This is absolutely brilliant. A baby seat made by Paper Tiger (who makes additional disposable furniture from cardboard.) As this article on Treehugger.com suggests, just think about the intelligence of this design. Kids outgrow their clothes and furniture in no time at all. By the time you have another child, technology has changed and safety laws have been updated.
Cardboard is rigid and durable, and with some treatment or disposable wrapping, it can withstand pretty much anything a baby can throw at it. Also, it folds up along convenient lines for collapsible and easy storage, unlike some rigid hard plastic monster baby seats. It's also lightweight, which is nice. It's cheap to boot, and recyclable.
^u^ that is just excellent furniture design.
Posted by: Charlie | January 27, 2010 at 10:46 AM
Yeah, and just think about the applications it has in the context of other furniture.
Posted by: Rob Rose | January 27, 2010 at 11:29 AM
I've been using recycle bottles to refill drinking water. I've read somewhere that you cannot use the bottle after many times or recycling because of the chemicals in the bottle. So how many times exactly can i recycle it?
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I'm a big fan of cardboard gear for toddlers because they’re eco friendly, durable, customisable, and very wallet friendly alternatives to other material intense products.
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These baby chairs would be great options when you need a light and portable option for your little one.
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