Boon Grub Adjustable High Chair with Dishwasher-Safe Seat, Supports Babies and Toddlers 6 Months to 6 Years, Gray

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So I finally bit the bullet and got the Boon Grub high chair in gray for my little one, and honestly, I’m kicking myself for not getting it sooner! My daughter just turned 8 months, and we’ve been using it for about 6 weeks now.
This chair is pretty awesome because it actually grows with your kid – it works from 6 months all the way up to 6 years (or 50 pounds), which means I won’t be shopping for another chair anytime soon. That’s a win in my book!
One thing I really love is how adjustable everything is. You get 5 different height positions, which is super convenient because our dining table is kind of low (about 32 inches), but sometimes I like to feed her at our kitchen island which is way higher. The footrest adjusts too – 5 positions there – which I didn’t think would matter much, but it actually helps her sit more comfortably. The tray has these buttons on the sides now, which are way easier to use than my sister’s older model. I can pop it on and off with one hand while holding the baby with the other, which is, like, essential when you’re juggling a squirmy infant!
The size is pretty good too. The tray gives plenty of space (about 18 by 10 inches) for all her little snacks and toys. There’s this little lip around the edge that catches some of the mess when she decides to fling food everywhere – which, let’s be real, is pretty much every meal at this point!
Cleaning this thing is where it really shines though. I mean, the ENTIRE seat can go in the dishwasher! Who thinks of that?? It’s made of this BPA-free plastic stuff (all the safe materials – no phthalates or PVC either). The seat pad is probably my favorite upgrade from our old high chair – it hugs the chair really well so food doesn’t get trapped underneath, and I can just throw it in the washing machine. No more scrubbing dried banana out of fabric crevices at 11 PM!
There’s this little hook on the back for hanging bibs, which I didn’t think I’d use, but now I’m obsessed with it. Such a small thing but super helpful. Our kitchen isn’t huge (apartment living, what can you do?), so I appreciate that it doesn’t take up too much space – about 22 by 18 inches on the floor.
The coolest part might be that when she outgrows the high chair phase, I can just take the tray off and adjust it down to use as a regular little chair. My friend’s 4-year-old actually sits in theirs when he comes over for playdates, so I’ve seen how it works for bigger kids too.
For safety, it’s got a 5-point harness which keeps my little Houdini securely in place. The base is nice and wide, so I don’t worry about it tipping over when she gets bouncy (which is always). It weighs about 15 pounds total – light enough that I can move it around the house without throwing my back out, but sturdy enough that it stays put.
I was torn between this and a wooden one that matched our furniture better, but to be fair, the neutral gray color actually works with pretty much everything. And I’m so glad I prioritized the easy-clean features over aesthetics – that’s definitely something I’ve learned since becoming a parent!
All in all, this Boon Grub chair is probably one of my better baby purchases. It wasn’t the cheapest option out there, but considering it’ll last us for years and has saved me countless cleaning headaches already, I’d say it’s worth every penny.