Abiie Beyond Wooden High Chair with Tray. The Perfect Seating Highchair Solution for Your Child As Toddler s or a Dining Chair (6 Months & up) (Natural - Raspberry Red Cushion)

Broke after 2 years

So I’ve had this chair for about 2 months and there is good and bad , I’ve tried 5 different chairs and this is the most expensive and this is the one I chose mostly for peace of mind and it lasting for so many years , the part that goes in between baby’s legs is a really hard plastic and has some raised edges so I covered that up so my baby didn’t scratch herself , the tray is so so tiny and it wobbles up and down that hasn’t really been a issue … yet .. the straps are horrible I about didn’t keep it over that alone but I don’t have to adjust them much so I’ll just fight with it when the time comes , it’s easy to clean but the plastic tray is super hard to pop on and off .. there is only two tray settings and the tray either sets to far away or is to tight on her with the belt buckled I’ve been keeepimg it im the middle of the two settings and that’s ok until she learns how to push it off also the footrest is so tiny on the first settings because it’s so close under the seat my baby won’t even put her feet on it because she would have to bend her knees and plant her feet down and she just can’t yet. Will have to buy a booster at 3 because this chair won’t support that phase .. all this like I said it was still better than the maxi cosi and graco … mine high chair didn’t wobble just the tray

Item as described, packaged well, and quick shipping.

This is the second Abiie high chair we’ve bought and I love it just as much the second time around. Our three year old still uses hers to eat and do crafts/draw at the dinner table. We debated for a (very) little while on whether we wanted to pay another $200 for another chair or try and convince our toddler to give hers up. I tried looking on Facebook market to see if I can get one used. Nope. I thought maybe I will buy a cheaper chair to use until my toddler gets older and can sit in a regular chair better. But to be honest if you have the budget for it, it’s well worth it to get a second. As you can see my newborn’s feet can touch the footrest. Five point harness. Super stable. My toddler is/was an avid climber from a young age and she has never once tipped the thing over climbing herself onto it. I know from experience that it wipes down easily. Super easy to put together. Took me maybe 40 minutes. Probably could do it much faster if I was actually trying instead of watching TV at the same time. The only drawback aside from price is the five point harness top cannot be adjusted any tighter, so as you can see it will not restrain a younger baby fully. Oh and the color options are very limited and not as pleasing as some other high chair options.

We’ve been using the Abiie high chair since our baby was about 4–5 months old, and we really love it. It’s sturdy, easy to clean, great for baby’s posture and grows with the child, so it feels like a great long-term investment. I got it in a cute pink color and love that it comes in many different colors. My only small complaint is that the tray is a bit narrow, especially now that we’re using suction plates — but Abiie offers a wider tray cover, which I just purchased and can’t wait to try!