developmental into adult chairs; $500 is a lot of money to spend on a high chair, so it should last.
Pros:
It is eye-catching. People like to talk about it.
Cons:
It does not move around easy; the "wheels" are useless.
It does not clean easy.
It is hard to get a child in/out of it.
The foot rest broke as soon as my son could bear weight on it; to Bloom's credit, they mailed a replacement part ASAP, without question, just with a simple phone call.
My son is two now, and the "egg" curve is uncomfortable for him to sit in.
Summation: Not worth $100, let alone $500.
By Grammy M (Santa Cruz, CA USA)
This high chair is strong and sturdy and should last our Grandson a LONG TIME, just like it says it will! We got rid of the bulky chest pads and added more comfortable ones then added a toy arch made for strollers! We also got a few suction cup toys for when he graduates to sitting up and using the tray! Beautiful and functional piece of furniture! (we got the high tech looking silver seat pads and the Bloom rocker pad for when he's an infant...)
Okay, now my grandson is a year old and still loving this chair, however, LOTS of little crevices and hiding places for "misdirected" food to hide! We did purchase a spare small, black tray from Bloom and actually attached Jaden's favorite suction cup toy/goody dispenser (as he always seems to be able to dislodge them) for chair snack/play times!
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