Graco Made2Grow 6 in 1 High Chair | Converts to Dining Booster Seat, Youth Stool, and More, Tasha

Searched high and low for a compact multipurpose high chair for my growing family. Was about to purchase the Graco Table2Table, but found this new item on Amazon the following day and did not hesitant to purchase as it was exactly what I was looking for. My reasons: (1) needed something foldable and easy to store away (2) needed to grow with multiple children (3) price point was ~$50 less than Table2Table with main difference being this does not break down to a toddler table and does not have height adjustments (4) not as important, but aesthetically was looking for a white/light gray chair. Also felt this had a less bulky look than the other Graco options. Upon receiving, box was light enough to carry and assembly took less than 10 minutes. Have not used it yet as baby is still young, but from what I need it for, this should be a promising high chair: easy to break down/store and seems easy to clean. Tray is of good size and can be either sectioned or flat (two different trays) Tasha design is also a nice pop of color for those looking for something floral. Overall, very happy so far with purchase.

Bought 2 of these for my twin grandbabies! They're not 2 yet, so we haven't used all of the different functions, but so far they're perfect. Keeps them safe & buckled in! They love their high chairs & it seems like they're very comfortable seats.

Easy assembly it's very sturdy it's not to bulky and easy to fold and set in-between something to keep out the way

This high chair was easy to put together and, for the most part, is easy is use. The tray is a little difficult to maneuver, and you really have to squeeze in the front bottom to get it on and off so you can put your child in or take your child out of the chair. Great high chair though, and would buy it again.

The only complaints I have about this high chair are as follows:1) it's a little complex to remove the seat cover for washing.2) the tray is difficult to remove one handed, though it is possible if you have a strong grip.And 3) the tray liner ONLY snaps onto the tray at the side closest to the seat. This is the biggest issue in my opinion, because it means that your little one can easily reach over the tray, grab the liner on the far side, and lift it up and even remove it entirely, thus dumping food everywhere and making a mess. I will be looking around to see if I can come up with a creative solution to this particular problem, but right now it seems like my options are to either just stop using the liner, which makes cleanup more difficult, or to see if I can find some straps to hold it down.All in all, the high chair is worth the money because it is on the less expensive side and is large and versatile, just be aware that it's not perfect