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- Inexpensive
- Simple
- Three-position recline
- Doesn't fold
- No casters
- Requires significant assembly
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Not great, but it does work, September 26, 2009The biggest issue with this high chair is that it is too big. The tray in particular is larger than it needs to be, taking up extra space in the dishwasher and making it extra heavy. I recommend not… attaching the parent part of the tray at all, it's just one more thing to wash. A six-month-old (about when a baby will start using a high chair) will only take up about half the seat and will have the tray coming up almost to his armpits. We just left the tray off for the spoon feeding stage. It's also too tall. You won't be able to push this chair up to the regular table for your older toddler which might give it a shorter useful life. On the other hand, the straps are nice and sucure and the molded plastic between the legs is a plus to help a smaller baby sit up. The cover comes off easily for washing and you can use the chair without it if you'd rather just wipe off the sides. And considering that this chair is priced significantly below many of the other options just might make it a pretty good value.
Good for the price, August 24, 2009Graco Tango in the Tongo High Chair, July 19, 2009Excellent buy!, May 20, 2009Great low-cost, no-frills highchair, May 1, 2009While it is big and thus wouldn't work for babies with little neck or ab control, this is a great buy for a plenty-good-enough highchair. My daughter was thrilled the day she was able to sit up and say… howdy to her food and be in charge of it herself, and this highchair did the trick. The pattern is very cute, the seat back adjusts, there are plenty of different configurations for seat back and tray. One thing that other reviewers mention: the legs do take a bit of square footage in the dining room, but that makes this chair very sturdy and un-tippable, which is good thing in my opinion.
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Our Sources
1. Baby BargainsDetails/Subscribe
"Baby Bargains," written by baby-gear gurus Denise and Alan Fields, includes a brief entry on the Graco Easy Chair as part of its brand-by-brand high-chair coverage.
Review: High Chairs, Denise and Alan Fields, Seventh edition, Apr. 2007
2. Amazon.com
Amazon.com has nearly two dozen owner-written reviews of the Graco Easy Chair. Coverage isn't extensive, though; most entries are only two or three lines long. The only consistent complaint is that it's a bit bulky.
Review: Graco Easy Chair Highchair, Contributors to Amazon.com
3. Target.com
Target.com is often a good place to find baby-gear user reviews, and there are more than a dozen entries on the Graco Easy Chair Highchair. Parents say it's easy clean and a good value, although some do wish it folded up for storage.
Review: Graco Easy Chair Highchair, Contributors to Target.com
The Graco Easy Chair Highchair gets a Budget Buy rating from the editors at ConsumerGuide.com. Ratings across the board -- for value, performance, ease of use and features -- are consistently average.
Review: Graco Easy Chair High Chair, Editors at ConsumerGuide.com, Apr. 7, 2008
5. ExpoTV.com
ExpoTV.com hosts user-made video reviews for a range of products. Unfortunately, there was only one highly positive entry on the Graco Easy Chair Highchair at the time of our visit.
Review: Graco Easy Chair High Chair, Contributors to ExpoTV.com
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