April 24, 2007

Well Adjusted

No matter how you squint, that convertible bed frame still looks too much like a crib. And you love the idea of the high-chair they can take to college, but the reality is often more Birkenstock than Bauhaus – and you're ready to donate it to a charity tag sale as soon as the baby can pick up her own Cheerios.

German furniture master Geuther has created a true marriage of form and function with the Filou, a high chair that can comfortably accommodate everyone in the family with style and stability. Made of durable solid beech wood, in natural stain or vibrant red, it features an optional chair pad in a number of cool colors, solid or striped. For baby's messy meals, attach the smooth wooden tray and clean up without scraping carrots out of plastic grooves. When baby's ready for the table, just raise the unique seat board a bit.

Instead of just a couple of settings ("too high" or "too low"), this seat adjusts to a variety of precise heights to comfortably fit kids of all sizes, even teenagers or parents. And it looks so good at the table you'll be happy to hold onto it for as long as it lasts.

There's still plenty left to give to the tag sale – nobody's ever using that Exersaucer again.

Available online at sparkability.net.

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