Summer Infant Pop N’ Sit Portable High

Travel or going out must have
I bought this to take to people’s houses and parks with baby. This is easy to pack up and take away. We even use it now at home as an extra high chair. I find smaller babies (small 8m) slouch little, but still works well. It is way easier than taking your full size chair places. It’s also light.

Worth the money!
This high chair is very sturdy and super easy to set up and take down. My only dislike is that the leg holes are very small. I read this in other reviews before I purchased it, but read that people have cut the fabric to make room for chubby baby legs 🙂 I will be doing the same.

Cute but not great
This is a functional high chair we bought for camping but the seat doesn’t sit flat so their bum just constantly slides forward and they end up hunched in a bad position. There’s no good way to fix this. A friend bought this for their kid and had the same result. Don’t reccomend

Leg holes were too small and it difficult to clean
We ordered this and received the box. On the box was a child of approximately 16mo. of age happily eating their food. We were pleased and couldn’t wait to use it. BUT, when we tried to put the little guy in there (he was 10mo. old and a little slim for his age) his chubby little thighs barely fit in the holes and left red indents on his legs when we took him out. We had to sit him on top of the leg holes which made the safety strap not function as best as it could. If the food that he dropped on it hadn’t stained the thing we would have returned it. It’s not an easy thing to clean and the material is like canvas and holds onto the food and such. Would not buy this again. Not recommended.

I bought this when we were watching our granddaughter two days a week. I wanted a foldable highchair that wouldn’t take up much space when she wasn’t here. Most foldable highchairs were nevertheless very large. I considered the kind that attached to the table, but they wouldn’t work with our dining table. Likewise the ones that attached to the dining chairs.So it was a compromise. Folding worked fine, even while holding a squirming child. The tray was very small, which was part of the compromise. It required more effort to clean than a standard highchair with a vinyl seat and fewer crevices, but that was also part of the compromise.The really good thing was that because of the design, she couldn’t try to stand up in it like she did with her highchair at home.The really bad thing was that the leg holes became too tight after a couple of months. I had to take scissors and enlarge the holes, and thus once she outgrew it, it went in the trash instead of passing it on to someone else.

This chair is great. Even my engineer son-in-law gave it two thumbs up! The legs spread widely for stability. The leg holes are big enough for my granddaughter’s chunky thighs. But best of all is the solid, hard plastic tray. I had previously purchased one with a sewn on vinyl food surface. If the child has any weight at all, the food surface slopes toward them. There is a cup holder, so the drink stays put, but all the food ends up in their lap. This chair with the hard plastic tray functions as well as a regular high chair. Another feature for this chair is that the cloth seating can be removed and machine washed. It folds up and slips into an included bag like a large, folding portable chair.I can only see two things that are potentially down side for this chair. First is that the tray is small. Food should be put directly on the tray or a rectangular plate. Second, there is no cup holder, so if you have a dropper or very active child, the cup may end up on the floor. I can live with these things because this seat is meant to be a traveling, convenient product. If my grandchildren were here very regularly I would buy something more permanent.