Primo Cozy Tot Deluxe Convertible Folding High Chair & Toddler Chair - Black, Black/White , 14x18x23.6 Inch (Pack of 1)

I researched high chairs for months before finally deciding on this one. One of the biggest selling points for me was the fact that this chair converts into a toddler chair. I love the idea of it being able to be used for years! That makes it easy to justify the higher price point.I think all highchairs are obviously going to have a nook or cranny that food can get caught in, its inevitable. There are a couple of small cracks near the fold of where the table and chair meet, but its nothing awful. This chair is awesome because it has no fabric that needs to be washed or worried about. I just spray it down with a safe cleaner, and its super quick to get clean. I love that the table bends down forward, making it easy to get baby in and out. The top table cover can be removed and placed in the dishwasher but I just hand wash it daily. The white/black color of it is so sleek and fits our modern home decor/kitchen perfectly. I easily move it around with no problem. I love that it also folds together and can be placed in a closet and easily stored away.I will say that originally I thought it looked small, but it is definitely the right size for a baby, not too big and overwhelming at all. I was initially thrown off by the size of the table too, thinking it looked smaller than others (which it probably is) but I haven't noticed an issue with the functionality of the size.Overall, I am super happy with this highchair. Cleaning is truly a breeze and it will be the perfect little toddler chair for my baby when she's older.

Let me start by saying I spent countless hours researching the “best high chairs”. I was about to purchase a Stokke Tripp Trapp, but there were a few things about it that I was disappointed with and ultimately didn’t feel like the $300 price was justified (only 1 tray attachment, not portable, and reviews mentioned baby seat attachment was small and difficult to get chunky legs in and out). Finding this Primo Cozy high chair is probably my best find on Amazon yet. Not only did it save me $300+ (all Tripp Tripp attachments are extra), it is it super easy to clean and simple to use. The tray is adjustable and you don’t have to remove it in order to take baby out. You can simply slide it further out and I can get my chunky 20 pound 7 month old in and out easily. There are also 2 trays, which is so nice to have when the top tray is dirty and you don’t have time to wash it right away. Just click off the top tray and there is another tray underneath. The absolute BEST feature is that it is so easy to store the chair out of the way! I have done it with one hand while holding my baby, though it does take some effort and practice. The back legs swing closed to meet the front legs and the tray folds up with the click of 2 buttons. So simple and yet so practical. The foot rest is also an added bonus. Oh! And the bottom half of the poles/legs can be removed so as your child gets older and no longer needs a high chair, it can become a sitting chair for them. Brilliant! I hope my review is helpful for anyone considering purchasing. I did not receive any compensation or benefit for my review, I paid full price for this item.

After trying out several high chairs (Stokke Steps, Graco multi kid use), I came across this one at a friends house and knew it was the one for us. Prior to using a high chair, we were using a Bumbo but the little ones were outgrowing it and we needed something that was small enough for the petite size of the kids (about the size of a 12-18 month old at 2 years of age), easy to clean, and could store well in our limited kitchen space.This one fit our needs really well-may not work for everyone’s needs especially if your kids are beef cakes and cute chunky chubs. The tray can easily be moved in just a little from its original setting and for the most part effectively “traps” my kiddo in and I don’t need to use the straps to keep ‘em in. I hated the straps on the Stokke step even though it kept my escape artist from spreading food everywhere. It was one more item to clean down and we all know there’s plenty to already clean when you have just one small child.The Stokke steps, though very sturdy and aesthetically pleasing to the eye took up too much room for our small eating area in the kitchen and also when it wasn’t being used. Though it makes for a nice step stool and seat for older kids and small adults, this wasn’t its primary function. The primo high chair, though not as sturdy or pretty, folds up (legs and tray fold) and takes up minimal space and is fairly lightweight. These were unexpected bonus details when we decided to take the high chair along when our kiddo stayed for an extended period of time at another friends house and they didn’t have a high chair.When being used, it also doesn’t take up too much can space either. The tray is smaller than the Stokke steps, but is big enough for our needs. The tray sits atop another tray like thing-it clicks out easily and cleans easier than the porous material of the Stokke steps tray. The rubber foot pads to protect the floor from the metal tubes also keep the high chair from sliding around on the floor easily (this could be a good thing or annoying depending on if you like chairs to move around easily on your floor).The foot rest only has two adjustment settings-much less flexibility than the Stokke steps. So if your kiddo is tall, this also may be a deal breaker. Again, our kids are petite, so not an issue for us. The footrest of the Stokke steps is also made of a material that stains easily, but doesn’t clean easily (needed to use Mr. Clean magic eraser to get it to be a nice white again), whereas the foot rests on this clean up easy.We haven't used the high chair as a small chair as seen in the pictures, but overall we are very pleased with the high chair and that it fits our needs very well. It is quite a bit cheaper than all of the Stokke high chairs-we got a like-new, Amazon warehouse deal and saved over $20 off original price-which was a bonus.Assembly was fairly straightforward-just make sure to remember what legs are for the front and back. Item was packaged well and had no defects.