Keekaroo Height Right High Chair with Tray, Natural

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8659 in Baby Product
  
• Color: Natural
• Brand: Keekaroo
• Model: 0050032KR-0001
• Released on: 2010-11-19
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 24.00" h x
  20.00" w x
  34.00" l,
  17.55 pounds
  

Features

• JPMA certified
• Eating tray and dishwasher safe tray cover included
• Available in natural or mahogany wood color
• Adjustable foot and seat plate allows chair to seat from 6 months up to 250 pounds
• Cloth cushion seating included

• JPMA certified
• Eating tray and dishwasher safe tray cover included
• Available in natural or mahogany wood color
• Adjustable foot and seat plate allows chair to seat from 6 months up to 250 pounds
• Cloth cushion seating included

Product Description

You can’t outgrow the Keekaroo High Chair. Keekaroo’s wooden high chair offers the safe seat your child needs during mealtime. The High Chair is ideal for children aged 6 months to 250 lbs. The High Chair includes a wooden tray with BPA-Free plastic tray cover, passive crotch restraint and 3-point safety belt. The Keekaroo High Chair is made with plant based lacquerer finish. It is JPMA certified to the highest ASTM standards for the safety of your child. Features included in the High Chair are the depth adjustable seat and footplate and height adjustable seat and foot plate. The ergonomic design of the backrest allows for a comfortable seating position. The BPA-Free plastic tray cover is dishwasher safe and helps with easy clean up. Made of Rubberwood, the wooden high chair provides a sturdy base that will resist tipping and maintains durability to last the test of time and the messiest eaters. As your child grows, the seat and foot plates can be adjusted to create the perfect seat. The foot plate can turn into a seat plate when your child’s feet touch the ground. For a more premier look, add an Infant Insert to your High Chair. Infant Inserts are made in the USA and are made from a BPA and Latex-Free peel and tear resistant material that offer anti-microbial protection. Infant Inserts wipe clean with warm water and are impermeable to liquids. When used with the wooden tray, this system is JPMA certified to the highest ASTM standards for children up to 3 years old. Keekaroo is style, function and affordability.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

69 of 71 people found the following review helpful.
simple chair, great for small space and energetic toddler
By kat fun
We were using a portable chair on top of our kitchen chair to save space since we have a tiny house. My 16 month old daughter started rocking it and tipping (not all the way over, but getting close). We knew it was time to get something else. After we purchased this, my sister pointed out we could have transitioned her into a booster, which may be another alternative for parents out there with a young toddler. Our little one can be hard to contain, so I like the security of this chair.Most important to me, this chair is very stable. She was trying to tip it from the start, and she would get a little movement, but not as frightening as the old setup. Now, she has given up this behavior since the rocking isn't as "thrilling" as her old setup. Also, I have caught her, now 18 months, climbing up the back when not in use and it hasn't tipped (We do NOT condone this behavior, just thought it was an interesting perspective on the stability of the chair, and something else for you to consider when looking at high chairs)This chair looks neat - it is sort of industrial looking as it reminds me of a ladder. Looks tall, but it is for a regular table. If we don't use they tray, she can still sit strapped in, nice and safe. We just bought the tray, no extra accessories. The tray is long and not real wide (doesn't stick outwards far) and has a lot of surface space. The cushion it comes with is fine and wipes up clean easily. I can see this being her chair for a really long time and also happy we freed up a chair for regular guests. The footprint is ok. We have it in a high traffic area and haven't tripped on it. It doesn't fit under the table (without tray) as easily as a chair, but it is ok considering it is a high chair.I am very picky and like to see things in person, so I am not a big on-line purchaser, but they do not sell this chair locally. I am really happy with it and wish I got it sooner to save some high blood pressure moments with my daughter rocking her old chair and preventing a potentially dangerous situation sooner. I thought it was an excellent price compared to similar types of chairs. If safety, a great look, flexibility and versatility are important to you, I recommend this chair.

69 of 73 people found the following review helpful.
Designed to be looked at, not used
By Matt Post
We've had this high chair for six months, and I've postponed writing this review because I really wanted to like this product. My wife and I were after a nice wooden high chair that would last as long as the wooden ones that our own parents still have, instead of purchasing yet another hunk of colored plastic that doesn't look as nice and would have to be thrown out after a number of years. This chair has a number of positive things going for it: the wood is of good quality and the pieces are well cut, it assembles easily, and it looks very nice, modern, and durable.However, I have rated it one star, because I have a hard time believing that the people who designed this chair actually have children, or used it for their own children. Almost all of my complaints have to do with the tray mechanism. Its worst feature is that the tray is built from two separate pieces of wood: the horizontal piece slides into a groove in the frame piece. The tray comes assembled, but the fact that it is built from two pieces means that (a) food will find its way into the groove and (b) you will never, ever be able to remove it. This is in stark contrast to other wooden high chairs, which construct the tray by carving a recession or small dip out of a single piece of wood, which allows the tray to be totally (and easily) cleaned after each meal.In addition to this defect, the tray does not seem to have been sealed very well, as the wood on ours is already starting to warp from moisture. We are pretty good about cleaning the tray soon after each meal, but still this has already started happening after only six months.Finally, the tray attaches insecurely to the chair itself. I've already had to tighten the screws that secure the tray brackets to the high chair, and imagine that I am going to have to do this fairly regularly. The latch mechanism works by lining up a peg with one of two holes drilled into the tray arm, which permits you only two depths that the tray can be secured at. The latch also does not lock very well, and I find that it is a pain to release the latch and remove the tray for cleaning at the sink (which you can't do anyway, since water would get into the groove and rot the wood).Moving on from the tray, the belts that secure your child in the chair will not do that job. The side belts clip into a middle belt that comes up between your child's leg, but because the side belts start from opposite sides of the seat (instead of in the back near the middle), a child of average intelligence can very easily scoot her way back and up to get out of the harness. We have found that we have to extend the belts all the way and cross them in back in order to keep our daughter in the chair.In summary, this high chair would be very excellent for tea parties with some stuffed animals, but if you don't want the messy business of feeding your child to be unnecessarily complicated, I'd take the money you'd spend here (which is quite a lot) and buy a different wooden chair.

39 of 41 people found the following review helpful.
First impressions--Good, not great
By A. Johnson
We put the high chair together today and put my 6 month old in it... I was disappointed that right out of the box, there was a blemish/chunk of wood missing, but it was next to the cushion hole where it will be covered so I didn't feel it warranted returning. When assembled, it looked and felt sturdy. However, I would probably recommend getting the infant insert for a 6-month old because the backrest only provides support in the upper back area (this is why they say make sure your child can sit up by themselves). The biggest problem we have so far is the safety strap-it's really cheap and difficult to unbuckle. Its also hard to adjust the length, and it does squat to keep her in the chair (the tray is what keeps her locked in).pros: sturdy, less expensive then other high-end wooden high chairs (i.e.svan, stokke), not plastic, grows with your kid, unobtrusive, US company,cons: have to pay a lot more for all the extras (cushions, tray, infant bar, infant insert), cheap safety strap