How far does the seat recline when attached to the table? Do your children seem to get food all over the seat? What age would this fit up too?
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Reclines to 60% (ish). Legs get stuck if you recline too far. If kids are messy eaters, then yes, food will get all over the place. I would say age 4 as an age max, but at that point they can sit on their own.
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puts kids pretty close to the table, never had a problem with food on the seat our outgrew theirs at about1 yr.
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Not super far back, but far enough for a little one to take a bottle. they dont get food over the seat but do get it in the foot rest instead of the floor. my two year can still use it, although I worry about weighting down that side of the table too much and it wanting to tip. so it depends on what you fast it too.
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We bought this for our city versa--it fits the versa and select models. The max weight is 37lbs and the recline goes back quite a bit--not as far as in the stroller frame but decent. The seat does get food on it. Many home tables have a "lip" under the table edge housing leaf storage, etc--this product does not work if your table has such a lip. Works great for restaurant tables or picnic tables since you can leave the sunshade attached.
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We can recline enough where are daughter is 7 months old can pretty much lay down and sleep. The food does not get all over the seat. We also have a 2 1/2 year old that uses this also
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You can put the seat in any of the 4 recline positions when attached to the table. I typically put a towel down on the seat when she eats but she doesn't get any more on it than she does with her normal high chair. As far as age, I'm not sure. My daughter is 15 months now and I would still be fine using it. Probably just depends on height and weight. We have loves it for vacations and traveling though!
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I would only recline the sit to a quarter of the way back. Your child's legs will hit the table otherwise. This seat is large so it can easily fit a toddler.
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For the most part. We have found some table set-ups don't allow for the chair to safely secure to the table. Some tables have a horizontal "panel board" or apron, that is too wide for it to fit. Also, our son is a bit older and heavier now, but make sure the table outweighs your child (before you walk away). Otherwise, great product. We've used it a lot. Traveled with it a lot. I'd buy it again! Hope this helps!
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A child should be able to sit up. I moved my son when he was 1 year so he could eat at our table instead of his tray.
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My twin grandkids (1 boy and l girl) 3 yrs old "LOVE IT! They have has friends over who are 6 years old and they fit in it. I did not buy the chairs and don't plan on doing so. There is plenty of room inside. What I do is go to a local store, look at it for size,etc and then buy through Amazon!!!! It is very well built and should last.for years!!!! I don't know how tall your child is so best look locally and then order from Amazon. Hope this helps.
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My daughter is 3 and is about 30lbs and she still sits in her seat and doesn't complain. She has plenty of leg room under the table still as well with the booster. I hope this helps answer your question.
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Hi, smiley 78, I think the table and stool will work OK for a little person. The height of the stool is fixed, at 20 inches from the ground to the seat. The foot-rest is four inches above the ground. Most dining chair seats are only about 18 inches from the ground, so the stool gives a little more lift, or loft, than a dining chair or kitchen chair, and the foot-rest rail is nice. The table itself can be assembled either higher or lower, depending on need, or choice. The table can grow as the little one grows, just by adjusting the four hand-knob locks, one on each leg. Easy! I hope this works out for you and your family. The table slants from horizontal to 40 degrees (almost 45 degrees). This is pretty versatile. Good luck, and best wishes. --Joe; Tucson
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The seat is tall for a 2 year old. My 8 year old (40th percentile in height) uses it very comfortably. In fact I use it comfortably enough myself when looking at a cookbook for a few minutes. What I think really matters is what you're using the chair for. If it's pulled up to a table, it really need to match the table height well.
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I'd think of it less as an age issue as a weight issue. Every use should probably consider the size of the child and the table to which you are attaching it. Our child is 13 mos and 16 lbs and it works fine for almost every occasion. Not a direct answer, but I hope it helps.
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It's a tight space between the tray and seat. Not sure it would fit your child but maybe. It is far enough away that it wouldn't be an issue of space between their tummy and tray, but just not sure about the leg room. Might be you just want a booster chair with tray hybrid type thing instead.
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As a former preschool teacher, I would not recomment this table for children over 5 years old. Additionally, I would use a vinyl covered cloth to cover it with because the tabletop is otherwise flimsy. We use placemats when eating, which works well, too.
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I think the tray can be used for quite awhile. It adjusts out to allow for growth in their stomach area and also adjusts in height. I think probably when the child is able to feed themselves with utensils the tray can go. Since the chair adjusts in height you should be able to eventually just scoot the chair to the table top and the child can eat right from the table.
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I bought this for my 2 year old and my 8 year sits in it more and he's 55 pounds and he fits fine in it so I'd say up to 8-9 years old up to 60 pounds? They both love it!
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Base that sits on dining chair is 15" side to side and 15" or 16" front to back. Arm rest/tray holders are 11" from the bottom of the base to the top of the tray holder. The tray holders stick out about an inch each wider than the base so the widest part of the chair is 18" side to side. I don't think you could use it with a dining chair with arms unless it is quite wide because you need clearance for the tray and the dining chair arms would get covered in food. I seem to have food splatters in a 5'x5' area! I have the seat as upright as it can go and it is about even with the back of the base. If you recline the seat the top part where the baby's head goes looks to be in line with the base but it is closer to my dining chair seat back. I hope this description makes some sense. I noticed that this year's model looks nicer than last year's and the vinyl looks easier to clean. I find this seat is soft and comfy but it has a lot of folds where food gets caught. Also, food falls down the slit where the crotch seat belt comes up so you need to clean under the padded cover. Although the padded cover says spot clean only I put it in the washing machine and it came out OK. I am considering buying a hard plastic booster with shoulder harness as it would be easier to clean. My boy doesn't sit in the highchair long enough for hard plastic to become uncomfortable. This chair attaches to my dining chair firmly and the harness keeps my boy secure. The tray comes off with one hand.
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Hello. The table is 18 1/2" and the chairs are 9 1/2" aprox. My son is 1 1/2 years old and sits in them fine. My guess is most kids over 4 or so the table would be pretty small for them. Construction is great and it looks really nice in a kids room. But I think it's more of a "my first table" kinda thing. Hope that helps.
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My son was probably 9 months old when I got it and it worked fine. I don't believe it reclines all the way down though. I agree, you would potentially need to add blankets or towels to avoid the head from moving side to side.
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I think it depends on how old/big your toddler is? I have a 16 month old and she has no problem in the too seat. It's at a slight recline so she has lots of personal space. I have also had my friend's 3 year old sit in the seat with no issues.
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My 20 month olds are 23 pounds and have both pulled themselves up onto the table and it never budged. We use it outside and they will take turns to lie down in the water. I watch them do it and I know the feet of the table have never left the ground.