I seriously love this chair. We didn’t try it until we purchased one for my parents house when my baby was ten months old, but I loved it so much, I immediately ordered one once getting home, eager to get rid of my son’s large bulky high chair in our townhouse.Why is it so great?-It’s super easy to pop kiddo in there, for one. Most other traditional high chairs need one, if not two hands to get the tray off. Mine also had a five point belt that was necessary; the seat was small and narrow, so if you didn’t buckle him and took off the tray, he’d likely flip right onto his face even though he can sit up just fine.-it’s much more washable than any other highchair I’ve known. Yes, other ones have vinyl seats you can wipe, but crusties and cribs get caught in the little crevices, and if you somehow ARE able to remove it, good luck trying to get it back on again. This one is pretty painless to remove the entire fabric; no crevices!-The tray is awesome. It pops on and off and fits easily in both the sink and dishwasher. Very painless and makes life easier.-SO MUCH SAVED SPACE! My kitchen looks so much bigger now without the high chair taking up 1/4 of the room!-Pretty colors! We got the light blue for my parent’s house, and the red for mine. Both are beautiful and (at least these colors), hide dirt well (but remember, washing is easy!).-Fits a large variety of tables. To be honest, I loved this thing so much, I’d have considered getting rid of my current dining set to get one that worked for it. Fortunately, even my thicker table with built-in leaves could take this chair (it was tight, but we made it!), so no table replacement necessary!This is the best item I have found that I wish I had just gotten initially months ago when shopping for a high chair! I would have saved $50 too. Can’t say enough good things about it! Read more

We needed a travel highchair to use at home because we didn't want to take up the floor space with a full sized high chair. We have a unique edge to our table, kind of tiered if you will, so we were unsure which would work best and ordered 3 plus a booster that hooks onto the chair. The Inglesina chair was definitely the best quality (though also the most expensive). It was very sturdy, great design, fabric cleans easily with a nail/vegetable scrub brush. It actually didn't fit on our dining room table like we hoped, but we loved it so much we didn't want to return it and use it on our breakfast nook counter which just has a standard edge. We realized with the edge of our table, we'd need one that has the braces that go under the table, which included the Chicco Caddy Hook and the Regalo Easy Diner. Both are of a lesser quality than the Inglesina (and cheaper). Of the two, the Chicco seemed to be a little more high quality and visually appealing, but didn't fit on our table well enough for me to feel comfortable putting my son in it. If you have a regular table and are looking for something more affordable than Inglesina, this would be a good choice for you, but know in advance, the fabric insert really does look cheapy and like it will fall apart in less than a year so be prepared to buy a back up insert. We ended up keeping the Regalo for our table, it fit more securely given our table construction. The frame seems cheap, the fabric seems cheap, let's face it, it was cheap, but it was the only one that fit properly. If they offered a step up in quality that was more expensive i'd happily buy that. We also tried the Brica Fold & go travel seat. Great quality, folds really easily, but I have to say, with it only having a waist strap and no shoulder straps, my 7 month old could lean entirely too far right, left and forward for me to feel comfortable using it. Perhaps one that had the back & shoulder straps would have worked and made me more comfortable. My overall recommendation, if you have a standard table edge with no unusual curves, is pay the extra money for the Inglesina's quality. Read more

Had two already of an older model, bought another because it was more convenient to feed all the babies where I prepare food (and where it is easy to clean up into the sink) then it was to put my 20 month olds into booster seats at the table. The biggest (only?) difference between the 2013 model and the 2015 model is the zipper that encloses the loop where the chair clamps to the counter. I had assumed they made this change because my boys will put their feet in those loops and use them to stand – though honestly, if they are not strapped in tight enough, by 10 months old the baby could get out of the zippered one. So use straps! Love the tray so much. I bought two more trays for all of them. The orange has been about the same effort to keep clean as the black. Use a wet terrycloth. Read more

The tray is very hard to clip in and out from the chair. Unless you bend it significantly, you have to push down with a lot of force. If baby's fingers are near it, you could potentially break a finger. We know kids are fast! After about a year of use, only about 2-3 times a week, def not daily use, the tray has already broken. They need to redesign the molding so it's just a tad less tight of a fit. Also if you have arthritis or a hand injury you will have a very hard time taking the tray in and out for cleaning.Food easily gets stuck between the tray and the center strap of the chair, making it hard to clean. Lastly, the tray will inevitably be covered in food after baby is done eating, removing the tray will flick food particles all over the room due to the tray being too tight, so you must clean the tray off before you can really clean it in the sink.For nearly $100 I would have expecting no engineering oversights. Save your money on the tray and just get a silicone mat to use in front of the chair instead. Read more

Tray doesn't sit flat no matter what you do. Definitely a defective tray since it doesn't appear that other review photos have a tray that is angled like this.I'm super disappointed. Sending it back.Update: I exchanged it for another one, thinking this first one we received was defective. And the replacement tray did the same exact thing. (See last picture) How are others getting theirs to sit flat???? Read more

Después de buscar entre varios modelos y marcas, ayudó mucho las reseñas para elegir este modelo y sin duda fue la mejor elección. De muy alta calidad los materiales, luce muy bien en la mesa y 1,000% práctica! Si la idea es que puedas poner y quitar en tu casa así como poder llevarla a algún restaurante o de visita, esta es la opción! Tardas más en sacarlo de la bolsa que en lo que está instalada, solo es cuestión de asegurar los bastones y una cinta sujetadora y listo, con girar los "torniquetes" se ajusta a la perfección. Tiene un excelente tamaño, mi bebé tiene 7 meses y encantada de estar allí, es cómoda y no lastima en ningún lado, además de contar con un cinturón de seguridad para evitar que pueda impulsarse hacia afuera; y para el espacio que ofrece, seguramente hasta los 2 años que está recomendada la podrá usar sin problemas. Read more

Es una cosa más que cargar, pero vale la pena 1000%. Se siente muy resistente y mi bebé está súper cómodo (7 meses y siento que la va a usar mucho tiempo más por el tamaño), aunque tiene espacio para no estar apretado no se siente “suelto” como en las periqueras de los restaurantes. Es muy fácil de instalar y no ocupa tanto espacio en la mesa como otras marcas. Read more

Se adapta muy fácilmente a las mesas que tenemos, es muy segura y le permite a la bebita estar con nosotros sentados a la mesa. Es un gran producto Read more

La bandeja queda demasiado apretada parece una medida más chica, apenas la abrí hoy y al intentar ponerla se dobló Read more