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MULTI-USE: Use Pop ‘N Sit Eat ‘N Play indoors or outdoors, at home or on the go. It sets up in seconds and works as a fun activity floor seat, a feeding seat, a portable booster, or a standalone toddler chair.
PLAYTIME: A snap-on toy tray with three space-themed toys make this baby activity chair engaging and fun. There’s a convenient storage pocket on the back of the seat.
SNACK TIME: At mealtime or snack time, feed baby on the floor or attach the seat to an adult dining chair with the included straps. The removeable snack tray is dishwasher safe.
GROWS WITH BABY: This seat is great for babies starting at 6 months, but they can use it until they reach 37 pounds. Older kids love sitting in their pop up toddler chair at the beach and on camping trips.
SAFE AND CONVENIENT: This baby pop-up chair comes fully assembled. It includes a 3-point safety harness and non-slip rubber feet, and folds to fit inside the included travel bag.
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Ashlee M.
5.0 out of 5 stars Comes in handy all the time!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 21, 2023
Color: GreenVerified Purchase
Someone gifted this to me when I had my son and I ended up buying a second one so that my husband and I could each have one in our vehicles. I'm surprised at how often this chair saves us from literally having to leave and find another restaurant or convenient place to sit and eat. We've used it when restaurants didn't provide high chairs, when they were all being used so we just put this on a regular chair, or they only had high top tables. We've even used it so he can sit at a bar :) As long as the seat has a back you're good to go!! It's a little difficult to unfold, but strapping it to the chair is a breeze once you do. The tray table is a pian to get on as you have to align it jusssst right, but we rarely use it anyway. We usually just scooch him right up to the table.
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MHP
4.0 out of 5 stars Great, except seatbelt.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 19, 2023
Color: Teal & GrayVerified Purchase
It was great - the size, the quality, the ease of use, etc. - except for the seatbelt fastener. The seatbelt straps plug into a center fastener that goes between the child's legs (the typical configuration). My husband could unplug both straps with ease, but I wasn't strong enough to release either of them, and my adult daughter could only easily release one strap. Maybe the seat belt I got was defective, or ? I returned the chair and got a different one where the seat belt releases both side straps at the same time with the push of a center button.
One thing that I especially liked was that the seat didn't sag, although my grandson just sat in it briefly, and it may have sagged later.
One thing that I thought was somewhat deceptive is the manufacturer's claim that the cover is machine washable. It is, but you have to remove some screws to get it off.
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suttonjp
5.0 out of 5 stars Loved ours so much we bought it as a gift for our niece
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 23, 2023
Color: GrayVerified Purchase
We got this chair originally when our son was a toddler in 2019. It's now in use with our daughter and has been so useful and easy to transport/setup that we bought this one as a 1st birthday gift for our niece. It folds up easy and has its own storage bag with a strap to make carrying it around easy. The tray has been updated since we bought our first one to include a bar that goes between their legs to keep them from slipping down - though we've never really had an issue with that. We get compliments and questions about it wherever we go. Perfect for the pool, beach, park, anywhere.
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KNP
4.0 out of 5 stars Good value
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 7, 2023
Color: Teal & GrayVerified Purchase
This is good for the value, but if you travel a lot or need something like this to use frequently, I would invest in something higher quality. I don’t plan on using this a whole lot, so the minor issues I have with it are not a big deal to me. Especially since the price was pretty low. My baby is in the early stages of sitting up on her own and this offers zero side support. There’s nothing to keep her shoulders strapped in and she was leaning way over the sides wanting to wriggle free. There are basically no sides to keep kiddos in place. The chair straps kept the chair in place, but I wouldn’t turn my back on her for a second. I’m sure using it on a floor would be safer, but I’m not convinced a baby wouldn’t flip it on themselves while leaning too far over. It’s not bad if you’re going to be sitting with the baby the entire time and don’t have to get up to do/grab something.
