Chicco Polly Highchair Woodstock

We have twins, bought two of these, have been using them since they were 6 months old - still going strong at 19 month. Here's a day in the life of the high chair: They roll easily: we drag 'em from dining room to kitchen counter and back, 3 times a day - so easy. They recline to several positions: when the little ones were just barely able to hold their own bottles we siezed the opportunity - in recline they could manage on their own just fine, AND more than once feeding led to a quick nap in the same position. Ahhhhhh. Adjustable height: you wouldn't think you'd care, but you will. We dragged 'em outside on nice days and ate together on the porch - shortened the seat to be chaise lounge height, they were as easy to reach as my iced tea on the other side. Portable: OK, they don't collapse into an 8" square, but still pretty good. The wheels lock in place, and pop off, and everything else folds to the middle. Having the "good chairs" at grammy's made life a lot easier than...Read more

Just got this chair, and love it.

Pros:
all the features you'd want: reclinable seat, adjustable footrest, wheels, hight adjustment, relatively easy to clean, space-effecient design, easily removable tray, etc. Best of all, it looks SWEET. Much, much better than the usual hideous American-designed chairs. (Graco, I'm looking at you...)

Cons:
Doesn't look all that well made. Good enough to last through 2-3 kids certainly, but not good enough if you're a Catholic missionary planning to drag it around several continents through 7 or 8 kids.

NOTE: I would recommend the double padded version, which is what we got. If the single padded version has one or the other of the same pads as the double padded comes with, it isn't enough. However, the single padded version might very well have it's own (different and larger) pad, in which case, it's probably fine (it's hard to tell online what the single pad really looks like.) Nonetheless, we got...Read more

We have used this chair with our son since he was 4 months old. In the early stage it worked great because of the reclining feauture. Now that he is 17 months old and insisting on climbing in and out on his own, the fact that this chair does not have the center bar in the seat that most others do is very helpful. The adjustable height also works well for him to get in and out without the fear of falling from a great height. It also allows us to adjust the height so he can sit at the table with us now. Only downside is food gets stuck under cushion and you can forget about it since you can't see it then get surprised at how much food is in ther. Overall great chair!