Buy Chicco Polly Double Pad Fabric Highchair, AdventureChicco Polly Double Pad Fabric Highchair, Adventure Product Description:
- Convenient tray storage for the slimmest fold in its class
- Seven height positions and three reclining positions for increased comfort
- Most convenient maneuvering with one-hand seat recline and tray removal
- Dishwasher-safe tray liner for easy clean-up
- Safety comes first with the five-point safety harness
Product Description
Chicco Polly Highchair - Adventure
Features:-Slim Fold: Folds compactly and stands upright -Space-saving storage-Easy one-hand tray removal -Tray stores conveniently on rear leg tubes-One-hand seat adjustment -Easy clean-up tray-Two dishwasher-safe tray inserts-7-position seat height and 3-position seat recline, adjustable for baby's comfort-Height adjustable footrest accomodates a growing baby-5-point safety harness secures child during mealtime or playtime-Easy to maneuver: increased mobility with 4 wheels -Recommended Use: Up to 37 lbs.
Product Dimensions: 31" x 25" x 41" Product Weight: 22 lbs.
Customer Reviews
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34 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
By Amy K
I was going to buy a wooden high chair for my baby, but after seeing one in person, decided on this one instead. I am SO glad I did! I can't rave enough about this high chair. Here are all the things I love about the chair:1. Two chair covers! One can get thrown in the wash and still have a pad on the chair. I don't have to rush to clean it. However, unless it's a real mess, it is easy enough to clean with a cloth. Nice cushioning, too. My baby is comfy in it.2. Removable tray liners! The high chair comes with 2 removable tray liners. I've never had to use both, but I guess if I didn't have a chance to wash the one before needing it again, it would be handy. I like that I can remove the whole thing and walk it to the trash can and then the sink. It's fantastic and easy to clean!3. The tray has holders for storage on the back legs of the chair. I always put the tray on those holders when my baby is not in the chair. This makes it so easy to put my baby in, strap her in, and then grab the tray to put on. (one other reviewer didn't use this storage spot and noted it was difficult to remove the tray with the baby in her arms.) Storing it here eliminates this problem.4. The leg separator is attached to the bottom of the tray instead of the seat. I love this feature. I don't have to worry about getting her legs around that thing while she is squirming in my arms. Instead, once she is strapped in I can worry about it. Plus, this means the chair will literally grow with her. When she is big enough and doesn't need this feature, it converts to a regular chair at the table.5. Height adjustment is great. Without the tray on, she can sit at the table like a big girl. She thinks that is great! Adjustable foot rest also grows with her.6. There are brakes on each wheel. So it is easy to roll everywhere and then keep it secure when baby is in it.7. It has multiple reclining positions which are easy to adjust.8. It folds up easily.9. This nice green color isn't like all the loud, colorful baby products you find. It fits nicely with our decor and doesn't scream 'baby in the house'! (though there are other color options like that if you like the colorful products).As you can see, I absolutely love this product and without a doubt think it was worth every penny. I'm so glad I spent the money and didn't settle for a cheaper product!
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By Mom-to-be in STL
I registered for the Polly because several of my friends recommended it and said it was the best chair on the market. I chose a color that looked good in our kitchen without realizing that some of the styles have FABRIC padded covers and some have VINYL. Apparently my friends have the Discovery - which is vinyl. The Adventure is fabric. The fabric is impossible to clean - you can't put it in the washing machine and it leaves watermarks when you spot clean it. It is an annoying cleaning process every night.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By M. Lee
I've had this highchair for over a year now (or should I say, I've been STUCK with it) and each and every time I use it (which is up to five times a day) I say to myself, "Man, this is such a terrible highchair I should warn others like I wish I was warned". First off, it's bulky. Which most highchairs are, but this one is like a monster in the room. Secondly, food ends up EVERYWHERE in this chair (even if you have perfect angels). There are sooooo many cracks and crevices not only in the seat and cushions and side supports and arm rests but also in the tray. YES the tray is made of about a bazillion differents parts. I now keep a toothbrush handy to get the spaghetti and jelly that builds up over the week OUT of all the cracks of the TRAY where food is supposed to be! Even the removable tray cover sucks! It's smaller than the actually tray so when food or liquid spills on it, it runs down under the cover and onto the tray. So what's the point of a cover! Okay, lastly, getting the tray on and off sucks too! You have to first hold a button in the whole time you're trying to blindly line up both sides of the tray tracks onto the armrests which even then you end up shimming the darn thing back and forth before it shoots on and nearly sections your poor child in half and pinchs their poor impatient fingers all the while! Chicco should stick with strollers and leave the highchairs up to Fisher Price (I used a twenty year old FP highchair prior to the Chicco and it was a dream!)
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