Ok, so our son isn’t even here yet; however, since there are ZERO reviews on this product (I’m SHOCKED!), I simply cannot wait to write a review. I want ALL you moms and dads out there to have the opportunity to benefit from this AMAZING highchair choice.We have a rather small dining area in our house. I wanted something for our son that would be comfortable for him without taking up any extra space. I also really didn’t like the look or idea of the typical highchairs with their large statures and cumbersome trays keeping babies far away from the table. This chair answered all our prayers AND THEN SOME! Before I forget, I LOVE that it fits inside our booth type table. Our little guy will be able to sit in-between mommy and daddy rather than far away from our table.On top of it being eye catching (we got the red one and it’s beautiful), it is very easy to install AND take down, thus making it a portable chair as well. That’s right… you can take this to the grandparents as well as restaurants etc.It is far superior in the padding department as well. The seat is super comfy (sturdy hard bottom with nice padding on top for baby’s bum). The back and sides are also padded. The top bar is doubly cushioned making this seat’s comfort unsurpassable in my opinion. The seat bottom is the same dark charcoal color as the arms. The buckle is just tough enough to keep the little guys and gals from being able to undo themselves, yet not frustrate the parents. It also has a red (matching whatever seat color you choose) flap that velcro-closes over the buckle so no pinched fingers!I seriously set this up in under a minute and it fits our rather thick table top (about 2 1/2″ thick) with plenty of room left to grow.The pocket on the back of the chair is great for bib storage or if on the go, a spoon and a few dishes perhaps.As if all of the above characteristics weren’t enough…Inglesina did us one more HUGE favor. They ATTACHED the handy carry bag TO the chair. It folds up nicely and is kept under the seat. WOW!!! These guys are geniuses! Do yourself and your child a favor, BUY THIS CHAIR!

I have a smaller than normal baby (16 lbs @ 9 mo), who is eating full meals of solids. Once she started eating real foods entirely and not baby goo anymore, we started trying to figure out how to feed her on the go. First, restaurant high chairs are pretty much the worst thing ever. First, they were WAY too big – she always ended up slouching, no tray so food fell everywhere, depending on the place she may not even be able to reach the table so I’d end up hand-feeding her pieces at a time, which she hated. So, I went back to the drawing board and figured I’d get a hook-on. This one had the best reviews and was reasonably priced, so I gave it a shot.First, the chair is just the right size and fits her perfectly – no more slouching baby, and she can reach the table quite well. Once you hook it on, the thing is rock solid and I haven’t worried about safety. Having the carry bag built in was a stroke of genius, it so so easy to bring in somewhere, unpack and attach and then repack when done. The clamps can be super easy or a real pain depending on the angles you’re working with – if you have enough space to get them spinning it can take mere moments to attach, but if you’re working in tight quarters and had to open them wide you might be cursing the thing by the time both are firmly attached.I also got the Tiny Diner, thinking the combo would be perfect to catch the fallout. Well, the Tiny Diner is too wide for the arms of this chair – so I’ve set it aside to try later. We tried putting the Tiny Diner wings under the clamps, but it seemed unstable and I didn’t want to deal with it. We tried putting the wings over the clamps and baby (who isn’t a big puller) pretty much flipped the Tiny Diner in about 10 seconds flat.The system we ended up with has been perfect – we’re using the Tommee Tippee placemat with suction, the sectioned plate, and the bib with a crumb-catcher. We hook the chair on with just enough room between the table and the front strap for the crumb-catcher, and hang it on the loosest setting around her neck so it sits between the table and the front strap. If baby eats well, everything ends up in the crumb-catcher. If not, well, it is a baby after all. :)About a week after we started playing around with this thing, we had to go on an unexpected week-long plane trip out of town. We ate in restaurants or hotel breakfast areas exclusively for 6 days. Seriously, this system saved our hides. I can’t imagine trying to get baby the nutrition she needed from real meals without this thing. We didn’t find a single table anywhere that this didn’t work out on. It fit easily in one side of our carry-on. Without it, I would have been, I dunno, hand-feeding her a bite at a time I guess since she couldn’t reach a table from the high chair? It was so nice for her to go into so many different places and get so many different foods, but have her trusty chair and plate combo. She sat happily through family meals, and I got to eat and visit while she ate away. Mess was minimized, and even if we ate in our hotel room we had something for her to use.This is pretty much the best thing I’ve bought for the baby in months. I had to convince myself it was worth buying something new that we might not use for that long, but this had already proved itself worth the price many times over.UPDATE Dec 2012:I still rave about this product. I’ve washed it in the washing machine (air-dried) and thrown it around the backseat and trunk of our car – good as new. Still haven’t found a table it doesn’t fit. Still get compliments wherever we go about how clever it is. A+!

