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Customer Reviews of Prima Pappa High Chair - Chesapeake

Some of the features I love the most:

1) The double tray. It is great being able to lift off the top, lightweight tray after mealtime (with one hand) and carry it into the kitchen. I can pop a couple of toys on the main tray (which is of course completely clean) and my daughter will amuse herself for a long period of time while I get on with clean up and dishes or whatever. I've had no problems whatsoever fitting it into my standard-size sink for clean up.

2) The removable cloth seat cover is great! Unlike most high chair seats that are vinyl and padded, food doesn't get way down into crevices you can only reach with a knife or something like it. I found it very easy to remove and clean (mine didn't shrink at all, but I'm sure it's important to follow the washing instructions, which are to wash in cold and hang dry.) While the cover is in the wash, we just use the seat without it (it's vinyl or something like it, wipes clean.)

3) The 5-point harness. I was bewildered by the comments that this was hard to use or adjust...the shoulder straps unhook on the back of the chair, and there are different height holes to thread them through (like a carseat.) Once my daughter was sitting up well on her own, we just removed them altogether, which leaves a 3-point lap belt. And the straps adjust at the sides and at the crotch, which makes it easy to find the right fit as baby grows.

4) This seat collapses down very well, so much so that we have collapsed it and thrown it in the back seat of our car (just a sedan, nothing big like an SUV or minivan) and taken it with us to the grandparents' houses.

All in all, I really couldn't be happier with this chair, and it is the ONE item we spent more money on than other things cost that I would definitely do over again!

Worth the investment!
This is by far, the best high chair! The tray releases and can be removed easily with one hand. It is very sturdy and safe. The seat has a five-point harness and a plastic piece in between the legs, to keep your child from slipping out. The cloth cover wipes clean and can be removed for a better cleaning in the washing machine. The seat reclines and the chair can be rolled around. This is the most sturdy highchair and easily operated (especially when your holding a baby in one arm). It is pricey but worth the cost if you plan on using it for more than one child.

Over-engineered
I was given a Prima Pappa chair second-hand by a friend and when I received it it needed a good clean. To get it completely clean it took ONE AND A HALF HOURS! Not to mention the fact that I needed a screwdriver and a toothbrush to do it.
This chair is completely over-engineered. As the mom of a now-12-month-old my recommendation is to buy the simplest chair you can find - you'll be just as happy as if you'd bought this chair and spend a lot less time cleaning it. I've just bought a $13 booster seat to replace this chair and am 100% better-off. It takes 20 seconds to wipe down, leaves more space in the dining area and the floor's a lot easier to clean with just a regular chair to move.
My guess is that a lot of the other reviews were written by people only owning the Peg Perego chair. Yes, it works, but so do a lot of other, much cheaper highchairs - and with few, if any, extra features than the less expensive models.