Upseat Baby Floor Seat Booster Chair for Sitting Up with Removable Tray for Meals and Playtime, Developed with Physiotherapists for Safe and Healthy Hip Development and Posture (Coconut)

We find this great high chair for taking with us if he needs one. My tall but skinny 8m old boy fits in it well and seems comfortableEasy to clean and transportSturdy when strapped to the chairOnly downside (which isnt really ) I've noticed is that he now in the bouncing throwing head back phase so have to watch his head on high back chairs - a cushion or blanket gets round this easy

Perfect for our baby with hip dysplasia! I was so happy and my heart exploded when I came across this seat that would be suitable for our baby who was being treated for hip dysplasia and in a pavlik harness. Ready to start weaning, there was no seats on the market that were suitable and hip friendly, until we found this! It straps so easily to all out chairs thanks to the adjustable straps, and we take it out with us to restaurants and other houses. He’s no longer in his pavlik harness but we will continue to use it until he grows out of it. It’s replaced the need to have a high chair and we are safe in the knowledge it will continue to support healthy hip development. The tray attachment is brilliant facilitating fun and explorative meal times and it’s so easy to clean! So pleased this was created. It lifted our spirits during a difficult time!

Great product , plenty of support and my baby loves it. Very portable and easy to assemble. Easy to clean.

It was the best thing we could have brought to our baby while she was in a hip spica cast.The baby was able to play, feed and have some activity in that. Even after the spica cast was removed she used it for a long time as it helped to improve her hips position.

It's a great seat made of this soft rubber material that is easy to wipe clean if it gets dirty while also being comfy enough for baby to sit on. The tray is nice and large. BUT... My little boy likes to fling himself backwards whenever he's unhappy or wants out of the chair. And even though he's only 5 month he has enough strength to raise the front of the seat pretty high while it's on the ground. He could easily fall head first backwards so it's not very safe for him. The base needs to be a little heavier I think. Also the tray clip feels very flimsy. When attaching the tray ofter the clip gets stuck in the gap between the seat and the other plastic piece.

Used from 6 months, bought for her to sit up and play with toys then realised when I started weaning that it was a million times better than the two other high chairs I have because she wasn’t sliding around and needing props! Still using it at nearly 9 months and she’s a big baby, wearing 12 month clothes. She does put her mucky hands on the straps that attach to chair, but they can be removed and washed. Been using anti-bad wipes and weekly sink wash. Tray coming off is fab! Our old mothercare high chair is a pain to clean. I worry about the tray when she’s bashing it with a glass bottle because it’s thin, but really I need to change the bottle! I know you’re not supposed to leave baby in chair unattended but sometimes you have to run back to kitchen, I would only do that if the tray is attached as she’s now very wiggly! I fit this under buggy before when I took to my mums, it’s great for taking out occasionally or leaving in the car specifically for eating out if you want something where baby is supported.

Perfect

Love that it’s recommended by physiotherapists