Fisher-Price Toddler Booster Seat Healthy Care Deluxe Blue Adjustable Chair for Dining Table & Travel with Baby, Dishwasher Safe Tray

I have used this for all 3 of my kids from ages 10months to 5. Easy to clean and sturdy. I like the function of different height settings too. Different ages different sizes/heights. I put the tray In dishwasher all the time and it hasn’t ruined the plastic. I like how easy it is to move and take on the go if needed and it doesn’t take up a lot of space. Space saving actually in our small house. Works great and I actually bought two I liked it so much.

I threw away our large high chair one day after getting angry about all the tiny little spots filled with food. I looked forever for a better alternative that wasn’t crazy expensive. I live in a small space so I wanted something small and super easy to clean. There is literally nothing I hate more in the world then cleaning a high chair. This is actually the easiest to clean. No small spaces where food can go. Tray is dish washer safe but if you don’t have a dishwasher like me, the tray is small enough to easily wash by hand without having to fight & get water everywhere. The removable top tray is nice for easy leftover disposal. The tray clips in super close to my 14 month old so little to no good falls in her lap. Literally the best option for easy to clean high chair & the price is great. It does attach to a dining chair but I have not done that. I usually sit on the floor with my toddler. Just easier for my family because we have fabric dining chairs. Folds down easily so can travel to grandparents/babysitters house.Cons (if I’m being super critical but I Fr love this thing):The top tray is easily removed so your toddler will likely figure out how to take it off. My 14 month old knows how to take it off but hardly ever does. & we sit close so we can stop her from removing it completely.The tray is small so it doesn’t fit all plates, if you are anything like me though I put the food right on the tray lol. She dumps the plate anyways. Will fit smaller plates though (the munchkin brand plates fit).I sometimes have a hard time getting the tray to click on but overall it’s not that difficult.If you leave the chair on the floor your toddler will be able to tip it over. My toddler will literally crawl with this strapped on her haha.No place to store the tray when folded down, you’ll have to carry it separately or leave it attached to the chair.

Super sturdy, easy to set up and easy to fold for travel. Can be used with younger kids with tray or just as a booster with older kids.

This is a great high chair! At first we wanted to get a modern wood chair that wouldn't look like some icky plastic crap at the table, but a friend told me to get this one. I didn't think it looked that bad, so we got it. I'm so glad we did!First, it sits securely on one of your regular chairs, so it doesn't take up additional floor space. You need to wipe off your chair from time to time because stuff will get on it, but the plusses are that you don't have an additional chair around the table, and it's less obtrusive. I guess if you have such a large family that you need every chair, that's a minus, but that was not our situation. I probably would not use this on a chair that had fabric padding, or I'd put down a towel before latching it on.Second, it's portable and folds down and you can use the strap as a handle, so if you need to travel locally, you can just fold it down and throw it in the car. It's light. I probably wouldn't take it to a restaurant, but I guess you could.Third, the trays are dishwasher safe, and the cover is nice if you prepare a whole meal and the kid doesn't eat it. You can just put the cover on, refrigerate, and serve it in a few hours.Fourth, it has 3 settings for height, and 3 for how tight the tray is, so I can see it lasting for a long time (we've been using since 5 months and she's now a year and still totally fits.)Finally, the whole thing is plastic except the straps so you can just wipe it down. I can't even imagine having fabric padding on a high chair now that we've had this. Meal time is messy. Get the plastic chair!

Let me start by saying I’m a bit of a high chair snob. I have had this seat for a few months now, and I believe there is no perfect solution for mess-free feeding. I have a two and a half year old and a nine month old. I love the seat for my toddler if only to strap him down for a meal, he has a tendency to wander off if I don’t stay right by his side at every meal. My nine month old uses the tray much more than my two year old. The tray is deep enough that it’s easy for him to use the edge to scoop food instead of chasing it around a flat tray. My nine month has figured out how to easily take the top tray off, which is one of my biggest annoyances because of the obvious mess that ensues. I would love a tray that clamped down in more than one spot. Also, sometimes releasing the top tray from the bottom tray results in a mess because it pops off and sends food flying unless I’m careful to do it gently. Cleaning all parts is a breeze, except for the chair on which it sits. Food will inevitably be dropped. The lip of the seat will catch it, but more troublesome is the food that makes its way underneath the seat. This just means you will need to remove the seat from the chair every so often, a slight inconvenience that is basically unavoidable given the highly portable nature of this chair. Speaking of, I absolutely love how lightweight and easy it is to take this chair with us to friends’ houses or on vacation/the like. Another nice aspect of this seat is that the back rest is straight up and down, which supports six months really nicely, as opposed to a seat that is slightly reclined.Overall, this booster seat high chair is well designed. It is easy to clean, lasts well into toddlerhood, relatively inexpensive (especially when you buy used!), and easily adjustable. Would recommend!