Eddie Bauer Wood High Chair
- 4 position, 1 hand release and adjustable tray
- Full covering, dishwasher safe insert tray
- Removable, machine washable fabric pad in Eddie Bauer fashion
- Solid wood design
- 6 months and up
Product Description
The classically designed Eddie Bauer Natural Wood High Chair provides the convenience of plastic high chairs but features a sturdy and sleek, solid-birch design that complements any d?cor. The four-position plastic tray is adjustable as Baby grows and can be maneuvered with one hand. The stylish padded cover can be easily removed for machine washing. Other features include a wooden footrest, three-point harness and rear storage compartments.
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Eddie Bauer Wood High Chair
- Baby Product: 0 pages (2007-02-21)
- Publisher: Eddie Bauer
- Label: Eddie Bauer
- Studio: Eddie Bauer
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 16 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #16003
Avg. Customer Review:
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Not comfy for little one... 2008-02-09
Comment: Big and bulky. No curvature in the back so little one is really not comfy. Doesn't have the recommended 3 point saftey harness. Waste of money.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: First-time parents be warned... 2007-03-27
Comment: I give it one star for fitting the description of a highchair and one for being aesthetically appealing. Other than that, all that I can say is it's the type of thing you buy for your first child but definitely not your second.
I just had to have this chair because it was beautiful and matched my kitchen. Live and learn.
The tray didn't come close enough to my son's chest so he could climb out even when he was strapped in. We literally had to tie him in there to get him to stay put.
And cleaning was an absolute nightmare. It should have come with about 3 spare seat covers because it seemed like the one we had was always in the wash. Eventually I ditched the seat cover but then there was the problem of cleaning the wood- especially with all those crevices. At times I had to scrape food off with a butter knife and after a while the wood became water damaged because it wasn't sealed very well. This chair was heavy and difficult to move as well.
It converts into a youth seat if you remove a few screws, but when we tried it out, it was way too high and my son could barely fit his legs under our kitchen table which is standard height.
After about a year, I sold it in the classifieds to some poor first-time parent and bought a fashionable plastic high chair at about half the cost.
My SIL has this same chair and she hates hers, too.
First time parents take note: this pretty chair isn't worth the hassle.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great chair! 2007-03-16
Comment: I love this highchair. I originally bought (like many others) because I liked its look. Although some of the other reviewers said it was hard to clean, I actually find it quite easy to clean. True, food pieces get caught inbetween the wooden rails, but I just spray the chair with clorox "anywhere" spray to loosen the food and it comes right off. The tray comes off in two parts, both of which are easily cleaned with soap and water. The chair has a plastic piece that goes inbetween the baby's legs, which I find to be sufficient for keeping my wiggly son in place - no need to use straps. This is much more convenient than my mother-in-law's chair where the only thing securing my son is a couple of nylon straps. There is also a shelf underneath the chair that I use to store toys, which are conveniently tucked out of sight. I have bought several Eddie Bauer baby products and this one is by far the best.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Nice looking but very hard to clean.... 2007-03-15
Comment: I bought this chair because it matched my kitchen and since we knew it would be sitting out all the time that was important to me. When my daughter was first using the chair it was great because it is very sturdy and the belly/leg straps held her inside. However, she is now 10 months old and feeding herself. The chair has become very hard to keep clean. Along the sides of the chair (beside your child's legs) are what look like wooden rails. Food gets stuck between the rails and underneath the back padding. I either have to suck the food out with the vaccuum cleaner or push it through the rails with a butter knife in order to get all of the pieces and parts out. The chair would be much better without these rails or if the entire white plastic piece was removable. My suggestion would be to look for another sturdy chair that is easier to keep clean.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Big and Awkward 2006-11-26
Comment: This high chair is very difficult to to get baby in and out of and the safety strap is useless and hard to figure out.
This is a large chair and takes up quite a bit of space. I gave mine away after two weeks of aggravation!
If you are looking for a wooden chair consider getting one you can use without the tray so when your child gets bigger you can just pull it up to the table with out the tray...like a youth seat. I have three children and have been through quite a few high chairs and this was the worse!
I wish I had bought a Stokke Kinder-Zeat. I am buying those for my sister who has twins. If I had bought those I would still be using them for my three children age 2, 5 and 7.
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Eddie Bauer Wood High Chair
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