Can you use the chair with a table so the child can eat from the table, vs. the tray?
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The seat can adjust to different heights. I am sure you could get close to your table with the multiple height options.
101240
We use it without tray and stop and both our 2 yr and 5 yr old grandkids use it. In a pinch an adult can sit on it
1403037
Probably not. The tray needs to rest on the sides of the car seat and it looks like this car seat's sides don't come up far enough. Otherwise it will be resting on the child's legs.
1122812
Yes! You have to have the infant seat to use the $50 dollar one, so as soon as the baby outgrows the baby seat, you are trayless! It's a bummer that there are so few options, because we have this tray and it peeled pretty quickly after we got it. But, love the stokke seat!
1200010
My 5 yr old eats from the trays almost daily & some days has room to spare. I use the trays too & find I have plenty room for food & it helps with portion control.
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The tray does not fit under my table. But the tray is about the level of the table so it feels like an extension of the table, which makes it seem like the baby is sitting with the family. I think if it was low enough to fit under, the baby would be sitting too low for that.
714202
If you can't find the plastic part, you can use the wooden part without the plastic. It is more difficult to remove, but you will need to remove it to get your child in and out safely anyway. We quit using the plastic part as soon as our child became interested in removing it herself, because it snaps on very tightly to keep food out, and can pinch little fingers. The chair is designed to push under your table and can also be used without the tray, which you will not be using for the life of the chair but only for about 2 years. The original chair comes with parts that go on the sides to replace the brackets that hold the tray in. If you are buying used, be sure that you are getting these parts as well.
1373073
Yes! You can buckle your child in and use with or without the tray. Hope this was helpful!
1060037
The snack tray goes over the children's laps. The handlebar consol is up by the parents hands... At the handlebar. I have them both and they are both pretty handy.
2187839
This chair is best used as a recliner. It is not comfortable around a table for eating. The leg rest interferes. It is BEST used to relax on.
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Hello Ruth, The tray is removable and possible can be used without the tray. The tray is made of plastic and holes can be drilled into if you like. Hope this helps. Elva
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Yes, the clamps go on directly to the table leaving a gap between. You can use it without the tray attached with no problem. I started to use it without the tray once my toddler wanted to eat off a plate. It was safe and very sturdy. Hope this helps.
615632
Yes, the tray with all toys attached can be removed and used for feeding your child. Don't know that the toys can be changed - they would have to have the same opening to insert to the exact attachments.
1650544
Yes it comes off very easy and can attach to the arms of the chair to use as a tray to eat or play on.
725794
Yes...but not in the same way that a Stokke or Keekaroo highchair can...where the tray is removed completely and you just pull it up to the table as it's on free standing chair. No. But we pull this highchair right up to our table (it's a little bit sticking out) and our son eats dinner with us. I figure when he's older he's going to want to sit at the table like a "big boy" anyway, that he will just use a real chair with maybe a booster seat. For us, the face that it folds up so compactly is it's BEST feature. We live in a small condo in the city and don't have room to keep it out all the time. Hope this helps! Yes...but not in the same way that a Stokke or Keekaroo highchair can...where the tray is removed completely and you just pull it up to the table as it's on free standing chair. No. But we pull this highchair right up to our table (it's a little bit sticking out) and our son eats dinner with us. I figure when he's older he's going to want to sit at the table like a "big boy" anyway, that he will just use a real chair with maybe a booster seat. For us, the face that it folds up so compactly is it's BEST feature. We live in a small condo in the city and don't have room to keep it... » Read More Yes...but not in the same way that a Stokke or Keekaroo highchair can...where the tray is removed completely and you just pull it up to the table as it's on free standing chair. No. But we pull this highchair right up to our table (it's a little bit sticking out) and our son eats dinner with us. I figure when he's older he's going to want to sit at the table like a "big boy" anyway, that he will just use a real chair with maybe a booster seat. For us, the face that it folds up so compactly is it's BEST feature. We live in a small condo in the city and don't have room to keep it out all the time. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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As far as I can remember there was no reason you couldn't do it either way. Our tray is on the left. If you google images I think you will find examples that show it both ways.
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I would worry more about the weight of the child hanging off of a plastic table than about whether or not the chair will hook onto table. I'm sure it would work bit I'm not sure the plastic table will counterbalance the child.