Is the chair high enough for a 6-month old to be pushed right up to the table without using the tray?
605021
Yes it is. This chair is great...the seat and footrest are both easily adjustable, the chair is easy to clean, and it is nice looking and very sturdy real wood. Go for it.
605022
Yes, it is the perfect height for the table, and the seat part is also adjustable in case your table is lower than others.
1539643
The tray just raises up. I had no trouble with it getting in the way. My 2 yr old grandson did not even need the tray moved to put him in the swing.
1718570
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.
456659
Not at all. They might need a little help getting in the chairs, but my Grandson was doing it on his own by 19 mos. with no problem. We got it for him for his 1st birthday. Very sturdy! It was even better than I expected.
534843
sort of, not quite. It is fine if you just want to pull it up to the table so the baby can be near the family. But, it isn't tall enough to remove the tray and let the baby sit at the table. Maybe when they are older and bigger, they might be able to sit up high enough. But if I remove the tray, my 5 month old's nose is about level with the table.
104940
Indeed, you could, but these are made to be pushed up to a table. Perhaps best for a child who sits unattended and weighs at least 20 pounds. Any tray attachment would be created by you, there is no hardware or area to attach a tray to - if you're handy, you could do it.
269209
On the highest setting, this high chair seat is at the level of my regular kitchen/dining table. We have it on the next notch down to fit his legs under the table without his knees hitting the table top.
695080
With the removable base intact, the child sits about 5 1/2" off the chair. Without the base, it's only about 1". For our table and chairs, it's a great height for a child who's 33" tall. He's able to be completely scooted up under the table and his arms are a few inches above the table top.
205267
My daughter has had this for only a year or so and it is holding up well. However, if you are planning on using it as a high chair for a child of 3 years, I don't know. The tray part is attached on one side and it unlatches and swings from that attached side, so it would be iffy as to whether you could use is pulled up to a table instead of with the tray. I know that she has been well-pleased with this item and likes the fact that it folds up.
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
740769
Not necessarily, though my 2 year old grandson can climb up onto it and has to be closely supervised. That said, he enjoys this table more as he gets older.
2029663
Probably depends how tall the child is. My granddaughter is 2 years 7 months and she loves it . She can easily get on and off the chair but her feet do not touch the floor when sitting so I would expect it to last a few years yet . The seat height of the chair is 11 inches and the table 19 inches. Hope this helps
1319872
No, not at all. We got it for my son at 18 months. If you don't put the risers on the bottom it's the perfect height.
909716
It won't quite slide under our table, so it sits a little bit out from the table. I definitely don't like it as much as real high chair for a baby or young toddler, but for our older toddler, it's not too bad. And for general flexibility, it's OK. No one's ever slipped out from under the bar yet, and it leaves plenty or room to fit legs between the table, but I could see a kid being able to squeeze out without too much a problem, so keeping them strapped in is definitely worth the effort, in my opinion.
650348
Bought this for my grandchild to use at my home. It fits a one year old perfectly. I do agree with the comments below that it will be too small for a two or three year old with the tray attached. I intend to use it at the table without the tray by the time she is 2 or 3. There will be no need for the tray, it will serve as a booster seat. The highchair has adjustable legs so it fits up to the table perfectly.
460126
My son just turned one, and he kneels or stands to play with this table. It isn't too tall. If he stands, he leans over slightly. He doesn't need a chair to play with the table.
75415
For my 16 lb 8 month old we don't have to completely remove the tray, just pull it back a bit, slide them in and push the tray tight. I had to learn to make sure their knees weren't up even a lil bit or the tray would bump themail because it's rather thick, which isn't a problem in anyway, just something we found.