Foldable Baby High Chair with Easy Clean Double-Layer Tray, Adjustable Foot Rest, Safety First 5 Point Harness, Compact Space Saver Baby Feeding Chair Portable for Travel

Great product!!
Bought one for our toddler granddaughter and loved it so much that we bought another for our baby granddaughter. My only complaint is the second high chair did not come with the travel bag, otherwise a great buy. Easy to set up and close up. Sturdy, stable, great safety features and great looking. Highly recommend.

Fit is good enough! nice
Wow- I had been searching for another cover to use on our Fisher Price High Chair from 2002. Yes, I realize that is old- but this ‘baby’ looks so good and has all the bells and whistles- the Grands still love it, as my kids did!Talk about renewal.The fabric is stitched so nicely- very professional.There are holes to accommodate many different levels of safety straps- or, if you don’t have that many, it still looks good!It really did fit, almost fit to a T.I have not washed this yet- but it does look quite durable. I am spraying mine with some waterproof to avoid having to wash it constantly. That was the plus of the old Fisher Price cover- a more plasticky feel and washed great with the rag- but eventually became scratchy at the legs. IIf you are looking for a nice replacement cover for your highchair this will fit the bill if it fits your chair.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!I have included pics of the old chair, just in case, you were searching for a replacement for this brand like I was!The only Con, is that there really is no padding in the seat area- so, I used an old pad to put underneath this cover to give the Tush a bit more comfort. I still recommend this.The pictures actually show how nice the cover really is.

Folds, light weight, carry bag, secure = happy user
I’m a real critique, and honestly other than that I needed to read the directions on how to fold it (it was not intuitive to me), I rate this a full 5-star rating.Most of all, it folds. Great for grandparents if they want to have a chair when grandkids come to visit. Great if you vacation and the hotel/resort/accommodations do not have a high chair. We just recently traveled and the resort DID provide a big clunky booster seat highchair (no tray), but it slide under the table. We had to move one of the dining tables to another room for the provided booster seat to fit.We have an upcoming trip, and had planned to pack a booster seat that straps to a regular seat. (2 straps around back of chair, and 1 strap under). we used that last time. But then this arrived and hubby who insists on traveling light and doing without, was insistent that we bring this.In vine, I have had the opportunity to review/test and critique a few highchairs, and very few really folded up. Perhaps the legs would fold, but it would have a “bucket” seat that didn’t fold.This to-date folds to be the slimmest.Grandma is using a wooden highchair that her dad made, it is sentimental, but has no harness, and has no crotch support to stop baby from sliding under the tray and out through the leg area. Perhaps with this, she might be open to storing a more secure highchair when we are not traveling.

Folds well and very sturdy.
It’s of a high build quality and folds quite well. We’re able to store this seat in the corner of a very tight space quite easily. It could be better, sure, but for its price range, it’s crazy good. The seat cushion is thin but well stitched and feels adequate. The legs are somewhat thin but feel sturdy and of good material.