BoonGRUB Adjustable Baby High Chair - Convertible High Chair and Toddler Chair - High Chairs for Babies and Toddlers 6 Months to 6 Years - Dishwasher Safe - White

I am a third time mom- wish I had this chair with my first two. The chair has to be designed by a mom because it has all the necessary features we need. First, it's lightweight but very sturdy. It has strong support legs with strong grippers, so I am not fearful of my toddlers tripping and knocking it over. It's SO easy to clean. The cushion is so easy to take off and wash. The cushion feels like it's made out of high quality outdoor waterproof material so it's super durable and easy to just spot clean in the sink, haven't needed to throw in the washing machine just yet. I would say the only complaint I could see for some people having is the tray being a little harder to take off/on, but it's kind of a safety feature. I've owned other high chairs where it was a quick release button/lever, but it also came with a risk of the tray coming off so easily or unlocking while child is inside & then obviously a huge fall risk if child is not harnessed. I however, really like that the tray is "harder" to remove because it provides safety for my little one, especially with 2 older siblings.I highly recommend this chair and for the price tag, it's so so worth it. Built well for baby/toddler & parents!

THE BEST HIGH CHAIR! Leaving a review now because my daughter just threw her guts up all over this chair an hour ago. This is the easiest high chair to clean. We took all of the pieces apart, threw cushion and straps in washer, scrubbed seat in the sink. Good as new! BUY THIS!

I like that the chair fits the height of my high top table. My 6 month old is tall for his age but his feet still don’t reach the highest setting for the footrest (but we just roll a towel for him to rest his feet on). The tray is an appropriate height for him- not too high (I get tired of seeing chairs where the tray is too high and that baby can barely use their arms) the chair is very easy to clean and there are no hidden places for food to get stuck which I love. The harness is easy to buckle and easy to remove if I want to throw it in the wash. Overall I like the chair, my 6 mo old has good posture in it and it is easy to clean which are my priorities. My 2 complaints are that the tray makes a loud noise when I remove it, which sometimes startles my baby, and there are 2 screws on the legs of the chair (out of 8) that will not screw in at all. I have contacted the company’s customer service about this and will update my review when I see how they handle it.

This highchair was clearly designed by a parent. This came out after my extensive research before getting our first chairs. I ended up with the IKEA antilop and inglesia hook on chairs. We found we were always using the hook on chair because we eat at our counter, but the fabric was annoying to clean and the bigger my kid got the more important a footrest seemed.This is amazing for the pure fact that it can reach counter height, has a footrest, 5 point harness, is wipeable and is not hundreds of dollars. The seat pops off super easily to be cleaned but is very stable otherwise. I’ve run it through the dishwasher after our cake smash and it came out as good as new. Most of the time I just wipe it down or rinse it in the sink and it’s sparkling clean again. The straps are so easy to get on and off, both on the baby and the chair when it’s time to clean. It’s also super lightweight. I can easily pick it up with one hand to clean. That also means my 1 year old can easily push it around the kitchen when he’s not in it, but so far no signs that it’s at risk to topple.As far as negatives, I wish it was a smidge shorter to fit under the counter so there wasn’t as much of a gap for food to fall. Not sure that would make a difference anyway because the footprint is large. That said, that’s expected for the stability and after a couple of days we got used to it and don’t find we trip over it. I also find the seat is a bit deep. My kid is 1 and in the 99th percentile for height and his knees don’t quite bend at the seat edge which leave marks. It’s put together similarly to the antilop, but the legs don’t come apart as easily. So this isn’t going to be as transportable (also someone was complaining about it feeling cheap but the difference in the 20 dollar IKEA chair and this is obvious). The tray needs two hands to come off, but I don’t find it difficult in the same way as the antilop (which needs brute strength to pull off). It’s more like you have to practice a few times to get the hang of it.If you’re looking for an ergonomic counter height chair- this is the one. Buy it. If you’re looking for something for the dinner table, the antilop (with a 3rd party footrest) is pretty close. I think the ease of removing the seat and straps make this the winner and are worth the extra money. I also see this having great durability and resell value when kiddos graduate from high chairs!

What I love - easy to put together out of the box-easy to clean, the straps come out and you can clean them, the seat is removable and can go in the washing machine, it’s super easy to clean the seat, sides etc … plus it can go in the dishwasher (haven’t had to do that yet- however curious if that will be kind of a pain to take the legs off etc).What I don’t love.The tray is awful to get on an off. Be prepared to just leave it on and put baby in and out. Then wipe it off & take it off to clean, but it does clean great.There aren’t 1 million little cracks for food to get lost in which in my opinion makes it worth $1 million.Sturdiness- unsure, my son pushed again the table and it looked like it was going to tip backwards … so just keeping him pulled back a little.Over all it’s so much better than the other chair I have used!

This high chair is worth every penny. It's easy to clean, dish washer safe, machine washable parts, it can be short or tall and travels well.