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| My family loves this high chair. I have a very big two year old (37 lbs, 38 inches), and he still fits comfortably. I have it in white. The straps are a little difficult to clean, but the seat couldn't be easier to clean. It whipes well for simple messes, and comes of easily for more thorough washes in the washing machine. I love the reclining features, which especially came in handy when he was younger and would sometimes fall asleap in the chair. I also love that the chair adjusts up and down to so many levels, making in easy on Mom and Dad's back and safe for my son who now loves to climb in and out of his chair. The large tray makes it great for using the chair for so many activities such as arts and crafts and puzzles. And the tray is simple to put on and off with one hand. I also love that my son hasn't figured out how to take the tray off by himself yet, which he has with the chair at my parent's house. The chair is also very easy to fold up and take along on trips. And being on wheels makes it easy to move to any area of the house. My bigest complaint is that my parents had tried to purchase this chair several times, and each time there was a defect with the arms. The tray wouldn't go on right. I think it was probably a problem with shipping and handling or how the store was storing the boxes that bent the arms out of place. All in all, I have been very happy with this chair, and I am looking to get another one now that twins are on the way. | |
 This is a great high chair if you avoid the leatherette pad | |
| Peg Perego Prima Pappa High Chair. It is not often that baby products live up to the old motto, " you get what you pay for", but in this case the Prima Pappa high chair does. This is one you will want to keep in the family. We bought this high chair when our first boy was starting on solids (four years ago). Our reasons were: 1.It was one of the very few that folded for storage We have been well satisfied on all these points. My husband and I also discovered that it was at least as easy to operate as other brands of high chairs we have had opportunities to try - sometimes easier. The negative points on this product turned out to be: 1.A design with lots of cracks, crevices and hard-to-reach spots for cleaning We solved the chair pad problem by ordering a new one in wipe-clean vinyl to the tune of sixty dollars plus s&h. It has stayed beautifully clean since. As for the difficult wipe-down issue, well, it is something you have to deal with no matter what high chair you end up with and the Prima Pappa is only really a little more troublesome than most, so I don't think of it as a big deal. Overall, I can still highly recommend this high chair. -Andrea, aka Merribelle. | |
| Cleaning is not hard for me | |
| I love this chair. In fact, this is our second Prima Papa. The first one was 7 years old now but it is still in like new condition. I bought this chair for my younger son (almost 2 yrs old now) because the first chair did not have the 5-point harness and my son could claim out the chair in 2 seconds. Many people are complaining that this chair is hard to clean. For me, it's not hard at all. I used the hose and the accessories attachment of my up-right Hoover vacuum to suck the food/crumbs out once every few days. To wash the chair, I put it on the deck and used a garden hose to spray water on the chair. I usually stood a few feets away when I spray water so that I would not get wet. The force of the water will wash everything out. I left the chair on the deck to air dry it but I laid it down in different positions so water will not stuck in the chair. I hope this will help you. |
