IKARE Wooden Baby High Chair with Natural Finish, Removable Tray, and Safety Harness

Kiyo M.Kiyo M.: The media could not be loaded.  Assembly is not difficult. It would probably be easier/faster if you have your own hex wrench instead of using the cheap included one.

You basically just screw on the rods together for the legs (I think the instruction needs to be clearer on the orientation, where the holes for the foot rest should be facing, towards you/on the front)

You can choose to put on the crotch guard or not.

The wooden aesthetics and functionality fits the bill.

United States on Aug 25, 2023

Kelly: I love the look of the chair, it was easy to assemble and it doesn’t take up a ton of space. The only things I don’t love about it are how hard it is to get the tray off and just the design of that part in general because there are little notches on the tray where is connects and that’s exactly where my baby grabs the tray with his dirty hands so it’s difficult to clean that area. Otherwise, it’s easy to clean the rest of the tray and nothing has stained it, including lots of meals with tomato sauce.

United States on Jul 11, 2023

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: It’s a pretty high chair if you are looking for something that won’t be an eye sore if you plan on keeping it out. It is a lot smaller in person than I expected. It’s short, and the seat area overall just seems small. My son is 11months and fits fine... He’s about 22 pounds.

Was easy to put together. I did it myself in like 10 minutes. The straps are hard to adjust. I cannot figure out how to tighten them, so they are loose right now on him when he sits in it. Tray is easy to put on and off, it is just a small tray though.

I’d say it’s overpriced! But keeping as it gets the job done.

United States on Jun 19, 2023

JRJR: Update as of 1/15/23 • Highchair is still going strong. We use it every day multiple times a day. My spouse did add extra holes to both the legs and foot rest so it can grow with our little one. The biggest thing I will say is make sure you’re checking the sturdiness of the legs & their screws periodically. We hadn’t inspected them since we built the chair & they were loose.

This is the first highchair we have purchased & used after searching endlessly. What drew me to this product was how sleek it looks, it’s a very attractive chair! Set up was easy, it’s easy to clean as well. The only complaint I have is the block in the middle so a child doesn’t slip out is open yet still enclosed. We end of having food scraps get stuck inside of that piece and it is a bit difficult to get our.

United States on Dec 01, 2022

ChelseyChelsey: I’ve tried several high chairs now from cheap to expensive and this one I think is worth the cost. It’s so simple, yet so sturdy. Some reviewers wrote negativity on assembly which I found odd after putting it together myself. The legs come labeled 1,2,3 &4 in two parts that just twist together with the screw that is already in one of the legs. Took all of like 60 seconds to do all of them. Then it comes with an Allen wrench and screws for the legs to attach to the seat - easy peasy. The only slightly negative thing I’ve found with this high chair is the straps and the tray. The straps are for sure a little inconvenient to tighten and loosen but they do work. The tray is the only real downside. The way you have to lock it in for the tray to be completely secure is kind of hard (compared to other high chairs on the market) and actually sometimes hurts if you’re not careful where your fingers are when doing it. I just leave it in place for now in the closest position until my twins are a little bigger and then I’ll lock it in place in the second setting a little farther away but I will absolutely not be taking it on and off each time as it’s a complete pain to do....

United States on Jul 16, 2022