Safety 1st 3-in-1 Grow and Go Plus High Chair, 3 Modes of Use: Infant Recliner, Toddler high Chair, and Child seat, High Street

I researched high chairs for a ridiculous amount of time trying to find something that would fold up and fit into our small hallway closet.We love this chair! It’s cute and very nice quality for the price. You can adjust the height of the chair very easily and it folds for storage.

So far I have no complaints. It’s easy to clean and lightweight. I do feel that I have to be extra careful when strapping in my grandson. He can get a bit squirmy so I make sure to stand directly in front of him in order to keep him from sliding out before I’ve got him locked and loaded :-)

I think the back could be just a little straighter. But it’s not the worst I have seen either. The larger tray under the clip on part still gets dirty, because baby can smear her hands all over it on the inside where the tray comes to her chest. That is where the leg divider is and she can smear food here. Then when you wash the larger tray, the water gets inside it and doesn’t drain out of it good. That is my biggest great with this high chair. It also only has wheels on the front side. They are a little rollers on the inside of the plastic. It would be nice if they were on the back side too. Mine has two holes on the back for rollers, but they are not there. I don’t know if mine is defective or if that is just how it comes.

Bought as a gift because its from a trusted brand. New parents love it.

I liked the chair until my baby had a blowout in it, and I needed to take off the cover to wash it. The manual tells you how to take off the back part of it, but it doesn’t mention anything at all about the side button (washers) that are holding down the fabric. I struggled to get it off, and I found YouTube videos for the old version of the chair which did not help because the old versions don’t have the buttons. I had to figure out on my own and I did not know they were washers until I somehow managed to take them off after 2 hours of struggling. Basically I had to make the button fabric opening bigger by cutting it once I got the fabric off by some miracle. Also the belt on the back… the top ones are easy to take out, but the bottom ones require a tool because the seam is too thick and the seams don’t fit through the tiny opening/slits, so I had to force the fabric out by using a lot of strength to pull it out. I ended up using a bread knife silverware to insert it in the opening slit and pull out after I wrapped the knife with a clothes napkin. I also had to push off on the back of the chair with my feet at the same time. Once I got it off, I tossed the fabric in the washing machine, and the fabric comes out fine. However, taking it off and putting it back has been such pain, and I don’t understand why the manufacturer made it this way and also having one sentence in the manual instruction on how to take it off is not enough and is confusing. If and when I get tired off cleaning the fabric, I will search for another high chair that is not this difficult to take off and put on. The side buttons are no longer hard to take off after making the fabric opening bigger, but the bottom back buttons are such pain to take out and put in.

Researched so many high chairs. Wanted something that was easy to take apart and clean and this one is perfect! I’ve already taken it apart several times to clean. My 8 month old seems to enjoy sitting in it too!

Impossible to remove the fabric to clean it.

Pros: loved the aesthetic of this one, that it collapses fairly easy and can stand on its own (although if knocked would easily topple over). Also like the tray storage on the back. The faux wood is a nice touch but noticed where the legs have been put together it was already starting to scratch off. The padding is nice. I liked the wheels on one side.Cons: The arms and the tray feel so cheap and like they are just waiting to break. Do not care for the tray that has the leg divider on it, seems wide and uncomfortable for baby, also the tray leaves a pretty big gap between the tray and their belly where food can fall down. One handed release is preferable and again the arms seem so cheap. The padding is nice and cushy but on my older high chair I took it off because the plastic is much easier to clean and this one looks like that wouldn't be doable. Also the back of the seat is slightly reclined back and not adjustable which is probably fine but my baby is hypotonic and a straighter back would be nice.I think I am just too used to what we had (hand me down booster chair that sits on kitchen chair, bucket style plastic seat with the leg divider on it and a one handed release tray, all thick plastic) and Maybe would like this better if this was my first. A lot of the style I'm looking for is 200+ but I found a Chicco zest at Walmart that is cheaper and has the bucket style seat and plastic padding (although no one handed tray).