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Suza
5.0 out of 5 stars Best $30 I’ve spent on my kid this far
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 14, 2023
Color: Dusty BlueVerified Purchase
I bought this chair just so we could eat with our 11 month old outside at our house without too much hassle. It is literally the best money I have spent on a kid gadget! We use it at restaurants, in the park, in the back of the SUV on road trips, in the back yard… it’s SO easy to transport, set up, clean. The tray is perfect because so many high chairs at restaurants don’t even reach or meet the table. My only complaint is that I have no idea how to figure out the safety chair straps, but it is not even worth a deduction of stars because it’s made my life SO much better!!
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elephant33
5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect toddler chair
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 21, 2023
Color: GreenVerified Purchase
This chair worked perfectly when my son was 6 months old to about two years old, we used it camping and he was able to eat his food with the trey, it took up very little space and we loved having it when he was very small. highly reccomend
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Tulsan
5.0 out of 5 stars One of our most prized baby tools
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 18, 2019
Color: PinkVerified Purchase
So, we eat out a lot, probably more than we should, we know. We had no idea how much we'd like this chair until we saw one as a deal one day and just impulsively popped on buying one. Immediately, we began to realize the benefits and now we keep one of these chairs in each vehicle and have taken it on flights as we travel for vacation. It's become a must-have for us, and it has become one of our most talked about items we use and best discoveries we've made yet as newbie parents. We also have bought several for others who have had babies on the way. It's brilliant. Wait staff at restaurants are always amazed. Common problems with high-chairs in restaurants are numerous... Chairs are often unclean and buckles don't work frequently. They're too roomy and your baby/toddler wriggles and spins around and can be standing before you realize it. Restaurant style chairs are pretty standard, but table heights vary a little from place to place and are often higher than working height for baby. They often stick your baby at the end of a booth where's there's a lot of traffic from the wait staff or other patrons, which is especially bad in a busy restaurant. Experienced parents have all been through this, but us newbies tripped and stumbled to discover all these things. Sometimes, the wooden restaurant chairs are rickety and need some wood glue or screws to firm them up. If you look in the restaurant they are usually stacking them onto the other chairs, meaning that the bottom that was on the nasty floor brushes or makes contact with the working surfaces your baby eats at. Gosh, enough said right... let's just all agree that restaurant chairs can be just super-gross. We are surprised there are not more rules or enforcement in place by the health department or management at restaurants to dictate cleanliness surrounding these public chairs. We go through such efforts to clean and sanitize bottles and pacifiers and then stick our kids in these nasty chairs... makes no sense... SMH! Plus, there are so many illnesses that can be transferred from other snotty-nose babies using them... FLU season is especially scary. I know, I know, it can be good for babies to be exposed to germs to build their immune system, but we don't want to be haphazard about it either. We are no germ freaks, but we do employ some common sense tactics and this is one of them. This has either helped a lot or our baby has a super-good immune system. I'll just say that she has not been sick with a fever except for 1 time that she had a 24hr thing and that's it and she's 15 mos old now and we have had her out and about frequently since day 1. No cabbing up for this mobile family! It seems other kids we know about her age are constantly coming down with something. I know she'll get all the common illnesses, but I'd rather her get them as she's like 4 or 5, not 12 mos and 15 mos. She's even in daycare and has remained relatively illness free. I attribute much of that to this little chair, I really do.
This chair provides a fairly consistent surface for you kid to eat on. It fits nicely in most booths, taking up the same space as might an adult. We don't buckle it in the booth. When using it on a chair, we usually just use one buckle, though it comes with 2, the little rubber feet really do most of the work to hold it in place on a wooden style chair. The tray itself becomes the eating surface instead of bothering with trays, bowls, etc. When done, we simply wipe it off into a plate of food with napkins, then we use a wet wipe to further clean it and put it back in it's little bag for the next time we use it. It's really very little trouble and we are fairly routine and quick about it since the first use. We carry little plastic utensils we can clean similarly and we then place them back into the zipper pouch on the side. We also carry disposable bibs in the pouch and the clips we use for them. The chair can get a little more dirty than a wet-wipe can handle after a while and it can periodically be placed in the dishwasher for a good wash if you just mind the proper settings and don't use heat drying.
While a smaller object like this seems like it could have a smaller price to go with it, this is a huge value despite it's diminutive size. Can't say enough about this thing. Love it!
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