Chicco Polly High Chair - Fuego

Comments about Chicco Polly High Chair - Fuego:

We purchase this high chair to go with the chicco playpen. This was a great buy, it was easy to assemble and easy to clean. Adjustable height and you can recline the seat, not to heavy. It has wheels so that you can transport it easier from one room to the next. Received it during the holidays was easy to folddown put in my trunk of my Camry and take to family XMAS parties. Chicco usually makes pretty good products so we knew we couldn't go wrong with this purchase.

Comments about Chicco Polly High Chair - Fuego:

I was raelly excited for this high chair but I don't really like it. While the chair itself is easy to store in my tiny kitchen, I also have to find a place for the gigantic tray and tray covers.

I hate cleaning it because there are all these lines on it that get filled with squished baby food. ALso with all the covers somehow food still ends up behind the seats. The harnes covers and seat covers are super easy to clean though.

Also I have a very hard time getting the tray on the right way. A couple times my son has even pushed it off when i thought I had it on right.

My son is 10 months now, we've used it for about 4 months but I am so sick of it I'm just moving him into the booster seat that I used with my daughter and thought was annoying to clean...

Comments about Chicco Polly High Chair - Fuego:

We already love the Chicco brand - our stroller/car seat combo is by them - so the highchair seemed like a no-brainer. The red color went with our red kitchen, too. Our only complaint is that they tray is difficult to slide on and off the chair (which is kind of important, actually, since you do that with every feeding). I'm hoping there's a trick that we'll figure out soon. Anyway, we're excited that this chair will grow with our baby, since it's so adjustable, from the footrest to the height. It's lightweight but sturdy, with quality easy-to-clean cushions and a HUGE tray that right now dwarfs my 6-month-old! He'll love it when he's older. So far he's more worried about his sweet potatoes.