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The SPLITY can be used from birth in bouncer and seat mode, thanks to the included newborn insert which offers support suited to the small size of the first few months. Both these modes are reserved for baby's awake time: like any bouncer or baby swing, the SPLITY is not designed for baby's sleep — as soon as baby falls asleep, they must be moved to their usual bed or cot. High chair mode, meanwhile, is recommended from around 6 months, once baby is able to sit up unassisted, a developmental milestone that varies slightly from child to child. This progression across several modes lets a single product accompany baby from newborn to the child already eating at the table, adapting to each stage of their development rather than imposing a rigid schedule based solely on age.

The SPLITY transforms into 3 distinct functions that accompany baby at every stage of early childhood. Electric bouncer mode offers a motorised rocking motion to soothe baby from birth during awake time. Seat mode fixes the position in a fixed recline, with no rocking, handy for bottle feeds or calm awake moments. High chair mode, finally, takes over from around 6 months, once baby can sit up unassisted, accompanying them for meals at the table alongside the rest of the family. This versatility across 3 functions lets a single product cover a particularly long stretch of early childhood, from newborn to the child eating solid meals, a practical and economical choice rather than buying several separate pieces of equipment over the months.

The difference between the two modes lies mainly in the seat's motion. In bouncer mode, the seat gently rocks in a motorised, electric motion, designed to soothe baby during awake time, particularly after a fussy or crying moment. In seat mode, by contrast, the seat is fixed in a set recline position, with no rocking at all: this configuration is particularly suited to bottle feeds, where a stable position makes it easier for baby to feed, or to calm awake moments where baby doesn't need to be rocked. Switching between modes is simple, with no tools required, letting you adapt the SPLITY to the moment — activating the rocking motion to soothe baby, or switching it off for a fixed, calm period. Both modes remain reserved for baby's awake time, as with any bouncer or swing on the market.

The SPLITY supports up to 15 kg in high chair mode, a weight threshold that generally corresponds to several years of use depending on each child's growth curve, well beyond the first solid meals around 6 months. This high weight limit lets the high chair accompany the child from their first spoon-fed meals to an age where they already eat largely independently at the table, alongside the rest of the family. The safety harness and meal tray remain usable across this whole weight range, ensuring suitable support even as the child grows and becomes more mobile during meals. This longevity of use makes the SPLITY a particularly worthwhile investment compared with a classic high chair with more limited lifespan, since a single product covers bouncer, seat and high chair modes over several years.

Yes, the SPLITY complies with European standards EN14988 and EN16232, two safety frameworks specific to the baby equipment categories it combines. EN14988 covers children's high chairs, with requirements on stability, structural strength and harness safety. EN16232 covers children's electric swing chairs, with requirements specific to the swinging mechanism and seat safety during motion. As the SPLITY combines both functions in a single product, it meets the requirements of both standards simultaneously. As with any baby equipment, it remains essential to follow the assembly, adjustment and use instructions provided in the manual, since these standards concern the product's design and not how it is installed or used day to day.

The SPLITY box contains everything needed for immediate use across its 3 modes: the main frame, the seat, the newborn insert for the first months in bouncer or seat mode, the 5-point safety harness, the removable meal tray for high chair mode, and the power adapter for the electric rocking mechanism. The 5-point harness secures baby at the shoulders, waist and crotch across all three modes of use. The newborn insert compensates for the small size of the first few months by offering suitable side support in bouncer or seat mode, before being gradually removed as baby grows. The meal tray only becomes useful once high chair mode begins around 6 months. No tools are needed to assemble the frame or switch between modes once the product is unpacked.

Yes, the SPLITY's electric rocking mechanism runs exclusively on mains power, using the adapter included in the box, with no batteries required. This mains power only applies to bouncer mode: seat mode (fixed position) and high chair mode don't need electricity to work, since they rely solely on manually adjusting the frame. Plugging into the mains ensures continuous, reliable rocking during baby's awake time, with no risk of sudden interruption due to dead batteries. The cable and adapter are designed for standard home use and plug simply into a regular wall socket, with no special installation required. This mixed design — electric for rocking, mechanical for the other modes — lets you use the SPLITY even in a room without easy access to a socket, whenever bouncer mode isn't needed at that moment.

Yes, the SPLITY's PVC cover is removable and easy to clean, a material choice that particularly resists splashes and stains from meals once high chair mode is in use. Unlike a classic fabric cover, PVC simply wipes clean with a damp cloth for quick everyday maintenance, without necessarily needing a machine wash every time. A replacement cover is also available to order separately, additionally featuring a toy arch, an interesting option if you'd like to refresh the product's look or replace a worn cover after several months of intensive use. This replacement option extends the SPLITY's useful lifespan, rather than having to replace the whole product if only the cover shows signs of wear.

Yes, assembling the SPLITY is designed to be simple, with step-by-step illustrated instructions provided in the product manual. Allow around 10 minutes to assemble the complete frame, with no special tools or DIY skills required. The various parts fit or clip directly together, following a precise order detailed in the manual, making installation accessible even without prior experience assembling baby equipment. This simplicity applies both to initial assembly and to switching between modes (bouncer, seat or high chair), with each transformation designed to be carried out quickly in everyday use. This ease of assembly and use comes up regularly in positive feedback from parents who chose this multi-function model.

Yes, the SPLITY can absolutely be used exclusively in high chair mode, without ever using the bouncer or seat functions if you don't need them. The three modes are designed as independent options rather than mandatory stages: some parents, for example, choose to use another solution for the very first months (babywearing, a different bouncer) and only bring the SPLITY into service once they reach high chair mode, around 6 months. This flexibility of use lets you adapt the product to your actual needs rather than forcing you to use all its functions systematically. In every case, the 5-point safety harness remains usable in high chair mode independently of the other settings, ensuring suitable support for baby as soon as they're seated for meals.