Inglesina - Fast Table Chair With Dining Tray - Light Blue

We wished that we started our baby in this sooner before he outgrew it. It is very easy to assemble, every restaurant we took it to allowed us to use it and it ensured he had a clean eating area that contained most of the food mess. The only issue we had with the chair is that if the table was too thick, or had thick wooden accents under it, the chair could not fit over it. It does take a few minutes to tighten the chair so it is nice to have someone hold the baby while you fit it to the table. The connectors are a silicone nonslip type grip that will not harm the table.

Love it! Easy to get on and off the table. I almost didn't buy because of many of the negative reviews. But after owning and using it, I'm honestly puzzled why people can't figure out how to use it and don't love it. The straps fit around my little one perfectly. He's in the 25th percentile for his age (6mos) and I've never had any concern that the strapless were "unsafe" as some have said. I really like how the back of the chair goes up pretty high so I'm not too worried about him lifting himself up and arching his back over it. Definitely get the tray because it keeps their toys and dishes contained and within arms-reach. The only thing I don't care for, as many have mentioned, is the gap between the table/tray and the front of the seat where their little legs go through. But I'm sure there is a good reason they designed it that way. Haven't had any trouble getting it to fit tables that have the lip underneath. When uou want to take it somewhere, it collapses easily and fits inside the built in carrying case.

The tray is very hard to clip in and out from the chair. Unless you bend it significantly, you have to push down with a lot of force. If baby's fingers are near it, you could potentially break a finger. We know kids are fast! After about a year of use, only about 2-3 times a week, def not daily use, the tray has already broken. They need to redesign the molding so it's just a tad less tight of a fit. Also if you have arthritis or a hand injury you will have a very hard time taking the tray in and out for cleaning. Food easily gets stuck between the tray and the center strap of the chair, making it hard to clean. Lastly, the tray will inevitably be covered in food after baby is done eating, removing the tray will flick food particles all over the room due to the tray being too tight, so you must clean the tray off before you can really clean it in the sink. For nearly $100 I would have expecting no engineering oversights. Save your money on the tray and just get a silicone mat to use in front of the chair instead.

I really like ours. My son is 4 months old and this really helps with his learning to sit up and engage. I attach it to the counter when I'm cooking and I can sit him across from me and talk to him and put different toys in front of him and he seems to really enjoy being with me. He's too young for it to occupy him for any long periods of time, but it's great, and the dogs can't knock him over lol! Haven't tried to pack it back up yet, hopefully it's easy because I want this to travel with us when we visit family.

I love these chairs. Makes it much easier to clean the floor under the table too when I don't have to move chairs out of the way. The blue color is slightly darker than it appears in the picture (at least for my computer monitor), but I still love the color. My twins love getting to sit at the table. It saves so much space compared to having a high chair and tray. I took one star off for the big gap on the plastic tray between the tray and the seat. Tons of food falls through it. I ended up turning a plastic placement so it would go under the tray and close the gap.