Cosco Flat Fold High Chair, Wild Adventure

Comment: it does the job, the baby eats and spend 10 minutes 3 or 2 times a day...

Comment: Refer to my review about the booster chair: http://www.amazon.com/Fisher-Price-Healthy-Care-Deluxe-Booster/dp/B0000DEW8N/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

I recommend that any parent (who can afford) should have the booster chair for home use and this folding high chair for travel purposes.

Imagine, you travel to someone's house or go on a nearby vacation or a restaurant - most times you don't find a good high chair. Or if you do find a high chair, that has not tray.

Babies love trays. They like to play with food/objects on the tray.

We bought this for that very reason and I always keep this in the trunk of the car. The side affect of this product is that it is best suited for babies over 8 months.

Go for the booster and high chair if you can afford!

Comment: First, let me point out: There are some other Cosco "Flat Fold" high chairs that are 2x or 3x the price. They are the SAME in every respect, except for color. Don't spend the extra money unless you absolutely need a different color.

Now, on to the review...

Pros:

-Pre-assembled, easy to set up.
-Folds up, portable, light weight.
-If you take out the foot rest, it folds flat.
-Wipes clean easy.
-Tray has cup holder which doubles as a built-in bowl for snacks.
-We tried ALL the chairs at Target & Babys R Us, and this was our favorite in terms of space saving & portability ... and to our surprise it was the least expensive too! (We paid $30)


CONS:

-Seat back is not adjustable, is too reclined for young children.
-Tray has 3 positions, but still is not close enough for young children.
-It requires both hands to collapse the chair (you can't do it with a child in your arms)
-Biggest problem: Tray release tabs break easily (broke 2nd time we used it!)

(The fix -- If the release tabs on the tray pop off, they can be re-assembled without tools: Line up the pin & spring, and snap it back in. The design flaw is that the plastic tabs holding the release triggers in place are not big enough or strong enough. If it becomes a persistent problem, drill a hole through the middle of the plastic tabs and insert a metal rod, a pin, or a screw ...just make sure it's smooth on the end and can't scratch your child)

Comment: This is fine for visiting grandchildren-- though pretty small tray and hard seat. Folds easily -- if I wanted one for an inhouse child, I'd spend the extra money on a deluxe high chair. I was sorry I bought it, because the next day I found a better one at a garage sale.

Comment: i bought this highchair for my 6 months old son... he loves it... it is simple and cheek...