Abiie Beyond Junior Wooden High Chair with Tray - Adjustable and Convertible High Chair for Babies and Toddlers - 6 Months to 250 Lb - Water Resistant - Mahogany Wood/Olive Cushion

Love that this chair can stay with us forever! Sturdy, great height, cleans easily, dishwasher safe tray is excellent. Expensive but absolutely worth it imo. Baby sits upright properly using the adjustable seat, foot plate, and straps. It provides the 90° seat perfectly. Due to this good posture during eating, luckily my baby has not choked at all, now almost a year old!

We've had these for about a week and they are amazing! We have twins, so having a comfortable high chair that isn't too large and easy to clean is very important to us. They look great and were very easy to put together!

My grandson is big for his age ,he still need high chair but was too heavy for me to lift over the front bar ..this chair is perfect for him. He can get in and out on his own but still have tray to eat from. I wish he had this from beginning .. it beautiful piece of furniture !!

Hello! I had the Tripp trap high chair with my oldest who is now 3, and it was a NIGHTMARE to adjust, you need to loosen bolts and move stuff then tighten them, and they can still move if you push hard enough. Hated the baby seat design it had that did not adjust to size at all.In comparison, this chair is completely adjustable, you only need to hold down buttons and pull it, then put it somewhere else. We take off the seat and footrest to rinse in sink if it gets too much to clean with a rag, we haven’t used the cushions in a while because it was a lot to clean all day long.My son (15months) had kicked the table and pushed himself back many many times but this has never once tipped over, or even almost tipped. Very sturdy.Does not fold, but fits perfectly under my dining table, like a normal chair, so it doesn’t take up a ton of space.The wood cleans very quickly, I barely need to scrub it to clean food off of it. Same with the plastic top.If you no longer want the baby table, you can remove the plastic inserts on the sides that the table clicks into, and just put the bolts only back in so 1. You don’t lose them and 2. Baby can’t shove food in that hole.6 months in, no scratches or damage, and I easily put my baby (he was between age 9-15 months) and my daughter (ages 2.5-3) in it, with just switching the foot rest position.I could not recommend this enough, I did BLW with both kids and this is so much better than the Tripp trapp. Exactly the same for 90* angle sitting, without the annoying baby seat issues and bolts to unscrew to adjust.The only possible con for some is that it can be challenging to get the buckles in and out when using cushions, because it’s a tight fit, but that’s to be expected. Not any issue for me, as it makes sure they keep my kids in the seat.

It’s very sturdy and made of beautiful wood, which gives it a nice classic look. It doesn’t take up much space and is super easy to clean—perfect for our daily use. While it doesn’t recline and doesn’t have wheels, it still works well for our needs. The tray needs to be removed to get my child in and out, but it’s easy enough to pop back on. Overall, it’s a great value and feels like it will last a long time!

We love ours so much that we bought a second one just like it for baby #2. Easy to clean. Sturdy. Puts the kid at the table (if you use without tray) so that they feel like a big kid.

Great quality. No negatives to report. Bought for our 1.5 y/o niece. Would recommend.

This highchair is great. It was so easy to put together. It's also very easy to adjust the chair for the baby and the footrest. It's also really good quality.I bought this highchair and the Stokke Tripp trapp and I wish I had bought 2 of this high chair. This highchair is so much easier to put together and adjust as your baby grows. The tray table on this high chair is also better quality than the stokke, it's wood with a plastic removable cover stokkes is just plastic.If you are thinking about both brands I would recommend this highchair over the stokke tripp trapp.