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Hansard The Horse Kids Chair

Zoomie Kids creates fun, colorful furniture designed to support creativity, comfort, and everyday play. Their pieces feature playful designs, kid-friendly materials, and practical layouts that make bedrooms and playrooms more enjoyable. Perfect for growing families, the brand focuses on durability, imagination, and cheerful style.

 
Hansard The Horse Kids Chair

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Hansard The Horse Kids Chair
Brand Zoomie Kids
Sku ZMIE7372
Updated 2026-02-21 12:17:00
Retail Price $47.00
Availability In Stock!
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Hi-ho, the derry. Their 100% polyester The horse kids chair is just the right size for little ones to take a rest after a long day of tending to the ranch. Featuring a sturdy steel frame, durable cross-woven fabric, and ABS plastic textured feet, their friendly farm animal chair is perfect from sun up to sun down. There's also a safety lock mechanism to prevent accidental closing on your tiny equestrian's fingers as well as a padded back for extra comfort. This playful chair folds up compactly into its carry bag and has a designated space for your child to write his name. Guaranteed to last long after the horses come home. Zoomie Kids
 

Zoomie Kids

Zoomie Kids creates fun, colorful furniture designed to support creativity, comfort, and everyday play. Their pieces feature playful designs, kid-friendly materials, and practical layouts that make bedrooms and playrooms more enjoyable. Perfect for growing families, the brand focuses on durability, imagination, and cheerful style.

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