The First Years Deluxe Reclining Feeding Seat, Dot Print

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14874 in Baby Product
  
• Color: Dot Print
• Brand: The First Years
• Model: Y7612
• Released on: 2013-09-03
• Fabric type: Polyester
• Dimensions: 17.00" h x
  15.20" w x
  9.50" l,
  

Features

• Saves space, use from birth to four years
• 5-point harness, multi-position recline, 2 height adjustments
• Dishwasher safe tray with cup holder
• Wipeable, washable pad
• Converts to padded booster

• Saves space, use from birth to four years
• 5-point harness, multi-position recline, 2 height adjustments
• Dishwasher safe tray with cup holder
• Wipeable, washable pad
• Converts to padded booster

Product Description

The First Years Deluxe Reclining Feeding Seat is a compact alternative to bulky high chairs. This feeding seat grows with your child and goes all the way from birth to four years. With a five point harness for safety and security and five recline positions, your newborn can join you at the table and have a comfortable place to rest while you eat dinner. The sturdy dishwasher safe tray with cupholder gives a terrific eating surface for your infant. And when your child is ready, the seat back removes to convert into a big kid booster with three point harness. The soft wipe able washable padding keeps your child comfortable throughout the stages. With two height adjustments and three tray positions to adapt to your child's needs, this is a chair that both you and your child are bound to love.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
Original version better
By amazoncustomer
We have the original version of this chair (which amazon sells for $27.99) and love it. The only reason we decided to buy this deluxe version is because we wanted a 5-pt harness for added safety.Two things I do NOT like about this chair: (1) Seems to be smaller in size. We put our 17 lb. son in it and it looks like he will outgrow it before long. I compared it to our original version and the seat back is indeed more narrow. (2) The tray is more difficult to attach as compared to the original version. The plastic also seems to be flimsy where it attaches to the seat.The only positive about this chair is that the type of fabric on the seat cushions will be easier to clean. This is not enough of a reason for us to keep the chair, however, so we will be returning it.

13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Comparison between the First Years Deluxe Seat and the Fisher-Price Healthy Care Deluxe Seat
By Erin R. Crouch
I recently purchased the Fisher-Price Healthy Care Deluxe Booster Seat (for $26 dollars from Amazon). The same weekend, my mother purchased The First Years Deluxe Reclining Feeding Seat for $39.99 from Target. This is my comparison of the two chairs.The Fisher-Price chair (I bought the red/white version) was VERY easy to assemble. I didn't need to read directions. I just put it together very quickly and logically. (Whew, that was easy!) The straps came attached to the chair. It seems secure and it is very easy to clean. There are no nooks and crannies! The tray has a lid, which is pretty cool. You can actually take the food tray off, put the lid on it, and put it in the refrigerator! (Cool!) My 18 lb 7 month old seems to like the chair. Plus, the price was very nice!The First Years Deluxe Seat was not easy to put together. I had to refer to the directions. It took me a good 20 minutes. The directions were a bit confusing too (and I like to think that I'm pretty smart!). The straps had to be threaded through some little holes on the chair to attach them. They didn't seem very secure. A small child could easily remove them, maybe even a toddler. After it was all together, it seemed like it was going to be ok. It secured to the chair and seems pretty easy to clean (but not as easy as the Fisher-Price chair). It does recline, but this isn't a feature that I need as my son sits up very well on his own and won't lay back in the chair. He seems comfy in the chair. It has a 5 point harness, but I felt like it was a bit of overkill. I don't plan on leaving him in the chair unsupervised.For my use, the Fisher Price chair is a much better deal. It is easier to put together and clean and has some features that I like.

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Easy and convenient!
By Chaosliveshere
Very happpy with the product and its performance. Light weight, very portable, easy to clean. I love that it can tilt back or sit straight up with ease. Only con about it is the tray is not very easy to lock into place, which can be a challenge when struggling with a six month old who is fighting you for his food.