I need a Jenny Lind high chair tray & safety strap. Where can I get these?

you have a couple of options
contact the manufacturer if the chair for a replacement ray
cruise around second hand shops for a cheap chair to get the tray from
go to a cabinet makers and have a suitable tray made up
or if a metal tray go to a sheet metal shop to make a tray
and lastly find a shop that makes fiber glass items and have them make up a tray
any thing you decide will probably cost more that the chair is worth but prices will be what you decide on

Your crib date is old enough to be off the market. This would be a 20 year old crib, and they do not meet any of the safety standards set of use at all. . Sorry. I had this same Jenny Lind Crib.

If you have the model number usually on the bottom of the crib, if it is one of the Jenny Lind make you will need to know the date it was made that is on the same spot. You may find it in Jenny Lind, but it depends if the crib is still replaceable or not. It all depends on their product replacement parts policy.

Keep in mind that "Jenny Lind" is actually a style name used by several different manufacturers. Although we can service most of the U.S. made cribs and cradles, it is very helpful to know who originally made the crib or cradle. "Jenny Lind" is not a manufacturer.

Check in this links:
- safety.evenflo.com/cs/sc/cssc99_RD (for contact)
- evenflo.com/replacement_parts (search right model and manufactured date).

Hope this helps.

Hello,

I did not see this jenny lind crib on recall for evenflo. Here is a link http://safety.evenflo.com/cs/sc/cssc_RD.phtml/ There is a number you can call as well that should be able to look up this model and tell you if there is a recall or not aswell. Here is some additional information as well.
Register and track products
For your convenience, we have added a new online system to register Evenflo products for safety campaigns. Only the status of safety campaigns for products above can be tracked online. If the status of any other safety campaign is needed, please contact the Evenflo ParentLink Department at 1-800-233-5921.
For a full listing of safety notifications for all other childcare product manufacturers, please visit the following websites:
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We bought a used Jenny Lind crib for our daughter and when we put it together everything is tight but it's not stable. It can be rocked back and forth and we are concerned for the safety of our grandson. We need a parts list and/or instructions to see if there's anything missing.

You might be able to find something here:
http://productsamerica.com/highchairhardware.html

If not, you could get a good inexpensive replacement buckle/strap and latch at JoAnn or WalMart in the Fabric section. I've used that to replace the buckle on an outdoor baby swing. It helps if you slightly "melt" the cut ends so they don't fray. Hope this helps.

Try [email protected]

Evenflo's website lists their recalls.

Model # sounds like an EvenFlo Jenny Lind part # that's on the Recall List... http://safety.evenflo.com/cs/sc/cssc99_RD.phtml?rid=EFR29&src=WEB

If so, here's the link to "replacement parts" including instruction manuals... https://plweb.evenflo.com/replacement_parts.aspx

If this is DaVinci Jenny Lind, the model # isn't matching up but here's the link to their instruction manuals
http://www.milliondollarbaby.com/instructions