LEAF - High chair Nuna - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Nuna Leaf Convertible High Chair
Brand	Nuna
Model	Leaf
Usage	Two phases: phase 1 (birth to ~5 months) with harness up to 9 kg; phase 2 (walking) without harness up to 59 kg
Maximum weight supported (phase 2)	59 kg (130 lb)
Maximum weight (phase 1)	9 kg (20 lb)
Recommended age	From birth until child walks (stop at 59 kg)
Main functions	Swing with motion lock, 3-position adjustable recline
Harness	5-point harness for phase 1, not required in phase 2
Infant insert included	Yes, for a better fit in phase 1
Cleaning and maintenance	Clean base and frame with damp cloth and mild detergent; seat cover washable according to care labels
Safety	Use only on floor; never lift or carry with child; check condition regularly
Replacement parts	Use only genuine Nuna parts; contact customer service
Warranty	Product-specific warranty from date of purchase (see Nuna website)
Contact	Nuna Canada: 2520 Av Marie-Curie (customer service for parts and warranty)

Frequently Asked Questions - LEAF Nuna

From what age and weight should phase 1 be used?

Phase 1 is intended from birth until the child can sit upright or get out unassisted, or up to 9 kg (20 lb), whichever comes first.

How to adjust the recline of the Nuna Leaf?

Pull the upper part of the seat to release the connection, then press the recline adjustment button and choose from 3 positions. A click confirms engagement.

How to lock the swing?

Press the motion lock (located on the base) to stop the swing. The seat locks only in the center position.

Can I use the high chair on an elevated surface?

No, the product must be used only on the floor. Never use on an elevated surface (table, bed) or soft surface (sofa, mattress) to prevent falls and suffocation.

How to clean the seat cover?

Check the care labels sewn on the cover. Generally, the cover is washable. For the frame and base, use a damp cloth and mild detergent, then dry completely.

Can I use the chair without the harness?

The harness is mandatory in phase 1 (up to 9 kg). In phase 2 (walking child), the harness is not required, but it is recommended for safety.

What is the maximum weight for phase 2?

Phase 2 can be used until the child reaches 59 kg (130 lb). Beyond that, stop using the product.

Is the Nuna Leaf designed for sleep?

No, this product is not designed for sleep. If the child falls asleep, supervision is necessary to ensure safety.

How to detach the seat from the base?

Insert a flathead screwdriver into the slot at the back of the seat frame to disconnect the link, then slide the seat off the base. Do not use any other method.

What to do if a part is missing or damaged?

Do not use the product. Contact Nuna customer service (Nuna Canada, 2520 Av Marie-Curie) or visit the website to obtain genuine replacement parts.

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BEFORE USE

Contents

Product Information

Warranty

Contact

Child Usage Requirements 5

Warnings 6

Parts List 10

Product Set Up 12

Stage One Use 12

Stage Two Use 14

Product Use 16

Cleaning and Maintenance 20

Product Information

Model Number:

Manufactured Date:

Warranty

We have purposely designed our high-quality products so that they can grow with both your child and your family. Because we stand by our product, our gear is covered by a custom warranty per product, starting from the day it was purchased. Please have the proof of purchase, model number and manufactured in date available when you contact us.

For warranty information please visit:

www.nunababy.ca

Contact

For replacement parts, service, or additional warranty questions, please contact our customer service department.

Nuna Canada

2520 Av Marie-Curie

St-Laurent, QC, H4S 1N1

1-800-667-4111

[e-mail]

Child Usage Requirements

This product is intended for two stages of use:

Stage One: With Harness

- For use from birth until the child can sit upright or can climb out unassisted.

- Discontinue stage one use when infant can sit upright, push up on hands and knees or climb out unassisted (approximately 5 months) and is unable to walk.

Stage Two: Without Harness

- For use as a chair when the child is able to walk.

- Discontinue stage two use when child reaches 59 kg (130 lb).

WARNING

Failure to follow these warnings and instructions could result in serious injury or death.

A child's safety is your responsibility.

Use original Nuna parts and accessories only.

DO NOT use this product if it is damaged or broken.

This product is not intended for sleeping. If child falls asleep, you must provide the necessary supervision to ensure your child's safety.

For reasons of safety, only use original Nuna parts.

Check regularly if everything functions properly. If any parts are torn, broken, or missing, stop using this product.

The Nuna Leaf Wind is not compatible with the Nuna Leaf Grow.

Stage One: With Harness

For use from birth until the child can sit upright or can climb out unassisted.

Discontinue stage one use when infant can sit upright, push up on hands and knees or climb out unassisted (approximately 5 months) and is unable to walk.

FALL HAZARD

Babies have suffered skull fractures falling while in and from this product.

To prevent falls, stop using the product when infant:

• Begins to roll over, or
• Can pull up on sides (approximately 5 months).
• Use this product ONLY on floor. NEVER use on any elevated or soft surface.
• ALWAYS use restraint system. Adjust to fit snugly.
• NEVER lift or carry baby while in this product.

