Summer Infant 3-Stage Superseat Highchair, Green

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #195 in Baby Product
  
• Size: one size
• Color: Green
• Brand: Summer Infant
• Model: 13150Z
• Published on: 1982
• Released on: 2009-11-17
• Format: Live
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.50" h x
  26.00" w x
  26.00" l,
  5.50 pounds
  

Features

• 3-stages:(1) Soft foam support seat, (2) Activity seat, (3) Booster seat (chair straps included)
• Soft foam insert adds comfort & helps baby sit upright
• 360° rotating tray with loads of activities to keep baby engaged
• 4 playful toys & 2 cup holders
• 3-point safety harness

• 3-stages:(1) Soft foam support seat, (2) Activity seat, (3) Booster seat (chair straps included)
• Soft foam insert adds comfort & helps baby sit upright
• 360° rotating tray with loads of activities to keep baby engaged
• 4 playful toys & 2 cup holders
• 3-point safety harness

Product Description

The 3-Stage SuperSeat offers 360 degrees of floor time activity fun & booster in one. It is a secure and comfortable area for your growing infant to learn to sit up and interact with their environment around them. With the Summer Infant 3-Stage SuperSeat® your baby can experience play while also sitting up. It’s the ideal place to keep baby entertained, safe and happy!

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

219 of 227 people found the following review helpful.
Better than Bumbo
By joeandshay
I have this seat and the bumbo. Here's my observation of my 3 1/2 month son in each:BUMBO+ Made of sturdy polyeurophane (sp?) lightweight- No attached toys (might be a good thing if you are picky able what goes in the mouth)- Child often drops toys on floor even when there's a tray attached causing frustration- Leg opening really tight on chubbier legsSUMMER INFANTACTIVITY SEAT+ Attached toys give child something to look at, grab and mouth+ Don't need to keep picking up toys off the floor+ Can attach other toys to prexisting ones+ All the perks or an exersauer without taking up a lot of room- Made of cheap platic- Paint comes off toys over time (it's made in the USA so no lead, but still)I think the bumbo is popular because it's industructable and serves its purpose well (helps non-sitters sit), but if your child is like mine he/she will get really frustrated that he/she is stuck in this chair with nothing to do (except try to escape to retreave his dropped toys). Even though the Summer Infant seat is cheaply made, your child will most likely enjoy sitting in it (at least long enough for you to take a shower).

101 of 105 people found the following review helpful.
Even if your baby can't sit up yet...
By A. Redz
I bought this for my son just shy of his 3rd month. He could hold up his head up very well, but couldn't sit up at all. This was perfect for him. The seat is close fitting offering support throughout the leg and hip area. The sides come up high around the baby, which also offered support to prevent leaning over. The base is sturdy and I have had no problems with tipping over or anything.It comes with a formed foam insert for use when the baby is smaller and needs a little extra support. I didn't need to use this because mine was big enough body-wise to fill out the seat by itself. It also comes with a tray that is a complete circle around the seat, which serves three purposes. It locks the child in (along with the seat belt), it has two cup holders with a space to lay snacks, and it comes with four toys that attach securely to it. My son is VERY strong for his age and has not managed to pull any of them off.I also had room on the tray to add a couple of those spinning suction toys.When not needed, the tray can be removed completely and you can just buckle the baby in.

51 of 63 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent - Helped 3 month old develop sitting/core muscles
By Research Mommy
I purchased this seat for my son when he was almost 3 months old. I chose it over the bumbo as I liked the idea of the tray with the attached toys, and I considered it to have a very secure base. He already had extremely strong neck muscles (he held up his head briefly the night he was born), and had some strength around sitting up, but without support, always slipped, so I thought a seat would work well for him. The seat has a large stable base, provides a lot of support on the sides, and the inner foam insert orange seat provides a lot of additional support when the baby is quite young. We used this for a full month (his third month) before we relocated and couldn't take it with us. In that month, however, my son very quickly started developing his core/sitting muscles and by his fourth month he could sit up fairly well (but not completely unassisted, that took another month). After a gap, we used this same seat when he was 9 months old and 22 lbs: He still fit in the seat with the foam insert, and I used it as a makeshift feeding seat (worked, but the toys got a lot of food on them).The tray: Rotates, with four securely attached toys. Has a section for two little removeable cups that presumably would hold small snacks, etc. We were pre-snack food age when we used this seat, so they were never used. There's a lock at the back of the seat that would prevent the tray section from rotating, if necessary. Tray takes a bit of practice to slide on, but isn't very tricky once you've practiced it a few times. There's a little slide-out section that provides for the baby to be placed in and taken out -- you have to be a little bit careful not to pinch the baby's fingers, but just like when you place the tray on your highchair, it's no big deal.The toys: A spinning ladybug mirror (very liked), a spinning bee with two little balls inside for visual and auditory stimulation (very very liked), a butterfly that can be pulled toward the baby for chewing on and a bee with a couple of rings to be played with. These spinning toys are the standard against which all spinning toys are judged by my son: He really likes them. Now that he is almost one year old, I wish I could install them elsewhere for him to continue to play with them. I saw him really develop his spinning skills/finger dexterity. He became an expert at spinning either the ladybug mirror or the bee spinner and we'd always laugh to see him flick his thumb to ever so efficiently spin the little bee. (He's better than I am, let's say.) Now at almost a year, he still stops by this seat while in the midst of running around in order to play briefly with the toys (fond memories). The toys seat very securely and have never been removed by my son. We used Fisher Price Linkaroos to attach to the butterfly wings to attach a few other toys, and when he was smaller to allow him to pull on the Linkaroos to pull the butterfly closer to him.Booster seat: The seat also has the belts for converting it to a booster seat taped-in underneath, for later convenience, I assume. However, we don't have a chair with a large enough seating area to use it as a booster seat -- the seating area is supposed to be at least as large as the base of the seat. We're not going to use the booster seat aspect of this product.Overall, we were extremely pleased with our purchase. I feel it was the best baby seating choice we could have made.