KUB Foldable Baby High Chair for Family (White& Wood-Printed Metal)

If you’re like me and this is your first high chair, or high chairs in the past sucked and you’re looking for a new one—this one is great. But if you want more, fee free to read my Monday night novel below. My son is 8months old and absolutely loves it. The tray is big enough for a bunch of different sticky plates and toys (and they stick to the tray); he’s comfortable to sit in it for more than 15 minute, and it’s actually quite good looking. Is it the best? I don’t know. I spent hours looking at reviews of over 15 chairs, and honestly, I don’t think there’s such a thing as a perfect chair. I stumbled on this one and I am willing to bet Kub rebranded as this cool international brand, when really, it’s a Chinese Corp disguised as an and internal friendly bran—TikTok anyone? Good thing is, I don’t have TikTok so I don’t care. 1. It is sturdy, and I have 2 big dogs and my fear was that one of them would kick a leg off and my son would go falling — not happening with this. It’s study and the legs don’t stick out like a donkey. 2. My son is comfortable, he can eat for a long time and the plates and toys stick to the tray. 3. It folds— Not the easiest thing to fold, but 90% of the time I don’t care, the point is, I can fold. if I need to and put it into a room/closet it’s great. 4. It’s actually very good looking, and easy to clean. I can’t promise you it’s the best chair, but I don’t regret the decision. I am one week in with my son sitting in it 5-10 times and day between 5 minutes and 30 minutes and it’s been great. The harness is indeed a debatable point — seems cheap but if you’re a parent, you know how a pain in the butt 5 point harnesses can be. This thing is super easy and it works. Is my son going to slip through? Probably not. Could it happen? Probably. But the point is, the chair isn’t a nanny, it’s a chair. If you’re debating it, I would 100% recommend it. FYI—I love all things maxi-cosi and I was between this and the maxi Cosi and I would not switch it even if it were offered for free. This is super spacious but safe and I expect it will outlast his growing much more than the maxi-cosi. Cheers—and good luck with these absolutely ridiculous life decisions.

This chair is super sturdy on a hard floor or thin rug. It stays in place and doesn’t drag. You cannot push it or tip it over which is nice if you have a toddler who likes to “push” things over lol! Also, this chair grows with your child to adulthood. It becomes a seat for the table. What I like the most about this is how easy it is to clean. Previously, we had a $300 peg Perego that I had to take outside and spray down with a hose to get food out of the cracks and crevices, it was not ideal. This thing is half the price of our old one and can easily be taken apart and cleaned in the house for a deep clean. Otherwise just wiping it down is easy, there aren't many cracks or anything for food to get jammed into, and that is my biggest pet peeve about high chairs. I also like the food tray, how easy it is to click into place while being super sturdy. Our old Siesta tray started getting loose and flimsy and was hard to put into place. The only con I have that others have also mentioned is the “flimsy” harness. Sometimes it can be difficult to get it around their shoulders and it twists very easily which I guess isn't that big of a deal, I suppose you could switch it out with a nicer one but it is sewn into the seat liner. Not a big deal to me since we won’t be using the liner that much longer anyways. Overall I highly recommend this chair. 100% worth the money spent.

I ordered 2 highchairs for my twins and I am obsessed. I love the look of these high chairs and even better that they will last a long time. I am 5’5” 150lbs and even I could sit in the chair in the regular seat mode. The high chair tray is nice and big and I love how you can store it on the back of the seat! I removed the buckles because my kids would just get them dirty each time, but the whole thing is super easy to clean. The seat is spacious so it might not be the best fit for smaller babies. My twins are 18 months and still have a lot of room. This is probably best for 1 year olds and up. This is the best looking highchair that should last a really long time through many phases of life. Oh and assembly was a breeze! This may be one of my favorite pieces of furniture!

Great chair. I removed the cushion because I didn't like that the color didn't match the rest of the chair and because without it it's much easier to clean. Beat highchair I have had so far.

I wanted a smaller sized high chair that folds easily so I can put it in my pantry closet when not in use. This high chair fits the bill perfectly and is very functional. It’s very sturdy and looks great. It’s way nicer looking and has a smaller footprint than those big plastic high chairs. My only complaint is that the straps aren’t great. The shoulder straps keep slipping off my my 8 month old. The lap belt part is secure, so there’s really no risk of her falling, it’s more of an annoyance. I’d buy it again though because the small size and looks are great. Assembly is easy and took me about 10 mins. The seat pad wipes clean easily.

Love this chair. I did a bit of research and was looking for a chair that would grow with my toddler and this is perfect. Love the quality and how easy it clean. It is versatile and easy to move to where you need. I read others mentioned this chair isn’t best for babies 6 months old and I agree. It’s best for 1 year olds or older.

Hands down the best highchair, it’s so aesthetic and durable!!

I’ve been using this high chair for a little while now, and overall it’s a pretty solid option. Right out of the box, assembly was surprisingly easy with no confusing instructions, no tiny tools required. It came together quickly, which I appreciated. Once set up, the chair looks really nice in the kitchen; it has a clean, modern design that doesn’t clash with anything, and the build feels sturdy enough to handle daily use. Cleaning is another big plus. The surfaces wipe down easily after meals, and food doesn’t seem to get trapped in hard-to-reach spots the way it does with some other chairs. The foldability is also super handy. When I’m not using it, I can fold it up and tuck it into a corner without it taking much space, which is great for smaller homes or apartments. One of the standout features is how well it adapts as your child grows. The height and seating adjustments actually feel practical, not gimmicky. I’ve even seen other customers mention that it’s strong enough to double as a bar stool for adults, which speaks to how durable the frame is. But the biggest downside, and the reason I couldn’t go above three stars, is the straps. Reviews about them seems very mixed, and I ended up on the negative side of that experience. While some people say the straps are simple to use, mine tend to loosen on their own after a bit of movement. It’s annoying to constantly readjust them, and it doesn’t inspire confidence when you’re trying to keep a wiggly toddler secure during mealtime.