Safety 1st Posh Pod High Chair, Grey

 (7 customer reviews)

I had been looking for a high chair for a few months when I came across the Posh Pod. My 10 month old son was getting too big for his Mamas and Papas seat but I didn't want anything "circusy" and large. Many of the more streamlined and toned down chairs were quite expensive and had varied reviews. The Posh Pod had no reviews but for the price, I decided to give it a try.

The reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5 is because of its lack of some features found on many other chairs. These include adjustable height options, reclining seat and collapsibility. Although these options aren't things that I miss, they may be for others. Since my son is sitting up very well, the recline option doesn't apply. The legs do come off easily for storage but it would not fold flat as the seat is molded plastic. The height works nicely for us. The tray is the just slightly higher than our table (an inch or so) but it is a fixed height and could not reach an island or counter top.

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We were looking for a modern high chair that would look good in our dining room as opposed to an eye sore that is all too common with most high chairs. There were several nice ones on the market but they were insanely expensive. We came across this one and were pleasantly surprised! It was the look we wanted at less than half the cost of the others.

Pros:
Modern sleek appearance
Easy to clean
Padded seat for added comfort

Cons:
The tray can be a bit difficult to put back on, but after some practice it's becoming easier.

All in all I think this is a nice highchair and we are very happy with our purchase.

We got this before there were any reviews on it, and were very satisfied with the purchase.

The main thing we were looking for in a high chair was something easy to clean. No fabrics, no narrow crevices or any other such nuisance. Any other such high chair will run you up hundreds of dollars, but this one is very affordable and can be wiped down in seconds.

This highchair does not give you any flexibility; there are no multiple reclining positions or heights, no wheels and it does not fold. I doesn't convert into a toddler chair or last until your baby gets married (like some of the chairs advertise) but for the price, it is great value.

Another plus is that the tray is able to be laid flat on a table when removed, and is not attached to the crotch-bar. It is a little tough getting used to sliding the tray on and off, but we haven't even taken it off all that much anyway. Assembly was a cinch.

To summarize: Easy to clean, easy to assemble,...Read more