Review on Nash Ingenuity Trio: Versatile 3-In-1 High Chair, Toddler Chair, And Booster Seat by Ryan Cross

This chair has been fantastic for us. Just missed 5 stars because of the cons below, but overall pretty happy with our purchase.PROs:- We originally purchased when our son was about 4-5 months old, so the recline options have been great as he is learning to sit properly.- We saw a few comments that the tray can't be put on 1 handed but bought it anyway. Since receiving we have found you can actually do it 1 handed - the button on the front with the logo allows you to do this easily and quickly.- Love that it has wheels. No, you will not be pushing your child around the race track in it, but for scooting around the kitchen/dining room while I am cooking and then feeding the wheels are fine.- So easy to spot clean, or by pulling off the cover and chucking in the washing machine.- Great to have the ability to dismantle into 3 pieces to use now and as he grows. I occasionally pull the chair off the top for him to play sitting up on the ground while he's still learning to sit unsupported.- Great for the price point.CONs:- Height isn't adjustable, though this is a non-issue for us. You can pull the seat off and secure to your dining room chairs anyway.- The groove to connect one of the leg pieces was bent out of shape slightly, so we had to use a fair bit of force to get it on. I'm a bit worried about how we'll go pulling it apart if we have to move or store it.- The straps aren't overly secure - it's only the edge of the straps that keeps them in the slot. Again, not a huge issue for us at the moment as we just make sure the tray is on when using it. You could probably find a way relatively easily to make it more secure if it was a concern.- The seat padding isn't overly cushioned, but he's sitting it for the duration of a meal, not a day, so it's no more or less comfy than our dining table chairs. Plus he hasn't complained - he's more concerned with what food is coming his way!