5 stars

I WOULD HAVE TO SAY THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST HIGH CHAIRS I HAVE HAD. AND I WOULD HAVE TO COMPLETELY DISAGREE ON THE OTHER REVEIW, WELL SHE COMPLAINED THAT THE SEAT STAYS IN THE RECLINED POSITION, WELL SHE SHOULD HAVE LOOKED AT IT MORE CLOSELY BEFORE BUYING, MY SON HAS NO PROBLEMS SITTING UP IN HIS. YEA THE COVER DOESNT COME OFF BUT YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO CLEAN IT AFTER EVERY MEAL ANYWAYS AND IT IS VERY EASY TO WIPE CLEAN, YOU DONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT FOOD GETTING UNDERNETH THE COVER. AND FOR HER LAST COMPLAINT, NO WHEELS WELL ONCE AGAIN, SHOULD HAVE LOOKED AT IT CLOSER BEFORE BUYING. IT IS A NICE SPACE SAVER IT FOLDS UP NICE TO STORE WHEN YOU ARE NOT USING IT. I AM OVERALL VERY HAPPY WITH IT! IT IS WORTH THE MONEY!

5 stars

This has been absolutely wonderful. Easy to clean, easy to fold, easy to put the tray on and take off, easy to break down, easy to build. Easy. That's why I bought it, that's why I'm keeping it. If someone expects this to be high designer quality then look elsewhere. For me, it's better than what I'd expected. For a practical mom, not for high maintenance stuck up moms.

2 stars

On the plus side, this highchair is small. So many of the current folding highchairs look like spaceships, and this one is pleasingly simple and unobtrusive.

One of the things I was looking for when I chose this chair was that it would fold up with the tray ON. This one does (which is another plus), and when I folded the display model, I was impressed with how thin the resulting chair was. However, that was without the footrest on -- the footrest protrudes way out when it's folded.

A definite minus of this chair is that when it's folded, the chair won't stand up on it's own. So it's fine if you are sliding it into a nook in a closet -- but it doesn't work to lean it up against a wall, which is what we had planned to do. It crashes down to the floor unless supported on both sides.

The deal-breaker for me is how far the back reclines (not adjustable). After one reviewer complained about this, another commented she should have noted this before buying it. I looked at the display model carefully before buying it, but I didn't realize how far it was reclined until we put our 9-month-old daughter in it, and she lay back in the highchair as if it were a hammock. The back is fabric only -- with no firmness to it -- so her posture was slouched as well as reclined. On about Day 3 of her visit, she began sitting up straight in the highchair rather than leaning back, but it doesn't seem right to me that she can't lean against the back of the highchair at all without falling back into a reclined position. Seems to me she should be able to contact the back of the chair while sitting.

Now I'm looking at other highchairs (I'm not sure how that one commenter was able to return her chair after a month of use!), but I just can't tell from looking at them whether the backs are reclined too much or not. I'm considering an old-fashioned wooden high chair which is totally straight in the back, just to be sure.

2 stars

I like the highchair simple.. I do not need fancy.. but the back plastic pieces that kept the chair stable and straight broke. This was within 1 day. I didnt even use it yet. I set my little 18 pound baby in there and I heard the plastic pieces fall to the floor... I thought no big deal right. Wrong.. My baby (who can sit up) leans back since the chair now leans back and the chair is not stable. I know you get what you pay for.