This seat looks great and sounds like a good concept but it’s heinous to clean. Everything your toddler touches will get smeared on the sides and back and food drops into the folds in the seat, and it seems to really soak in. You almost have to pull it off the table and shake/scrub it each time you use it, which is a lot of work. otherwise, it gets totally gross after each feeding. I don’t care what anyone says, it’s a massive pain to dis-assemble and wash. It takes forever to dry (when your kid eats every 3 hours, you need another seat)…oh and another absolutely horrifying thing I noticed the first time I tried to clean it was that the bars are hollow, and they’d collected disgusting black, rusty water in them. I put it in the sink to scrub it and was appalled to see it leaking black goo all over the floor and all over me. Apparently moisture collects in those hollow metal bars (we live in Florida and used it in our outdoor screened-in room)…not good. I just put it in the closet now for any additional kids that may need to use it on a play date. Not worth the pain for daily use.I agree with everything the other 1-star poster said about how the belt fits, too. I don’t worry that my son will get out of the seat–his legs are way too long, but the velcro is a fun “toy” and I can see how you could pinch yourself or your kid with the fastener. It’s pretty annoying to click so I usually just let him sit in it without belting him in. (mind you, I am always right there)Hope this helps someone out there NOT waste their money. My much better (albeit not as stylish) solution is just a hard plastic booster chair that is EASY to clean. As the mom of two babies under two, the LAST thing I need is a chair that collects crud.

This is perfect for my 3 year old. It’s super comfy and she loves that she has her own seat at the table. I like that in has straps to anchor it onto the chair as well as belt straps.

Pleased with booster but not sure it was worth $30. I don’t like it that much more than the $12 fisher price one I have from walmart (safety first?). It is easy to clean since it’s all one piece. My only other complaint is that because of the shape, my son’s back doesn’t touch the back of our chair so he doesn’t have a back to rest on. Most toddlers don’t mind and lean forward anyway.

We have one in blue for my son (the older model I guess b/c the buckle is not as cool as the new one), its great – got this one and the straps are WAY TOO LONG on the tightest setting. Tried contacting customer service (Bumbo’s) and they pretended to help after annoying explanations to them (they were like talking to a brick wall) told us they’d ship out new straps…so we waited for a month conveniently just past our amazon return window and we still haven’t received them (4 months later). The seat is completely useless without the safety straps (we have high counter height chairs) so – essentially we are screwed and stuck with a useless piece of foam. Very frustrating to waste $40.

Wow! I purchased this for my 22lb 11 month old son. Surprisingly he was quite happy with his chair and didn’t mind sitting in it for quite a while.With all the other activity toys around, I certainly didn’t want to buy a high chair to add to the clutter. This fits securely on a resin stacking arm chair. I was so happy that my son was able to peacefully 🙂 join us at the breakfast table.My advice to anyone purchasing, please follow the cautions given. The overlap on the edge of the chair, is just right for little feet to try and “push off” so if unsupervised the unthinkable can happen.I chose this as opposed to other similar products for the following reasons:No fabric – so spills, smears and whatever little ones are capable of can be easily washed away.The value for price is unbeatable.Easy to carry around (handy for those restaurant dinners and fussy Mums like me who don’t like to use the highchairs at the restaurant).The snaps are very secure and the straps are very extendable so should fit almost any size dining chair.Of course, the brand (trusted and known) was a big plus for me.Go ahead and make your purchase … Oh and his Granny who looks after him during the day, was so against the highchair but oh how she loves this little chair now!

