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We put it up on the wall in a play area for my 8 month old son and he loves it! He especially loves spinning the wheels and is starting to understand the knocker as well. It was super easy to install and is adorable.

Sierra from

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I love this highchair! It's sleek and simplistic design is beautiful to look at, especially as high chairs usually join your dining table for years to come.

Assembly:
They couldn't of made this easier to assemble. It comes in 6 pieces that simply click into each other to secure into place. The instructions offer step by step guidance with very clear pictures on not only how to assemble, but how to adjust to your preference. From start to finish it took me no more than 5 minutes!

Usage:
Every baby/parent is different in what they find comfortable. But I feel that the ergonomics of the chair made it really easy for my child (who can't sit up completely just yet) to sit and reach up to the tray perfectly to grab her food. The height and recline of the chair is simple to adjust, but does require 2 hands, so it may be a challenge if you're holding your baby. I especially appreciated that the lowest height for the chair works perfectly if you want to go tray-less and have your baby join you at the table. It only has wheels on the front and they don't pivot, so you have to pick up the back side or rotate the chair to move it smoothly. I don't usually move the chair around a while lot, so I don't mind.

Clean-up & Storage:
The tray is lightweight and can be easily removed with one hand. It magnetically attached to the back of the chair, but the magnets are not that strong, so the tray has fallen from time to time. The seat is all one piece of a soft silicone like foam. This makes it super easy to wipe down and food doesn't get stuck in tiny crevices with my child's mess. It does fold up a bit less than when in use, but it's such a beautiful chair, I just like leaving it out, as it matches my modern decor.

Overall, this chair is one of the best ones I've experienced this far, without the crazy price tag.

MJX from

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Firstly, can we please gawk at these two practicing big sisterhood?
Tonight they find out if it’ll be a baby sister or baby brother. Or baby giraffe. You never know, this is the year of wild things happening.

Secondly, this high chair.
You ever see things online and need them? That used to be me with boots, purses, and makeup pallets. But then I had kids.
I am in love with this @loveoribelhigh chair.
When I had my first baby I bought a $15 high chair from a garage sale. It was terrible to clean, the seat got stained, the tray was heavy and awkward. With my second baby I decided, screw that high chair. And bought a little table top one that she grew out of right away, so I had to bring back up the old stained one.

Baby number 3 gets this beaut. It grows with the baby, RECLINES, has a snack tray, the eating tray snaps out for easy cleaning, and the material of the seat is super soft and wipeable. 
I know I may sound crazy, because to some people it’s just a high chair, but I am so excited about it. Plus, look how pretty it is.

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Crystal L. from

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This thing is so good looking I get many compliments on it. And it is very good quality. The gray seat part that you see in the picture comes apart from the rest of the chair for cleaning (its like a rubbery molded insert) - which is good because sometimes crumbs get in the cracks. Its great for everything from newborns (lays all the way back) to bigger toddlers. My 16 month old has been using it since about 6 months and its been great every step of the way so far. The tray will magnetically sit on the back bar when you want to store it away. It folds up, but we hardy ever bother because it is a good looking highchair (and highchairs are not good looking items haha). Very easy to clean. Very easy to get the tray in/out and also easy to buckle the child. It has different height settings and can pull up to a table without the tray if needed.

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