SUFFOCATION HAZARD

Babies have suffocated when this product was tipped over on a soft surface.

Infants have suffocated:

• On added pillows, blankets and extra padding.
• ONLY use the pad provided by the manufacturer.
• NEVER place extra padding under or beside infant.
• When trapped between product and adjacent surface.
• NEVER use inside cribs, play yards or other products.
• NEVER use on a bed, sofa, cushion, or other soft surface.
  • NEVER leave baby unattended.

TO PREVENT FALLS AND SUFFOCATION:

• ALWAYS use restraints. Adjust to fit snugly.
• STOP using stage one when baby starts trying to sit up or has reached 9kg (20 lb), whichever comes first.

Strings can cause strangulation! DO NOT place items with a string around a child's neck, such as hood strings or pacifier cords. DO NOT suspend strings over product or attach strings to toys.

Stage Two: Without Harness

For use as a chair when the child is able to walk. Discontinue stage two use when child reaches 59 kg (130 lb).

Parts List

Make sure all parts are available before assembly. If any part is missing, please contact Nuna. No tools are required for assembly.

1 Infant Insert

6 Crotch Support

2 Seat Cover

7 Seat Cover

3 Harness Strap

Attachment Buckle

4 Harness Loop

(located on the back

5 HarnessAdjustment Buckle

inside of the seat cover)

8 Seat Pad

9 Seat Frame

10 SeatCoverAttachment Hole

11 Seat Mount

12 ReclineAdjustment Button

13 Base

14 Base Mount

15 Motion Lock

Product Set Up

1 - Align the seat mount with the base mount. Place the seat directly down until it clicks into place. A "click" sound means the seat and base are assembled completely.

After assembly, pull up on the seat to ensure it is properly secured to the base.

Stage One Use

Stage one can be used from birth until your child can sit upright or can climb out unassisted.

2 - To secure your child, lift the ends of the harness straps away from the seat cover to unfasten the hook and loop.
3 - Remove the harness straps from the harness loops.
4 - Fold down the crotch support.
5 - Fit the harness snugly to your child by sliding the harness adjustment buckles, as needed.

Place your child in the seat and reverse these steps to secure your child in the harness.

Infant Insert

The infant insert can be used for stage one use to provide a better fit for smaller babies.
6 - To remove the infant insert, unbuckle the harness and route the harness straps through the infant insert holes.

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Seat Cover

Discontinue using the seat cover when the infant can sit upright, push up on hands and knees or climb out unassisted (age around 5 months).

1 - To remove the seat cover, flip the seat over and unfasten the hook and loop from the seat cover (1) and the seat pad (2).
2 - Detach the seat cover attachment buckle from the seat frame, then refasten the hook and loop on the seat pad.
3 - Flip the seat over, and starting from the bottom, remove the seat cover from the seat pad (1). Then, slide the seat cover up, off the top of the seat pad.

Stage Two Use

4 - The seat pad alone is for use as a chair when your child is able to walk.

Seat Pad

5 - To remove the seat pad, flip the seat over and unfasten the hook and loop.
6 - Flip the seat over, and starting from the bottom, remove the seat pad from the seat frame (1). Then, slide the seat pad up, off the top of the seat frame (2).

Discontinue stage two use when your child reaches 59 kg (130 lb).

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Product Use

Motion Lock

The motion lock provides continuous swaying for both stages of use.

1 - Pull the motion lock up to unlock the seat.
2 - Push the seat to sway.
3 - To lock the seat and stop movement, push the motion lock down. The seat will only lock in the center position.
4 - When transporting, lock the base and carry by holding between the seat and the base.

NEVER lift or carry baby while in this product.

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Recline

There are three recline positions.

1 - For stage one use, only use in the LOWEST, MOST RECLINED position.

You MUST use the harness for stage one use. The harness is not required for stage two use.

2 - ANY recline position can be used for stage two use.
3 - To lower or raise the recline, pull up on the top of the seat to release the connection (1). Then press in on the recline adjustment button (2) and adjust the seat to the desired recline position. A "click" sound means the recline position is engaged.

Base

4 - To remove the seat from the base, insert a flat head screwdriver into the slot on the back of the seat mount, and press to disengage the connection.
5 - Once the connection is disengaged, slide the seat off the base mount.

DO NOT detach the seat from the base by any other method.

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Cleaning and Maintenance

Refer to the care label attached to the soft goods for washing and drying instructions.

Clean the base and seat frame with a damp cloth and a mild detergent. Dry thoroughly. Do not use abrasives.

It is normal for fabric to color from sunlight and to show wear and tear after a long period of use, even when used normally.

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St-Laurent, QC, H4S 1N1

1-800-667-4111

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RISQUE DE SUFFOCATION

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