Adjustable Folding High Chair with Tray and Safety Belt for Babies and Toddlers (6 Months to 7 Years)

I’ve been struggling to find the perfect high chair for my little one for months, and honestly, I think I’ve finally hit the jackpot with this Adjustable Folding High Chair! We’ve been using it for about three weeks now, and I’m pretty impressed with how versatile it is.
First off, the material is really nice—it’s made with this pine wood that feels way sturdier than that plastic chair we had before. It’s got this natural look that actually doesn’t clash with our dining room furniture (which, trust me, was a big deal for my partner!). The finish seems non-toxic too, which is obviously super important when your baby is going to be touching and probably chewing on everything.
The height adjustment thing is actually kind of amazing. There are 4 different height settings that go from like 20 to 30 inches, which means it works perfectly with our dining table, but I can also lower it when we’re hanging out in the living room. To be fair, it took me a minute to figure out how to adjust it at first, but once you get the hang of it, it’s not bad at all.
One thing that totally sold me was how easy it is to store. Our apartment isn’t huge, so I was worried about having another bulky baby thing taking up space. But this folds up to about 35 x 10 x 5 inches, which is compact enough to slide behind our couch or in the coat closet. It’s pretty light too—only about 12 pounds—so I can easily move it around or throw it in the trunk when we visit my parents.
The rounded design is a nice touch. There aren’t any sharp corners to worry about, and everything’s smoothed out. My daughter seems comfy in it, and the tray is big enough (like 18 x 10 inches) for her plate and sippy cup with room to spare. Cleaning it isn’t a nightmare either, just a quick wipe down and you’re good to go.
The safety belt is wider than our old high chair’s, which seems to distribute pressure better. It’s adjustable and keeps my squirmy 18-month-old secure without seeming too restrictive. It’s rated for kids up to 50 pounds, so we should be good for a while!
What I didn’t expect was how this chair could actually grow with my kid. Once she’s a bit older, it converts to this ladder chair thing that’s perfect for drawing or reaching things (with supervision, obviously). It’ll handle 40 pounds in ladder mode, which means we’ll probably get years of use out of it.
All the specs are pretty standard—35 inches tall when it’s set up, seat is about 12 x 10 inches, and assembly wasn’t a total nightmare. It came with everything I needed and only took about 20 minutes to put together.
If you’re on the fence about high chairs, I’d definitely recommend this one. It’s comfier than our old one, looks better in our home, and the fact that it grows with your kid makes it worth every penny in my book!