Baby TrendGolite® 3-In-1 Feeding Center Drip Drop Blue

The best highchair I've used so far.Pros:-The metal feels thick enough to last along time-The seat is easy to wipe down and the insert feels thick and comfy-The foot rest even has a nice padding on it-Easy 1-handed recline and tray removal-The tray liner is easy to snap on but harder to get off (I doubt a child could remove it to make a mess)-It folds down nicely and is stable to hold itself up while folded instead of having to lean on something-The tray is nice and big-4 wheels (only 2 lock)-The seat rises and lowers nicely and there are additional extensions included-All items were packaged individually which, as this is written during the pandemic, is good to haveCons:-Our tray was received with warped edges, it doesn't hinder the use but if you care about looks it might be annoying-The wheels are small and wont roll on carpet (which my dining room has unfortunately)-None of the wheels swivel-The wheels can be locked with your feet if your hands are full but not easy to unlock with a bare foot-The straps were too long to secure my 15pound 5mo even at their tightest setting (though the tray kept baby secure)-The plastic joints are a little unnerving as trying to move the highchair (wheel it forward or back) makes it wobble a bit (video available)-Folding the chair with 1 hand (baby in arm) is difficult as you have to push two buttons on the sides-The whole seat is held by 2 plastic pieces on the front legs - stable but unnerving as it looks like the balance will be off and baby will fall (baby did not fall! It just made me anxious and you may feel the same)

So the biggest negative on this is the tray lock/release mechanism. It’s not like most others I or my husband are used to. You have to push the button in the front to pull the tray out. Do not try to push or pull the latches at the sides or you will break the mechanics. That’s what happened to us. I rigged it fixed good enough, and it works fine. But my husband keeps forgetting to push the front button and messes it up.So the button is actually putting pressure on the tabs at the side. When you pull the front part, it pulls pressure off the tabs and unlocks them from the side. But if you pull the tabs out you put pressure on the front part and the plastic pieces that connect pop out. You have to rig those plastic pieces back in place or the tabs will not lock back. That’s annoying.But otherwise, I love being able to adjust the height rather easily. My 1 yr old can climb up in the seat no problem. The seat is easy to clean. The tray comes out easy to clean. It folds up so I can get it out of the way. However my toddler has pushed it over and it’s fallen on top of him so I’d recommend keeping it someplace safer

I like it it looks nice but i do not trust the legs on it at all considering returning it! The tray is horrible to put back on when holding a baby. The booster seat part is the only nice part about it. The height agjustment doesnt always stay locked in place so be careful please!

Love the look but not sturdy at all wobbles with my baby and legs bend in. Assembly was pretty easy cleaning seems easy but not worth it to use as highchair. If going to be used as a second seat and just booster I feel it would be just fine but not the one for me

This chair is nothing like my other one. The legs were very unsteady and bowed out without even putting our child in the chair. Had to return it.