I bought this seat for my aunt to have at her house for when she babysits my son (6 months old), and also to use when we travel. It’s the perfect seat for the right application. It’s great for a second seat, babysitter’s house, travel, restaurants, etc. It would not make a good replacement for a highchair or for everyday use, or for a younger baby who cannot sit up on his/her own.First, it’s very small when set up, and folds up to be very compact and convenient to carry. I think the assembly is actually a pretty smart design. That’s great for travel, but doesn’t give baby alot of room to spread out. I’m guessing it’s going to be a big con when my baby starts thinking it’s fun to throw things on the ground.They baby must be able to sit up completely on his own as the seat is small, very upright, and the safety restraint is minimal (3 point harness). There’s no padding, so it’s not as comfy as the chair we have at home, but it will wipe clean easily.I’m also concerned that my son might grow out of it before he is done with it (that’s why I gave it 4 stars). He is very large for his age (about the size of a 12 month old), and the tray is already on the last setting. It’d be nice if they made it with one more notch bigger since he’s got a long way to go before he’s ready to sit at the big table!If you’re looking for a space saving booster seat for daily use, for a younger baby, or as an alternative to a high chair, we have a First Years miSwivel that is great and inexpensive.

Based on the reviews I thought I was getting a booster seat with an adjustable height but unfortunately this did not (at least the green/blue model). Because I was unable to adjust the height this seat wouldn’t work for my then 15 month old at the breakfast bar so we returned it (he doesn’t reach the counter).I wish the description would have been more clear.

I like it. Before this, I had the stroller liner from Summer Infant that I returned coz its really too thin a liner and not sturdy at all. I own a Graco stroller but Maclaren fits its well. Its a good price. The liner is not as padded, but not too flimsy either. Mainly, its something you use to just keep the stroller from being dirty. In my case, I wanted a washable liner that I can put between the stroller seat and my son coz stroller seats get dusty from being outdoors or in the trunk and they’re not exactly easily removable to be washed. Its reversible and the material can be wiped clean. Does its job.

I bought two of these new liners for my strollers (neither are Maclarens– a Mountain Buggy and a Micralite), and plan to buy more patterns in the future. They fit a wide variety of strollers (won’t fit BOBs though). They are not thick (so they don’t interfere with harness straps), but are not flimsy either. Material is smooth and soft, seems like it will resist stains. These are a great way to accessorize your stroller, while also protecting the seat from wear and tear.

I like the design and size. It’s advertised as a Maclaren, but I ordered more than one seat liner, and this doesn’t have the Velcro strip at the top. The other "Maclaren" liner did. This liner is constantly falling down. It wads up behind LO’s back.

This booster attaches to your regular chair in a very straightforward fashion. There is a strap that clips around the seat back and another that wraps around the seat cushion/bottom. Straps can be tightened so as to secure booster to adult chair – very straight forward. The booster has a harness set-up similar to a car seat.Booster is easy to clean and has a nice comfy seat.The booster has allowed us to easily transition our older son out of his high chair (which we need for our second child who is now eating solids). Our older son loves being in a big boy seat.We’d definitely purchase another, if necessary for our second son.

Our son, a 20 mo old big boy, doesn’t really like this seat. He never seems to be able to sit up straight, and always slides forward. I played with the straps, but they either pull on this shoulders or his thighs if they’re too tight, or let him slide forward. I wish they made it with a little bump underneath the thighs to keep him snuggle in the seat. He still prefers the high chair. But being a booster seat, I still have hopes that it will be useful one day.It’s very easy to take on and off the chair, however it’s bulky to take around; so we bought a foldable one to take with us when we go to other people’s houses, or for a picnic.The material is nice a squishy and it was easy for me to clean it (but it hasn’t been fully tested with lots of food and milk).So, until he grows up a little I would rate it a 3 star, and hope it will be more useful later on.Update: he is now 23 months old, and he sits very well on it! He seems very comfortable too.So I guess it should be used as a booster, and not to replace a high chair for a small toddler

This is a great booster:-The seat is padded and comfortable-It’s very easy to clean and (so far) doesn’t stain-The bottom doesn’t scratch your chair-Straps to the chair and has an optional lap belt-The funky colors are kind of cool (I have the orange)Overall a really well designed seat: functional and stylish.