Others say...

"Love this chair...still do"
Hated my old plastic chair.

In comparison, this one is easier to clean, sturdy, fits nicely, and is attractive. He doesn't look like he can bust out of the chair.

Baby can reach his food and sit up. His feet look so relaxed resting on the ledge.

It's a bit of a challenge to get him into the chair, but getting out is easy.

I'm looking forward to watching him grow with this chair.

***Update***
Chair is still great. No problems. My 2 1/2 year old still enjoys it and the chair pads we bought with the chair are still fine. Now to buy another one for my 4 month old or transition the first one to an adult chair. Hmmmm...

"Great investment!"
We purchased this high chair when our daughter was approximately 6 months old, and she is now a year old. This is a terrific high chair. I like the fact that we will be using this for a long time, as it can convert to a toddler chair. It goes well with our kitchen furniture. It can easily be pulled up to your kitchen table if you do not want to use the tray and have the child sit at the table with the rest of the family, just be sure to buckle him/her in. My only complaint, like someone has already mentioned, is that there are a couple of tight crevices in which crumbs can get into that are impossible to clean. You will basically have to take the chair apart (unscrew some nuts and bolts) if you really want to get into those crevices. That is the ONLY negative about the chair. All other areas are very easy to clean. My daughter really likes the chair.

"swan versus stokke"
I bought this chair for my 6 month old and the stokke chair for my toddler. While I do like both chairs, they are so much better than the stupid bulky plastic highchairs, and I kinda like the swan better for it's curved look, the stokke is a better chair.

The problem is the crevices that are created by the way the chair is put together: they are IMPOSSIBLE to clean. The stokke has no such crevices. The other problem is the sturdiness. The swan has a single stem that supports the seat in the center, while the stokke seat is supported on either side of the seat. We just removed the highchair 'cage' part of the chair and I was using it the same way I use the stokke. I don't know if the seat actually can support adult weight but it certainly doesn't feel like it can. There was ominous creaking and swaying. The stokke feels like a chair and I never hesitate to plop down in it.

Those are my major complaints-- but my youngest does now seem to prefer the stokke because she can very easily climb into it due to its wide seat bases. There is one problem with the stokke-- the base of the legs, which extend parallel to the floor do stick out enough to trip my husband every time if the chair is in a path. I would recommend both chairs but I wanted people to know the ups and downs I had discovered.

"Fabulous chair"
We were hesitant to buy this chair without seeing it in person. We also wondered whether we might be crazy to spend so much money on a high chair. But, we took a chance and invested the $$, and we couldn't be happier! This is a great chair. It took about 45 minutes to put together, and the directions were pretty straight forward. We bought the chair pad in sage (it is a true sage green), and are very glad we did. It would be really uncomfortable without the padding. The chair is very modern and fits in perfect with our modern kitchen table in cherry (it is a reddish cherry). With our son in the chair, he sits right at eye level. The tray is plenty big, and easy to clean with water and paper towels. We do not remove the tray, and instead just slide our little guy into the chair. The tray is easy enough to remove, but it is even easier to slide him in and out. The base of the chair is very secure, no concerns about tipping or rocking. The size of the chair is great. Other chairs I've seen can really overpower a room. This one fits into a small space, and is light enought to move out of the way. The seating space looks kind of small, but our son (who is huge at 6 months, 99th %) fits with plenty of room on the sides and in front (which can be adjusted as he grows). Yes, it is pricey. But it isn't that much more than the traditional, ugly, plastic chairs. And you use it 3 times a day. Plus, this one will convert to a toddler chair and a regular chair as he grows. All in all, we love this chair and so does our son.

"Terrific High Chair"
This chair has been in use for about a year and a half, and it still looks fantastic. My son started using it when he started on solids and he is a little over 2 now. It is it a great-looking high chair that fits in nicely with the decor of the whole room, not sticking out as a "baby" item in an adult room. We have the red seat cover with it.

It is also a very easy chair to use, easy to clean, and easy to adjust when necessary. My son is as comfortable in the chair now at over 35 lbs. as when he first sat in it and weighed around 15 lbs. He has always seemed to enjoy this chair. It's also quite easy to get the tray off if you want to wipe it down in the sink.

The final thing I will say about purchasing a high chair: it is one of the things we are really glad we splurged on and bought a top-of-the-line product. With a lot of other items, you really can get away with a less aesthetically pleasing look, but we knew that the chair would be in a room that wasn't just a kid's room, but a room that adults shared. We're big on dining at home, and we're glad to have a chair that looks good as well as being functional - it's so pleasing to pull this chair right up to the dining table and have it fit in among the adult chairs.