Beyond Junior Wooden High Chair with Tray. The Perfect Adjustable Baby Highchair Solution for Your Babies and Toddlers or as a Dining Chair. 6 Months up to 250 Lb. Natural Wood/Olive Cushion

Quality chair, easy to clean, sturdy and can imagine it will grow with our baby. Looks nice, yes it's on the pricey side but it should give years of service.

We’ve been using the Abiie Beyond Junior high chair for our baby and have been very happy with it. It feels sturdy, durable, and made to last. The tray is a good size for meals, and the straps feel secure and safe. I like that the tray and other parts are easy to remove for cleaning, which is a big help with daily messes. It’s not foldable, so that may be a downside for some, but the solid build makes it feel very stable. It’s also easier to move than I expected for a wooden high chair. The adjustable seat and footrest are great because this chair can grow with the child. It also looks much nicer than most plastic high chairs. Overall, it’s a practical, well-made, and stylish high chair that we’ve really enjoyed using.

Purchased this highchair for my granddaughter and found it to be very compact, easily cleaned, provided excellent support and security for her. Between meals it is easily stored out of the way. It wears well and is now used for my second granddaughter and still looks like it is new !

The chair arrived quickly. It was easy to set up, but you do need two people to help put it together, but still doable with one person. The video instructions were helpful. It can be easily adjusted to the height required. The chair is solid and made really well. There was a slight crack in the plastic tray. I reached out to customer service for a replacement and the service they provided was superb in responding to my request and providing a new tray and keeping me informed all the way through.

For what it costs, it should not be the case that the client needs to spend time assembling it. Interestingly it says it is a UK product assembled in China, but it is not assembled at all. The most annoying part is that it is all covered with warning stickers which are very difficult to remove even using a hair drier. Between assembling and removing stickers it is two hours of work. Will this company pay me for working for them?