
Reviewers and parents agree that the Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair offers great features and adjustability at a reasonable price. Appropriate for children from newborn to 50 pounds, the Rainforest is easy to clean with a removable tray, and it has good safety features.
The Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care high chair has a safe, five-point harness that secures the child at the shoulders, between the legs and around the waist. It can convert to a three-point harness for toddlers. Additional safety features on the chair include a wide, stable base, locking wheels and an infant insert pillow for very small babies.
Fisher-Price has paid attention to users who complained that it was difficult to clean the harness straps on previous models of the Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair. The straps now have a quick release function and can be washed in the dishwasher along with the attachable toy, tray cover and tray. The seat is well padded, and the seat covers have closed seams that won't trap food bits and can be wiped clean. Parents like the one-hand removable, snap-off tray. The tray insert can be removed for cleaning while the tray is attached to the high chair.
Parents find the Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair easy to adjust, put together and store. The three-position recline mechanism can be operated one-handed and makes it possible to bottle feed babies. The seven height adjustments allow parents to match the chair height to table tops or counters and to get the chair as low as sofa height. Additional details include a towel bar on the seat back and a storage point on the chair back that holds the toy or the tray.
While some parents would prefer a less childish seat theme, reviewers and parents say babies and toddlers love the Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair's bright colors. The included toy has push button lights and sound that can be turned down or off, The seat's wheels enable parents to move the chair easily between the kitchen, dining room, living room and playroom.
The Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair is covered by an industry standard one year warranty.
The Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair is a great choice for families who want a safe, reasonably-priced seat for keeping babies and toddlers fed and entertained anywhere in the house. This makes it our top pick for busy families who are looking for a high chair that will take baby from infancy to toddlerhood, and perhaps serve more than one child.

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Our Sources: Fisher-Price Rainforest High Chair Reviews
1. Baby Bargains
"Baby Bargains" is a popular and well-organized guide to baby-related products. The section on high chairs mainly covers brands rather than individual models, but there is a write-up on the Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair.
Review: High Chairs, Denise and Alan Fields, Version 9.1, 2012
2. About.com
The Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair tops Heather Corley's list of the top eight high chairs for baby. Corey, About.com's guide to Baby Products, likes its easy to remove tray, overall sturdiness and ability to recline.(Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)
Review: Top 8 High Chairs for Baby, Heather Corley, Not Dated
3. Grandparents.com
Grandparents.com is geared specifically toward grandparents, but it is similar to parenting resource site BabyCenter.com. While the Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair isn't the top pick, it is included in this roundup of three high chairs.
Review: High Chair Roundup, We Evaluate High Chairs - the Simple and the Sophisticated, Phoebe Assenza, Not Dated
4. Parents.com
In this product review roundup, Idaho parents of three, Leah and David Goymer, say the Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair can't be beat in terms of safety, ease of storage and price.
Review: Reader Tested High Chairs, Leah and David Goymer, Not Dated
5. Diapers.com
The editors of Diapers.com offer this list of the top 5 best selling high chairs in several categories, including traditional. The choices are based upon sales and customer reviews, but they are not comparative. The Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair is on this list, right in the middle.
Review: Top 5 Traditional High Chairs, Editors of Diapers.com, Not dated
6. Amazon.com
The Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair gets good coverage with more than 70 posts resulting in an overall score of 4.5 stars out of 5. Reviews describe the chair as well-designed and of high quality, and parents say the child's enjoyment of the bright colors makes the chair worth it. A couple of parents mention that it's easy to clean, but some say the seat can cause children to sweat in hot weather and the wheels can be tricky to lock or may lock too easily.
Review: Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair, Contributors to Amazon.com, As of Sept. 2012
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