Peg-Perego 2011 Prima Pappa Diner High Chair, Naif Rose

 (12 customer reviews)

I bought this for my baby while he was still on bottles. As a single mom I've built all his toys and other equipment and as someone who isn't good with 'assembly'... building this high chair was NO problem! I had the whole thing figured out and put together within ten minutes. This chair has grown with my son from a 5 month old to a 2 year old. It's gotten beat up, pushed through the house by a pre-walker and gotten more stuck on food than the ceiling of my elementary school. And it is still going strong. As far as we are concerned we'll keep it through the next child as well.

I do have a few down sides and warnings to consumers, but none of which are deal breakers. 1.) the thing that upset me the most was the color. The chair looks very black and white in the photo on this site. I thought I was getting a black and white high chair (my kitchen is black and white) so at first I was a little upset by the color but eventually I decided it matched the dining room quite well and...Read more

We love this highchair. I was able to get an older model for less $$ ( i was thinking of getting the Chicco before to save $$) and am so glad i did! My son has been comfortable in it from day one (it reclines) since about 4 months. The tray does sit farther away from the seat but he did not use the tray until now (9 months) for fingerfoods, before that we were feeding him anyway and simpy did not even put the tray on. The harness is really secure enough. It is so easily cleaned and rolls around the hardwood floors without problems (with brakes if you don't want that). Really love it.

I loved the look and functionality of my Peg Perego Prima Pappa Diner when I first received it in 2008 (and it matched my Peg Perego car seat!). I soon learned how difficult it was to clean the two bottom/side straps (we had to use tools to remove them from the seat, which was often necessary in order to clean all the food that got stuck in the textured straps and complicated strap tighteners/buckles). In addition, the bottom-side crevices of the seat have a little flap where food and crumbs loved to hide. Thus, cleaning it was too much work--in my opinion--for an already busy caregiver with a never-ending list of day-to-day tasks to accomplish). I did give it two stars because I appreciated its mobility (wheels), sturdiness, and fully adjustable seat. You are probably wondering why I would be using the past tense in this review given that I have a toddler and a 7-month-old; shouldn't I still be using this expensive, "grows with your child," high-end high chair, you ask...? Well...Read more