So I was looking for a high chair that would be supportive for a baby who couldn't really sit well by himself yet. My baby was 4 months and he couldn't really sit without support. We have another high chair that was a hand me down and it was just a basic cheap high chair. That chair was way too big and not adjustable so my baby would just slide all the way forward and be slouching in the high chair which looked really uncomfortable because his crotch was pushed all the way up against the middle bar between his legs. This high chair was a game changer. The adjustable back made it so he could sit up without sliding forward. I'm sure the rubbery gray cushion also helped him stick and not slide. I like being able to remove the chair from the base and just putting it on the ground. Restaurant high chairs don't work for him because they're huge and he just slides around in them. I haven't tried this yet but next time we go out I'm going to bring the chair with me so he can sit comfortably. The high chair will attach to regular chairs which is a really nice feature. There are two drawbacks to this chair and I'm pretty sure one of them is meant to be a feature. First, (this is the feature) the feet that don't have wheels are really "sticky" like then plant right onto the ground and don't move. This is a good thing normally, but when I want to move the chair it's a little hard to do that. Second, the base is huge and doesn't fold so it takes up a lot of space. I have a big house so the amount of space it takes up is negligible, but if you have a smaller space then it will be a bit of an eyesore and will be in the way (I've tripped over the base a few times when I wasn't paying attention). Of course you could just attach the chair part to a chair in your house and not use the base at all. Overall I'm very pleased with this chair and would buy again if I ever needed to, but this chair looks like it will hold up for multiple kids (and you can use the base and chair separately to seat two kids at the same time) so I probably won't need to.
Update: I went out to eat twice since my review and both times I brought the chair with me so my baby can sit comfortably. It was really easy to bring with because it's so light and has a handle in the back for easy carrying. It's not too big so fit in the front seat very easily. We sat in a booth both times and the chair fit perfectly in the booth. Since it wasn't on a chair, we couldn't attach the highchair onto anything, so the chair wobbled a bit, but stayed in the same place for the most part. We did keep a close eye and stayed near it the whole time because we couldn't attach it to anything securely. One nice benefit to having the chair with us was the ability to recline it. We were at a slower restaurant the second time we used it and ended up there for an hour and a half. I could my baby was getting tired so we reclined the chair and he was able to sit more comfortably. The only drawback to this (and really any high chair at a restaurant) was that we couldn't bring or fit the tray so baby couldn't have his toys in front of him while we sat and ate. Still overall love this chair and how handy it is.
| Product Dimensions | 34.5 x 21.5 x 43.5 inches |
|---|---|
| Item model number | 10108 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Target gender | Unisex |
| Maximum weight recommendation | 50 Pounds |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Care instructions | Seat pad is machine-washableTray is dishwasher safeWipe clean |
| Additional product features | dish washer safe, removable tray, toddler chair |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Style | Trio 3-in-1 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Specification met | certified frustration-free |
| Harness type | 5 pt |
| Is portable | No |
| Item Weight | 19.85 pounds |
| Country/Region of origin | China |
