A seat that is theirs
Watch a three-year-old at a grown-up chair and you'll see the problem. They climb, wriggle, dangle their legs and give up on the drawing. These chairs have a 30 cm seat height, so feet reach the floor and their hands are free for the task.
That grounded posture is what makes sitting at a table work for pencil grip, puzzle pieces and play dough. The gently curved backrest holds them upright without fuss.
Built to be moved around
The cut-out handle in the backrest is the clever bit. Children can grip it, lift the chair and carry it to the table, the book nook or the pretend café, which builds independence and body awareness as they judge space and weight. The wide, stable base and reinforced legs mean a quick scoot in or out won't tip it.
It's a silent piece of furniture. No batteries, no parts, nothing to lose.
Materials, size and growing room
Both chairs are made from rubberwood and plywood with a non-toxic, oil-based sealant. Each chair measures approximately 30 x 27 x 53.5 cm, with a 30 cm seat height, so a pair tucks neatly under most kids' tables or against a playroom wall. The maximum weight is 30–35 kg. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and keep away from water.
The way they're used changes as your child grows. At three, it's a seat for scribbling and play dough. By five or six, it's the spot for early writing, puzzles and board games. A pair also opens up shared play: siblings sit side by side, a friend joins the drawing, or a teddy gets the second seat at the tea party.