Review on 🍽️ Inglesina Gusto Folding Convertible High Chair: Premium Toddler Chair with Removable Tray and Cream Finish by Janice Turner

This time I trusted my husband to choose a high chair for feeding. This thing is clumsy, annoying, and the straps are a pain. First the shoulder pads are sewn in place so there is no padding at all unless your child's shoulders are touching that exact spot (we don't). This means that the straps rub against his neck when he moves. Second, I can't easily remove the straps to throw them in the washing machine like I can with other chairs. (Sewn-on shoulder pads made of vinyl material also do not allow this). The food tray is VERY heavy and almost impossible to attach properly when our animated baby is sitting. I don't even try to use it. Well, let me be clear, we have a high demand feeder on all fronts - speechless, oral dysfunction and all! The pros for us are that it's very durable and the bottom edge can be adjusted horizontally to support his legs, giving him a comfortable and secure feel. That's all. I assume that he will soon outgrow this role. (He is ten months old). If our breakfast nook was a little smaller, we'd struggle to fit this thing in. I would not recommend it for small restaurants.