Evenflo4-in-1 Eat & Grow Convertible High Chair, POP Star

The Evenflo 4-in-1 Eat & Grow Convertible High Chair has been a game-changer for mealtime with my little one. From its versatile design to its safety features, this high chair ticks all the boxes for me.First and foremost, I love that it grows with my child through four different stages. Starting as an infant high chair, it provides a secure environment for feeding with its adjustable height and 5-point safety harness. As my baby grows, it seamlessly transitions into a mini meal chair and then into a comfy toddler chair, perfect for independent play and socializing. Finally, it converts into a separate playtime table and chair for snacks, crafts, and fun with friends.Safety is always a top priority, and this high chair doesn't disappoint. The 5-point safety harness keeps my little one secure during mealtime, giving me peace of mind. Plus, the sturdy legs ensure stability, even as my child grows and becomes more active.Another feature I appreciate is the easy-to-clean design. The removable and washable tray and seat pad make cleanup a breeze, saving me time and effort after messy meals. It's also machine washable, which is a huge plus for busy parents like me.Overall, the Evenflo 4-in-1 Eat & Grow Convertible High Chair has exceeded my expectations in terms of convenience, safety, and functionality. It's a versatile and durable investment that will see us through the early years of my child's development. I highly recommend it to any parent looking for a reliable high chair that adapts to their child's growing needs.

I just got this today so I can't comment yet on how easy it is to clean. However I shopped around for a long time trying to find a Chair that would be good for my 4 month old. She's in the 99th percentile so she's a bit tall for her age and this chair is excellent for her. She seems comfortable in it, she can reach the tray easily. The seat is honestly smaller than I expected as you can see in the picture, my baby is 18 lbs and 26" tall. I don't know how long it will last as a high chair as she gets bigger but it fits her so nicely right now.The chair snapped together easily and seems sturdy enough. It has no wheels obviously and is a little heavy to move around but that doesn't really matter for us. Overall I'm happy with it so far. We'll see how the white holds up.EDIT TO ADD: staining does not seem to be a problem with this chair at all!! It's seen spaghetti sauce, my mechanic husbands engine greased fingers, and most recently, some blue and green food coloring. It just wipes right off. The seat cover and belts come off sooooo easily to throw in the washing machine. The tray and plastic remains as white as ever.

Easy to AssembleClean up was easy

We bought this chair nearly a year ago not expecting too much, and it's really been a great buy. Our little guy can be fussy at mealtimes and throws himself from side to side and the chair can handle it. The tray itself seems like fairly thin plastic, but to date, we've never had an issue with its durability. I also love that the seat portion separates from the base to create a table and chair set. It was a feature that I figured we'd never use, but it's come in handy many times. I've seen some comments mentioning that the tray can get stained, which we've noticed from time to time. That said, it only takes a couple of washes to get those spaghetti/tomato sauce orangey stains out, without spending much time on it at all. Honestly, for the price and what you get, this chair checks all the boxes. (Especially when you see some high chairs sitting at $300+).

Very simple to assemble and disassemble for putting baby in/out and for cleaning. The chair is a very easy to clean plastic and the cover comes off and goes in the wash—would also be easy to take off the cover and use without it, if you prefer. Straps work well and are easy to do up and undo, even in a hurry. Can’t wait to use it as a table and chair when baby is older.I only give four stars because it takes up quite a bit of room with the tapered legs, and because the cloth cover doesn’t secure on very tightly (it doesn’t slip off too easily either, has only slipped off once in almost two months of use, but it could have a clasp or something to keep it a bit more secure/in place).