does this high chair slide under the table so the childs stomach is flush with the table or is the front bar too high to slide under table
932516
high chair was lower than expected, I am guessing it would fit under most regular sized tables. Our table is the recently popular higher height-so it was almost TOO low but our son is tall and it works fine. This item is well made, was easy to put together and looks really nice. Also it wipes clean and it is very sturdy.
932517
Yes, watch child's hands so they don't get pinched. It goes under my kitchen table perfectly. Cleans up well.
1060582
Yes they slide in about a foot underneath the table. Great set. Has held up well from the daily abuse of two young children.
494947
you have to slip you childs legs underneath it...the snack tray is part of the highchair frame.
670473
I agree with Rebecca - We have a fancy high chair that I have used once in 9 months. I started putting my baby in this chair on the playroom floor at 3 months to let him play with toys on the tray. By 5 months I had him at the table eating with us (with the tray attached). I attached it to a bar stool so he'd be eye level with us. He's 9 months, average size and there is still room for him to grow.
1956822
I measured the distance between the chair's seat bottom to the high chair bottom, and it is just about 4 1/2" with a tape measure. We've used it at a number of homes/restaurants with adult chairs, and our 16 month old has never had a problem reaching the table. We started using it when she was about 14 months, and it's been fine everywhere we've used it.
1181331
Yes, we have a similar table with just a flat wood surface that would be perpendicular and the lower clamp would grab onto the underside of the table. It clamps on very tightly when applied and the baby would not be able to slide the seat backwards. The clamps are also made out of a rubbery substance that grips very tightly. We have also used this seat an many restaurants, including tables with table cloths, and it grips strong enough to keep the baby from pushing backwards. Its an awesome chair!
1343405
The highchair is a secured setting where your child is locked in at the highest setting. The minimeal is where the chair lowers and the table actually sits as its own unit. So there is a separate table and chair. The highchair grows with the child. Really handy.
984160
They do push in under the table but not "all the way". There's still maybe 6" between the table and the chair back when it's pushed under the table because the chair feet meet the round base of the table.
1478342
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!
870012
My granddaughter is 8 months old and over 20 lbs, so large for her age. She's also very wiggly and constantly moving and I've had no problems with her in the high chair, no wobbling or tipping at all. I do, however, usually use the large tray positioned fairly close to her, which does help to restrict any extreme movement. I'm very happy with this chair, and would recommend it.
2236969
None I can think of. My little one started using it around the same height and weight. Remember... There is no between the legs strap. I advise you to use one of those grippy mat jar opener things to put on the seat to help prevent any sliding.
1490848
My son can smoosh himself into the area where the kids feet are supposed to go under the steering wheel. It is separate from under the slide. There is a small area under the slide but my son has never gotten under that area.
1843815
There have not been issues with the high chair or the table not laying flat. May be an assembly issue but has worked well for my granddaughter. Hope this helps.
25882
We have the same bar stool but ours has armrests. Our grandaughter was about no older than 18 months old when we moved her from her baby high chair to this bar stool; she is now two and a half. She loves it. She knows what will happen is she pushes against the counter, it can fall. But luckily, we have never had to deal with that. She was early to walk and talk with a vast vocabulary, so I guess it may be different for each individual child.
1385505
The armrests do hit under our table, but we can get her close enough that it isn't a problem. Our daughter is 2 and is about 34".
2120875
The seat comes up some even when the child is belted in. If the child stands on the u bars that hold the chair to the table they can push up some. If your child is one who likes to escape and tries a lot to get out of their chair, one that attaches to a chair with a tray may be a better option for you. I love this one, and if you don't leave your child alone in it I don't think it would be a problem even with one who likes to climb out, unless they can undo the straps.
1724094
The top is sturdy because it fits in a groove on top of the table. That being said, it is not difficult to slide the glass out of the groove if that is your intention. I have a four year old and an almost two year old, neither appears to have discovered this fact, so it hasn't been an issue for us. But to be clear, you have to affirmatively slide it out--it's not like the glass top will inadvertently fall out on account of a minor bump or with normal use of putting items on top of the table and removing them.