Seat width has to fit the child, not the year the chair was bought. Narrowing pads let you bring the seat in on both sides so a smaller child sits with proper lateral contact from day one.
A seat that is too wide lets the pelvis slide sideways, and once the pelvis moves everything above it follows. These pads close that gap without changing the frame, which means a family can buy a chair with room to grow and still get a correct fit now. They fit in and out easily, so the seat can be opened up as the child gets bigger or when heavier winter clothing is being worn.
This version takes the seat in by a moderate amount and is supplied in sizes that follow the chair.
