Badabulle Compact Baby High Chair, folding, height-adjustable highchair with reclining backrest, Grey

I’d give this item a 9 out of 10. Really easy assembly and no need to read instructions to actually assemble as you just pull it up , did need to read them to put it down . Perks of the high chair are the different height levels so whether your at dining table or sat on sofa it’s easy to feed baby. The child who tested this chair is just 6 months and sits in the chair comfortably and there’s lots of padding to make it soft . Only reason I for not giving it 10/10 is because the chair itself is quite big and even though there’s straps I find it a bit big . The chair comes with a removable tray which is easy to remove , clean and wipe . Folding is really easy and folds neatly, easy to put away and store . Fantastic product overall.

Excellent very easy to put up very comfortable for my grandchildren easy store away

I have had to send this back to Amazon, after just a few uses and my son only 6 months old the chair collapsed, luckily I was standing next to him at the time and caught it going backwards. The whole chair falls backwards and the baby can fall out straight onto their heads as it tilts down towards the floor. There is a fault with the locking system on the chair. Appalling product and totally unsafe. It is a serious accident waiting to happen. My advice is DO NOT BUY THIS HIGH CHAIR if you value your childs life. Badabulle - Recall this product before it is too late. Read other reviews who have had exactly the same issue.

I absolutely love this. It's perfect for a newborn, and it's design solves so many problems we didn't expect to face. Luckily we got this for the second child and experienced the faff of a fixed high chair with the first.The ability to collapse it is a godsend - largely because it tidies up the area and opens up the limited space in the kitchen brilliantly, but also because it can be fit in the car and taken on holiday, to our parents, wherever it needs to go really. being able to collapse it down in to a square shape is way more ideal than collapsing it flat like an ironing board. Collapsing it isn't quite as easy as she makes out in the promo video (it never is) but it's not the trickiest thing once you've got the swing. It has a loud click in to place once it's secure, and i've given it a heavy wiggle just to make sure it can't come loose and it really can't, once it's clicked in.I also really like the recline of the chair, as it's useful for putting the baby to sleep or to just have a chair to sit in that she's secure in whilst doing other things. The inner tray is removable and dishwasher safe, though this is probably my only downside as it gets lost, and kids don't always apply the neatness rules I have and the white under tray is of course messed up with yoghurt fingers and all sorts now. The whole thing is a heavy duty plastic coated, easy to wipe down, and it's just designed so well that i'm really very happy with it.

Had the chair a year and have noticed that the seat is starting to bend backwards; so not durable at all and was surprised to now see other review stating the same thing. Received a replacement from Amazon and the seat going backwards was even worse. Have requested a refund and will look for another brand. Would not buy again or recommend.

I bought this item about a year ago. It was really good, however just put my toddler in to the chair the other day. about to get food on the tray the sit fell backwards and broke. Lucky he was not hurt. But you would not expect this from a high chair. I am very disappointed

I would highly recommend you look elsewhere for a char my little one is only 5months old and the seat collapsed on him after being in it less then 10minutes which resulted in a hospital trip please do not buy

Awful chair, had it last than a year. I would say for babies a high chair should be durable through use and cleaning, however it has started to rust, the tray is difficult to pull out now we can’t even fold it away. IKEA high chairs all the way.Poor and disgusting.