Brand: Sheepy Care
Material: 100% Natural Sheepskin
Add a soft, natural touch to your baby's high chair with the Sheepy Care Wren cushion cover. Made from genuine sheepskin in a two-piece back and seat design, it attaches easily to most high chairs using its tie fastenings.
Key Features:
- 100% natural sheepskin construction
- Lanolin-rich wool that may offer a soothing feel against sensitive skin
- Moisture-wicking fibers that help keep the surface feeling dry
- Soft, non-itch wool that's hypoallergenic
- Odorless and dye-free
- Naturally resistant to bacterial growth
- Tie fastenings for easy attachment to most high chairs
- Two-piece design covering both the seat and back
❓ Mini FAQ
Q1: Will this fit my high chair?
The tie fastenings are designed to adjust and secure to most standard high chairs, though exact fit can vary by chair shape.
Q2: Is it safe to leave the ties in place while my baby is seated?
Always supervise your baby while seated, and make sure ties are secured out of reach to avoid any entanglement risk. Check regularly that fastenings remain secure.
Q3: How do I clean it since it's not washable?
Since it's not machine washable, gently brush off any debris and air it out regularly to keep it fresh.
Care & Cleaning: Not washable. Do not bleach, tumble dry, or iron. Avoid direct sunlight and strong heat.
Sustainability Statement: Our products use leather that is a by-product of animals raised for meat production on farms. These animals are not raised for their hides. None of our products use pigskin.
Disclaimer: This product is designed for general comfort use only and is not a certified medical device. Please consult your pediatrician if your baby has specific skin sensitivities or health concerns.
Safety Warning: This product includes tie fastenings that may pose an entanglement risk to fingers or hands if a child pulls or plays with them. Always supervise your child while the cushion is in use, and ensure ties are securely fastened and trimmed or tucked away from the child's reach.
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