Is the tray removable with one hand? or do you have to put the baby in first, then attach the tray using two hands to secure it?
510998
To remove the whole tray you need two hands, one on each side of the tray. We got the high chair when she was 14 months old (we are grandparents) and left the tray in place and slid her into the seat. I hope this answers your question.
510999
You'll need 2 hands to remove the try. There are little buttons to push on both sides underneath to remove it and to secure it.
511000
You have to use both hands. I have a childcare and most of my babies just slide in because of the back of the seat is set so far back. I also have to set a blanket behind them so get don't slouch to one side. I got them for my childcare and don't use them everyday, if getting to use for everyday and every meal, I would not recommend it.
977279
Depending on the age of the child. When first put into the chair, you definitely need the tray. My grandson is almost two now, and I still use it. I love this chair!
2206147
Sara, You can insert and obviously remove the slide out tray from either size easily. You can leave it in place or leave it out entirely. It cannot be moved out from the front or rear because there are support feet at those ends.
159198
It's designed for use with both hands however if I press the lever on one side and pull it down a little, I can then let that side go and press the other lever and using one hand wiggle the tray off. I'm sure this is not recommended, but it works.
1712821
I was not sure, so I just tried it three times, yes I can fold the stroller with one hand, just not in one motion.There are two ring like levers below the handles on each side. In addition there is a release button next to the ring on the right to allows the right ring to release. I was able to press the release and pull the ring on the right -then- pull the ring on the left and fold the stroller towards the ground and getting it to latch with one hand.Also I was able to lean the folded stroller against myself and lift the locking catch and unfold the stroller with a few shakes and use my foot to fully open the stroller. I was not sure, so I just tried it three times, yes I can fold the stroller with one hand, just not in one motion.There are two ring like levers below the handles on each side. In addition there is a release button next to the ring on the right to allows the right ring to release. I was able to press the release and pull the ring on the right -then- pull the ring on the left and fold the stroller towards the ground and getting it to latch with one hand.Also I was able to lean the folded stroller against myself and lift the locking catch and unfold the stroller with a... » Read More I was not sure, so I just tried it three times, yes I can fold the stroller with one hand, just not in one motion.There are two ring like levers below the handles on each side. In addition there is a release button next to the ring on the right to allows the right ring to release. I was able to press the release and pull the ring on the right -then- pull the ring on the left and fold the stroller towards the ground and getting it to latch with one hand.Also I was able to lean the folded stroller against myself and lift the locking catch and unfold the stroller with a few shakes and use my foot to fully open the stroller. « Show Less
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No. It just helps with the separation of the legs with the tray so baby doesn't slip out from underneath.
75413
No. I put my daughter in & take her out w the tray on. If you want to buckle them in, it may be easier to have the tray off, but it does have multiple settings, so you can always slide & lock the tray out further if you need more room. Also, tray is easy to remove with one hand.
1771170
Yes! It's super easy. There is a little connector in the middle under the tray. You can pull it with one hand and hold a baby in the other hand.
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Just know that the plastic "tray" (it's not removable, it's just part of the chairs material) sloops downward so ANY finger food you give baby WILL roll onto his lap! If you want to use it for any other reason than finger food, it is a good sturdy chair. I returned mine, though, because of the slanted tray part.
382887
Better use a mitt, the tray does not slide out automatically. My old one did that, but unfortunately, it bit the dust.
2036473
JNO,The trays are held on with 2 thumb screws on the back side. These can be loosened up to allow you to get underneath the tray.Than you!
1904499
There are pegs you can remove in order for the tray to drop. There's wing nuts on all 4 legs that you can loosen. It arrives flat in the box. This has been the best Christmas gift for my kids! I bought it for them Christmas 2012 and they still use it everyday. I order Melissa and Dough Easel rolls of paper for it quite a bit because they go through the paper a lot .A great product!
159199
You will need both hands. The tray locks into place on both supporting rails, and slides in and out along these side rails. There is a release lever on each side of the tray and both need to be operated together for the tray to slide in or out.
634526
The tray does not lift up and over. It slides out when you pull from the front. There is a locking mechanism you have to hold onto of course. The tray is completely removable.
630456
If you have the insert (which you need unless your kid is really big or 2+) then yeah you have to take it off. It's very easy, even if you have a baby in one hand. We love it.
332384
Yes after practicing a few times I found it easy to put on alone and now it's really quick. I snap the bottom and then use both arms to reach up and back to snap the top but to undo the top I use one arm to hold the baby and the other I reach from the back upwards to undo. It's really not bad at all. :)
2246528
While our just turned 1, the tray is removable and can be used as a booster seat at the table.