I bought one to use along side another brand of high chair that is probably 10 years old, as my daughter had twins. After using them both for them I find the old one doesn't compare with the quality and comfort of the new one. So I am buying another one that will grow with them.

First off the fabric in this highchair is so SO soft and comfy. The inlay is a dream for smaller babies. It glides across the floor like a dream, you aren't lugging or dragging this high chair. And the height positions is a game changer, being able to lower it to couch height or table height is everything. We'll be using this all the way to booster age for sure!

Bought this highchair for my second baby and wished I had done the same for my first! The entire thing is washable which I love and easily slips right back on! So many features that help make mamas life that much easier, do not hesitate to buy, I never write reviews but when buying products I always look at them and I am soooo pleased with the highchair I had to write one to help out another fellow mama to help their decision making that much easier! Won't be disappointed! Must buy!

I just finished building it and the seatbelt is the cheapest seatbelt. I’ve ever seen on a baby item. I can tell this is gonna break very soon. The plastic is so thin and rough to unbuckle. I would honestly send it back just because of the seatbelt. Safety first

My only complaint is the wheels are such a material that they slide across my wood floor even when in the locked position. They should have some sort of traction for hard floors. Other than that it's honestly extremely good quality! And I love that the straps and covers are all removable to wash and that the back reclines. I plan to buy a second one for the new baby.

We started using this high chair exclusively for mealtimes starting at 6 months old, at 12 months we moved it from the high base to strapped to a chair. Hard to clean. We usually placed a towel over the cover so food didn't get between the cover and the seat base (it usually did). To clean out the base without the cover we hosed it down outside, a cloth does not reach the negative spaces in the plastic. The crotch retention on the tray is annoying. I understand why it's on the tray, it's so it can be a lounger too. We never used it for that. But the tray doesn't sit flat, so if you don't take the tray cover off, set it down, then take the tray base off (which we rarely did because mealtimes have full counters and table), and our child's legs didn't slip easily through when we left the tray base on, so when we pull her out we took the whole assembly off and when set it down, it tilts enough so it was impossible to keep liquid (or peas) on the tray. Also, it's easiest to wipe down the kiddo when the tray is off and I can reach face, hands, arms, torso, and lap, otherwise, I wear the meal too. I also think it leans too far back, especially when using it to boost our kiddo to the table, and also sits a little too low in that use case. I was looking forward to getting rid of the tray, but she can hardly reach food on the table and can't see the food in the far sections of a deep sectioned plate. When disassembling it, while manipulating the switches and hold and lifting it, the negative spaces in the plastic wedged, then pulled a diamond out of the bottom of my wedding band. Next time, I'll just buy a high chair that is made for mealtimes, not a lounger, booster, high chair, etc., and one without a cover. We'll keep using it for now, but it'll be a good day when I can donate it (I was thinking of throwing it, but because there are some good reviews I'll give tips to a new owner and they can decide if they like it or not).

I've used many other high chair brands, chicco, graco, ingenuity... 2nd kid this time I needed one with wheels, easy to clean, looked more modern and comfy, with a minimal footprint under 200. got a really steep discount with their sale and a sign up newsletter promo. This is the one!! I was actually looking at a smaller one that would fold up. I use it at our dinning table & high top countertop island with the tray, but I can also adjust the chair to fit the dining table level without a tray which is nice when tray is dirty! Pros: + the top tray is removable for easy cleaning, the bottom tray is kind of big but easy to click on +can adjust the height of the seat easily + color and material of the chair is easy to clean and doesn't have a huge chair that overhangs and takes up extra space. Some improvements they could make: -the wheels are more one directional, kinda sluggish, and catch when I wheel it in a L shape. Not ideal for every day moving -cant fold it up with the tray attached on arms or it topples over. Only while its resting on the back legs. would be nice to have it ready to go after folding and not have a 2 step process. -I have a short baby, her feet do not touch the foot brace at 10 months, I have it all the way up and its ok. she probably wont reach it for a long time, but at least the tray height is good! -the buckle clips are thick and far spread apart so pinching them together is kind of hard to get them in really have to squeeze it tight. -consider making a tray that doesnt have a long bar at the crotch so when you set it down it doesnt drop food all over. (again not a deal breaker as they have the top tray) I really like the look of the chair compared to every other one in the market right now in 2023. Its easy to clean the fabric, top tray, and its on the smaller side. not a huge heavy tray topper so thats good too. #sweepstakes

First day of use a baby slipped out of the chair and landed on the floor. There needs to be a design change, where there is a stop in the crotch area to keep a baby from sliding out. The current design has the stop on the tray, but once the tray is removed, there is nothing to stop a squirming baby from sliding out. My DIL removed the tray, undid the safety belts, was taking out the baby and turned her head due to a noise and that split second was enough to have the baby land on the floor and smack her head. This is not a first child and my DIL is a wonderful caring mother and knows the hazards of turning your back even for a second. We will now be watching the baby for signs of concussion. A older model of chair was being replaced by this new chair, and now I wish I had never got it for them. We will be getting rid of this chair. The old chair is much safer. I would never buy this type of chair again and would never recommend it to anyone else. Nothing is worth the safety and well being of a baby. A change in style could prevent this kind of accident in the future.

After three kids and countless military moves, we've become somewhat of high chair gurus after having gone through so many over the years. So I can confidently say, this is the best high chair we've ever owned. Honestly, I wish we had this from the first baby! One of the best things about the Minla High Chair is that it will grow with your baby, so you don't have to replace it as they get older! Besides the beautiful design, there is also a flip up footplate that is removable and the tray will click onto the back of the high chair when not in use. The seat cushion is double padded and so comfortable, and it reclines so that you can even use it with a newborn. My six-week-old loves it! However, with a few quick modifications, I can use the booster seat with my toddler. You also have the option of removing the high chair seat and attaching it to a chair at the table. If you do this and have a kid who needs a booster seat, you could do both at the same time! This high chair is made to last. If you're looking for high quality, durability, and functionality, this is it. I received this product in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I find the straps hard to clean and there's now a hole in the bottom of the blue cushion/pad, revealing the foam inside. It's pretty big too and I just noticed when I was going to do a wash in the laundry. We've only had this high chair since august and use it for three meals a day and I clean up after each meal with a cloth or sponge, and wash in the laundry once or maybe twice a month at most? When I do it's dried on delicate in a garment bag.