East Coast Folding highchair
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3.63/5
- Strengths:
Solid, looks nice and doesn’t stick out like a sore thumb
- Weaknesses:
Very hard and not comfy
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We used this high chair for my son and daughter - it’s perfect from about 8/9 months when they are really sturdy. It’s not very comfy so we bought an insert as my daughter kept banging her head on the back.
We loved being able to have the high chair freestanding with the tray, and being able to have them up at the normal dining table with us all to eat also. It wasn’t as easy to clean as other high chairs as you can’t detach the tray etc but it’s easy enough to just wipe it all down!
Worth the money, would last through your whole family I expect! - Strengths:
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2.25/5
- Strengths:
Looks nice easy to use
- Weaknesses:
Safety - baby can slip through if seatbelt not applied
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The highchair looks nice, I bought a cushion insert to make my daughter more comfortable. it isn't the easiest to clean, bits of food can get wedged into small holes etc. If your child tantrums as you are placing them in and does the rigid thing she can slip through the gap. my husband has placed a piece of wood that goes between the legs of the child to prevent this from happening - Strengths:
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3.75/5
- Strengths:
Easy to fold away
- Weaknesses:
Hard to clean
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I Loved the high chair it was so easy to fold. It was nice and compact. The only issue I had was cleaning The straps are screwd to the chair very tightly so I was unable to get them off. This made it extreamly difficult to fully clean.
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3.88/5
- Strengths:
Easy to clean, looks nice, folds small, good quality, will last until baby can sit on a chair
- Weaknesses:
Not ideal for smaller babies as seat is flat and doesn't support them
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We were given both this high chair and an insert by my grandparents for our son. It is a solid piece of furniture and very sturdy, it also matches our dining furniture so is good for those who don't want their house to look overrun by baby stuff! My son is now 7 months old and sits in this well, though he is a big baby (20lbs and very tall!). It might not be much good for smaller babies/those who are still wobbly sitting as the base is wide, deep and completely flat - think highchairs in restaurants! The insert makes it less slippery, the solid back is safer than restaurant high chairs, and the tray very useful for baby led weaning. The upside od the seat being large is that it'll easily last my son until he can sit on a chair safely, and with the tray flipped back the seat is at a perfect height for my table so he can feel like he's eating with us when he's a litttle bigger. Overall I'd buy this myself again if given a choice, but only if I had a big-ish baby!
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Description
Highchair in solid wood, with a lacquered finish, fixed height, 5 point harness, footrest, and a fixed wooden tray that lifts for folding, and folds flat when not in use
Dimensions: folded L18 x W50 x H101cm open L68 x W50 x H90cm