Height Right High Chair in Natural Wood with Grey Infant Insert and Tray

KPriess: Good sturdy chair.
It's heavy, as some have said, but that's because it's solid wood! I don't mind the weight, because it's less likely to fall over.
And yeah it's not super easy to clean, but I've never seen one that is. They all get caked in gunk! Hahaha. At least the tray cover is easy to remove and wipe off.

My main issue is with the infant booster seat and straps. The buckle only goes across my baby's groin, and the tray is right at his lap too. There are no straps over the shoulders and no supports on the sides. He's a small guy, so I was uncomfortable putting him in the chair for a while because it looked like he would fall over the side. The buckle is also really difficult to unfasten.. Which could be good for him, I guess, but annoying for me.. Especially since it's so low into his crotch lol. I don't recommend this for a smaller baby, but good once they're bigger.

United States on Sep 06, 2022

caroline: Le coussin qui est sur le siège est en tissu. Pas pratique pour un bébé. J’ai ajouté du plastique pour le recouvrir,
Si non, j’aime la stabilité de cette chaise évolutive

Canada on Nov 30, 2020

Amazon Customer: This is a great product, loved it

Canada on Oct 31, 2016

Kris: I spent days reading reviews and trying to find a basic wood high chair, ideally one that could adjust and grow with our daughter. I finally settled on the Keekaroo, despite some concerns that I read in some of the negative reviews. So far, most of the negative comments that I read seem completely unwarranted so I just wanted to address those specifically:

Loose Boards (seat or footrest):
I don't know if Keekaroo has made changes in their Height Right chair over the last few years, but after setting our chair up there's no possible way the footrest or seat boards could ever come loose or fall out. Yes, its true that they don't have any screws or bolts directly into them. Instead, they are squeezed tight by the frame, but are very secure. The black bar you see in the description photo (there are two bars total) actually squeezes the frame even tighter which allows you to really clamp it down on the footrest and seat boards. Unless you fail to tighten it down or neglect to use the metal bars, nothing is budging on this thing!

The Tray:
Some people said the tray is cumbersome and requires full use of two hands to remove. I found that the...

United States on Jan 05, 2013

Jessi T: Recently I bought 2 of these chairs, one for my 6 month old son and one for my 3 year old daughter and I love them. I wish I had bought my daughter one when she was younger. Putting the chair together wasn't easy but it wasn't bad either. It is study and seems to be well made. it looks nice in my dining room and most importantly, it works well for my son. With the infant insert, the clips on the seat and the tray, my son in nice and secure. I would definately recommend the infant insert though. I wouldn't feel comfortable with him in there without it. he seems to be comfortable although if he starts throwing a fit it is possible for him to hit his head on the wooded back. I think he has done it once in the last 2 weeks.

One of the features I like best is that you can adjust the seat height relative to the tray, which I have not seen on any of the 5 high chairs we have owned over the last 3 years. This would have been nice for my daughter since she is really short and I always felt like the tray was at chin height. It is nice for my son because he is huge and the chairs we have that worked for my daughter squeeze his little cute fat legs. It is...

United States on Feb 16, 2011