Safety 1st AdapTable High Chair, Eiffel Rose

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3930 in Baby Product
  
• Color: Eiffel Rose
• Brand: Safety 1st
• Model: HC118ALL
• Released on: 2011-07-22
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 11.50" h x
  18.50" w x
  26.50" l,
  

Features

• Ultracompact, stand-alone frame
• Machine-washable seat cushion
• Slideguard post prevents your baby from slipping
• 3-position recline for versatile newborn, infant and toddler feeding
• 4-position tray with 1-hand removal

• Ultracompact, stand-alone frame
• Machine-washable seat cushion
• Slideguard post prevents your baby from slipping
• 3-position recline for versatile newborn, infant and toddler feeding
• 4-position tray with 1-hand removal

Product Description

The Safety 1st AdapTable High Chair will fit right into your home.  With 6 different heights, a 4-position tray and 3 different recline positions, it's easy to adapt this high chair to the best feeding position for your little one, whether they're a newborn, growing baby, or toddler. The high chair also features our SlideGuard post to help prevent your baby from slipping during feeding time.  With the dishwasher-safe insert tray and machine washable seat cushion, the cleanup for this high chair is easier than getting your little one to eat strained peas.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

43 of 45 people found the following review helpful.
Real Value...not a forgotten concept
By SlingingMercury
We bought this for use at Grandma's house since it can be collapsed down and put into a closet or under a bed and the price was very reasonable. We weren't expecting much since our primary chair at home is all wood and a much more expensive chair, I also tend to dislike things made with plastics and have found they are usually flimsy and disposable. Much to our surprise it turned out to be a terrific chair and has a high perceived value, which can't be said very often anymore. It is very adjustable at multiple points, easy to clean, sturdy yet light, seems well built and thought out. Assembly is a snap. Our daughter was very comfortable in it and it looks better in person than the pictures.

25 of 25 people found the following review helpful.
Nice highchair, good purchase
By kdea473
We looked at so many highchairs, but I am very pleased that we settled on this one. The assembly took about 15 minutes (12 pieces plus 3 screws, 2 bolts, and 2 nuts) with just a screwdriver and pliers. I have assembled plenty of DIY furniture and such (Ikea bookcases and the like) and this was by far simpler. I assembled it by myself, and did not have to grow extra arms to hold everything together while doing so.I uploaded some pictures, as the only one on the site is the generic pic. Among the things you can see: how compactly the highchair folds up, how the tray hangs on the back of the highchair when not needed, how it fits underneath the dining room table.I am very pleased with this purchase. There are no crevices to clean, so the highchair doesn't get all gunky. The cover removes easily for cleaning, and I really like the pattern. The chair rolls easily and folding/unfolding is simple.All in all, very pleased. Especially for the cost, this highchair seems hard to beat.

25 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
Pretty good highchair; Great value
By Andi
In general, I like the minimalistic design; There's no extra plastic to bulk up the look or take up extra space near the floor. The wheels were an absolute must and these roll smoothly. While a little rough, the fabric is neutral and cute. I also really like the trigger method of adjusting the seat height. Lastly, you cannot beat the price.REVISED (twice! - I want to love it, but there are a few issues):1.) Tray adjustment: My main concern is the tray doesn't adjust so it's snug against my 2.5 yr old's belly. It's almost okay, but 2-4 more inches closer would be perfect. What stops the adjustable tray from moving in closer is the hinge for the legs. It would take a redesign of the shape of the tray to solve the issue. Building a deeper tray articulated a little closer around a child's belly would not have prevented larger children from being able to fit because the tray slides outward.2.) Dual tray design: I like the 2-tray system. Unlike other highchairs that have received bad marks in this area, the top tray is not easily snapped off of the main tray by my toddler. I hope this remains true over time! However, there is a major issue at the edge facing his body. Food and drinks keep dripping and oozing in between the two trays because there is an open gap that faces upward. The top tray could be redesigned with a lip that curled completely over the edge of the bottom tray. Okay, so you might be thinking, "what's the big deal?". Well, it's not a gigantic problem, but it does cause me to have to take the two trays apart from each other and clean the tops of both and the bottom of the top tray.... often. This is extra work that could have been prevented.3.) Legs / Stance: While in the intro of this review, I raved about the minimal plastic toward your feed. Well, this was my initial impression. Now, I have realized that the plastic support connecting the two front feet actually does get in the way sometimes. I cannot get as close to the baby as I could with my Graco chair that didn't have plastic in this area. Also, the stance is deeper. So while the chair design IS in fact minimalistic (compared with my much-older Graco chair), the stance causes me to trip. Maybe I'm just a little clumsy ;)Bottom line - It's almost perfect so I DO still recommend it. A bib with a pocket to catch food and a towel on the lap does help the situation. However, after a couple of weeks I am growing tired of spills that make it to his lap and of washing extra towels. It was really no trouble to put together. I'm not sure why the previous reviewer had problems. The only tip I'd add is be careful when you attach the gray brackets to the sides of the seat. I wasn't paying attention and did not make sure the adjustment nubs (on the chair) were inside the groves (on the brackets) before I tightened the darned things down. That mistake caused a 5 minute backtrack, but no big deal.