3-in-1 Convertible Wooden Baby High Chair

I love this high chair! I mean first of all, it’s just so beautiful! I love neutral tones and this high chair is the perfect aesthetic. Also, I love that it has two different height you can set it at. It’s super easy to set up and it’s lightweight enough for you to move it around the house if needed. All in all, definitely recommend. We got rid of our old high chair after we got this one!

It’s a great little high chair. It fits great in a smaller kitchen. I love the design and the functionality is awesome.

I bought this high chair for my daughter, it is A-shape structure and 5-point safety strap, it is more security so don’t worries about her climbing or falling out. It is easy to clean and assemble. It has 3 stage adjustable and removable tray so it is more easy to feed and clean.

A little hesitated to buy this because it’s quite pricy for a high chair especially when I’m expecting a set of twins that means I will need two, but again you pay for what you get and I don’t want to put my children at risk because I wanted to save a few bucks. I purchased only one to get a feel for the quality first. It took a bit to arrive and when it arrived the box was pretty beat up, luckily the parts were packaging nicely so nothing came damaged. It came with three sets of leg parts, one set for stage 1 (infant), one set for stage 2 (toddler), and one set to convert the legs into a rocker. The assembly is pretty straightforward, although I misunderstood the instruction illustration and thought the long legs are the short legs because they look pretty short in the illustration (although it is clearly written as the long legs right below). I didn’t try on the rocker conversion attachments because we have wood floor and I don’t plan on using them. After I assembled the high chair, wow! This thing is heavy and solid, I think that’s as solid as it could get. The plastic tray is solid plastic as well and looks like it would be scratch resistant, and the seat cushion color (I bought the ivory) is a nice cream color, it is different enough to provide good contrast against the white seat. The faux leather fitness looks like it could be easily wiped clean. The style of this high chair fits perfectly in my nordic inspired interior home, now I think I will need to buy a second one for my other twin, although I might wait a little bit because I think this only fits for infants who are at least 6 months and older (or big enough to be able to sit up). I’m a first time parent so take my opinion with a grain of salt. I think the one good justification to spend a little more money on this high chair is the fact that you can convert it into a toddler chair with the stage 2 leg parts, and that would give you a good few years of use. And I’m pretty impressed that the chair comes with a manufacture date (made in may 2020), and a form for recall notice. It gives me the impression that the company takes really good safety measure when they produce this product and that gives me faith for its durability, that’s so important when it’s a product for children. Overall I would recommend this chair.

The bad thing about babies is that everything costs a lot of money and they outgrown stuff in no time so I always try to find evolution-type of items. The beauty of this chair it's actually the fact that it can transform and adapt to the baby's necessities as time goes by. From a very much needed high chair to a rocking chair (I love this feature!) then into a chair for a mini desk (or coffee table) where the child can do activities from.This piece is very well made and does offer the security you need with it's safety belts ( not only around the waist but belt comes from the shoulders too)