Baby TrendEverlast 7-in-1 High Chair, Charcoal Stone

As soon as I found out I was having a girl I immediately added this high chair to my cart because it is so cute. I loved the pattern it immediately stuck to me and i love that it is so sturdy. Reminds me of how the old high chairs used to be made super good quality. My daughter is definitely comfortable in it and I love the reclining feature so she can drink bottles while still in the chair, but it’s kinda hard to put it down and up. I have yet to get it stained so I’m not sure how well it cleans.

For the price ! I love it! Easy to storage, easy to clean! Definitely recommend. One thing i wish for the seat to be more straight and the foot rest to be higher in 90/90/90 position I’ll give that 8/10 rating. My baby looks comfortable so thats a plus. The packaging came amazing. It was easy to put together. I can compare this to the edgenuity high chair.

Very good material, especially the wheels it brings make it easy to move from one side to the other

Was easy to set up.

Awesome. Don’t spend more. This high chair is perfect for little ones. Easy to store, adjust to the child’s height, easy to clean. My granddaughter loves it.

Very easy installation and exactly as described. Would Highly recommend it.....

Muy bien todo

First: this is a good, sturdy high chair. It can adjust up/down to suit your table/needs nicely. Has the one handed in/out tray. And a nice 5pt harness to hold your child in if that is important to you.It is a reasonable choice for a young family for the price.It just isn’t the chair that suits my purposes.I bought two different high chairs, one that I picked out for “grandma’s house”: to be used occasionally, easy in/out for grandbaby, easily cleaned, but most importantly to be stored compactly.And one that my daughter picked out for her house. One that would: hold up to daily use (sturdier), easier to clean thoroughly, one hand in/out tray, stores easily. (This high chair)The more compact one came first and somehow ended up with my Daughter.She LOVES it and won’t part with it.This one ended up with me.Honestly, I wouldn’t have even set this one up if I had know she wasn’t going to part with the other one. I knew when I bought it that this was not a good fit for my house. But we have used it and I don’t feel it would be honest to return it.First of all, it is way too bulky. It takes up a lot of real estate when it is set up (it is sturdy tho) but it also takes up way too much space stored. In fact, it really isn’t meant to be stored. It only folds in half and takes two free hands to unfold the thing (the other one folds down to about the size of a carryon luggage). There are wheels on the bottom (that might be optional, my son set it up and there are parts that look like stoppers for the bottom of the legs left over) and the thing doesn’t stand on its own folded up. It has to be propped against something, even then it likes to travel south (fall down).The in/out with the one hand was a must for my daughter but is kind of awkward on this high chair for me. It takes me a bit to manage how you are supposed to push/squeeze… whatever.Cleaning it is the same as any high chair. It has that pad that sits on top of a molded plastic seat. You can take the entire thing apart and wash it down. Personally I remember the day I first took off that padding from my kids’ high chair. I was nearly ill. Promptly threw away all the padding, got out the bleach and from then on the kiddos just sat on that plain molded plastic seat. So to me all that padding is a temporary ideal. But for now it is pretty.This chair is used maybe two/three times per week and really is more suited to a family that isn’t packing it up and storing it after every use.