ChiccoTake-A-Seat Booster Seat - Grey Star

Its cute and i like it. Like mentioned by others , taking off the tray is definitely not ideal and if you have long nails you probably won't be able to push the little button in to take it off. For me it was a bummer but not the end of the world. It's cute and sturdy and easy to use. It is pretty close to the ground but is prefect for my 10 month old. I love that you just fold and can take anywhere.

Muy práctico y fácil de montar en la silla

Es muy estable en el piso y silla, se me hizo que es complicado quitar y colocar la mesita frontal, es decir esa parte no es tan práctica.

My husband and I both were hesitant to purchase this based on all the reviews saying that the tray was so difficult to get on and off. We immediately checked that part out and neither of us understand all the complaints. While it is not as easy as our full sized Oxo Tot high chair that only takes one hand to remove the tray, it is not difficult at all. You simply line it up so the 3 lines on the inside of the slide are on top of the piece it hooks into to put it on, and take it off before trying to take the kid out of the seat by using your middle finger to push in on the little buttons while bracing with your other fingers and thumb around the slide piece. It was not hard to put it on or take it off and required very little hand/finger strength. This is not something I would want to use with the tray for every day due to the small size, but for our purpose of using it when visiting others it is fantastic. We did not try attaching it to use as a booster on a dining chair but it seems more than sturdy and capable enough for that when the time comes. Our 20 month old was very happy to have his own little seat to sit in and some place more comfortable to eat than mom or dad's lap while visiting family. My only disappointment was when I read the dimensions, in my head it would sit higher off the floor than it does. Our 20 month old is very tall (about 35 inches) so even at the highest setting, he could not bend his knees when it was on the floor with the tray. It was not a huge concern since he was fine just having his legs out in front of him and I'm sure it would be fine if we had put it on a dining chair.Edit: kiddo is now almost 3, and we use this regularly while visiting others. It straps on securely to kitchen chairs, as long as the seat of the chair is big enough. We have not had this issue, but I have seen kitchen chairs at the store with seats that would not be long/wide enough for the boosters legs to sit firmly. I love that it has 3 height adjustments that make it much easier for kiddo to sit at the table with us.

I like that it’s sturdy enough for my one year old. She moves a lot and it stays in place. 😊 I got it for a travel seat only and we’ve used it at her grandparents mostly. I am the only one who knows how to put it together 😓 It’s a bit tricky to put the tray on and to take it off, so I don’t think it might be good for a younger crying baby because you may get frustrated when trying to remove the tray. Once you know how to fold it, it’s easy to put away. It’ll be better if it came with a travel bag because it doesn’t really fit mine.