Review on 👶 VEEYOO 6 in 1 Baby High Chair - Eat & Grow with Convertible Infant Feeding Chair, Booster Seat, Toddlers Table & Chair Set - Removable Tray, Adjustable Legs, Safety Harness, Green by Jasmine Brown

This chair is really cool. The chair is attached to a small base with heavy plastic tabs that snap into place. This small base becomes a step stool as your child gets older. The small base is attached to the second larger base with a spring fastener, which later also becomes the children's craft table. Overall it meets most of our requirements and we are very impressed. Pros: * Extremely easy to assemble and disassemble. * The upholstery of the chair is very soft to the touch and has enough cushions to keep the child comfortable. It feels like it will hold up to a wash in the washing machine - my number one priority was an easy to remove, machine washable cover. * Cover and strap are very easy to remove. They are not bolted to the chair but are held in place by a small extra tab sewn into the end of each strap. This can be cheating later on when my child can pull hard enough to unbuckle the straps from the chair. This is unlikely as I tested it with some force and they stayed in place. *Haven't had to clean it yet, but there doesn't seem to be many spots that would be difficult to wipe off after a messy feeding. *I love that this chair comes with extra straps to secure the seat both in the back and below in booster mode. *Comes with two different tray stoppers to choose from so you can adjust as your child grows. *The chair has a fairly wide base and is very stable. I can push him to my desk without tripping over his hind legs. *The plastic it's made of feels heavy and high-quality, so we're sure we can use it with the booster seat, step stool and crafting table for a number of years. phases. I was worried it would break before we could use all the features. Cons: * The tray is a bit small and doesn't have an extra quick cleaning insert. It also requires two hands to install and remove the tray. * Without wheels. I can imagine it can be difficult to get a child up if you have to move them as soon as they sit down. * No adjustable footrest. There is a small ledge between the chair and the "table" part, but your child will need to be a little older before they can reach it. * The chair sits at a right angle of 90 degrees and does not recline. We don't care, but we thought it was worth mentioning. * The chair did not come with spring stops if the child is old enough to use the craft table. The little one was able to easily lower the four corners where the table was previously attached to the smaller base. I foresee getting all sorts of nonsense out of these sources - bullshit.