Does this slide all the way up to the table, as in, will the tray fit under the table so baby can sit with the family?
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The tray does not fit under my table. But the tray is about the level of the table so it feels like an extension of the table, which makes it seem like the baby is sitting with the family. I think if it was low enough to fit under, the baby would be sitting too low for that.
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Unfortunately, I don't even have a table at this time...I've moved here not long ago. My daughter has the same chair that she had purchased long before me and she loves it as well. There are straps for the lap and if you take the tray out, a child will still be somewhat strapped in but not as secured as if the tray was in place. If the tray were out, I would think that you could put it up to the table. The chair is not overly fluffy as most of the expensive ones that I don't care for. I think that this chair is so simple and the child won't be sitting in there for hours as a lazy-boy, we love it and couldn't understand why one would spend over $100 for a highchair. Hope this helps. Unfortunately, I don't even have a table at this time...I've moved here not long ago. My daughter has the same chair that she had purchased long before me and she loves it as well. There are straps for the lap and if you take the tray out, a child will still be somewhat strapped in but not as secured as if the tray was in place. If the tray were out, I would think that you could put it up to the table. The chair is not overly fluffy as most of the expensive ones that I don't care for. I think that this chair is so simple and the child won't be sitting in there for hours as a lazy-boy, we... » Read More Unfortunately, I don't even have a table at this time...I've moved here not long ago. My daughter has the same chair that she had purchased long before me and she loves it as well. There are straps for the lap and if you take the tray out, a child will still be somewhat strapped in but not as secured as if the tray was in place. If the tray were out, I would think that you could put it up to the table. The chair is not overly fluffy as most of the expensive ones that I don't care for. I think that this chair is so simple and the child won't be sitting in there for hours as a lazy-boy, we love it and couldn't understand why one would spend over $100 for a highchair. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Once you remove the tray, the chair will need to clear 28 in. The legs stick out a bit, too.
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It doesn't fit under my table unless I remove the tray. I tried both ways. If we keep the tray on the high chair, my son sits at the end of the table facing the left or right so we can feed him. When we want to slide him under the table, like I said, we just remove the tray, and he eats using the table to hold his plate.
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You'd need a super low table for this chair not to be able to be pushed mostly under; with our table there is a piece of wood under the table top that prevents most of these boosters from going all the way under but this one goes 3/4 of the way which is plenty - our child can go right up to the table in this seat. There really is no gap even though it doesn't slide fully under - the arm rests slope so it's pushed pretty far under before it stops. Hope this helps.
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Definitely! Fit well at initial (safest) set up. As babies (twins) have gotten older had to adjust seat down so infant insert doesn't fit as snugly/safely, but I also worry less now about them tumbling out after I remove tray. Depending on height of table may need to adjust seat up or down, but is very easy! LOVE our keekaroos!
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Not completely but its super easy. I wouldn't recommend it for small babies or messy eaters... All food ends up on baby or on the floor due to the tray not being adjustable.
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Yes, you can take the tray on and off for convenience. You need two hands to do that though.It probably depends on the kid's size but for most babies, you will not be able to slide the kid in with the tray in place.
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Hi Valarie, no, it doesn't. The tray slides from under the seat, to the right side of the chair. The tray will not slide to the left side of the chair to accommodate left-handed people. The tray is not adjustable to a higher or a lower position. I hope this helps.
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Yes I can push my child up to the table. The armrests go under. The back does not go under.
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Yes it does. It's not attached to the table at all so it falls over perhaps a little too easily. A minor defect for a great toy overall though.
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Dear Mary Hawkins,The tray tilts and adjusts from 24" to 34" high. It will not slide under the sofa having five inch clearance.Hope I answered your question.Sincerely,SWW
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Yes. Once you remove the column that sits between their legs and replace it with the toddler cushion the tray no longer snaps on. But it's a good height for them to eat at a table
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When you take the tray off, there is a smaller tray attached underneath permanently to the seat. It fits under my countertop, depending how tall your table is this could work for that!
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Yes, they do slide under the table. There is about 4" difference between the height of the bottom of the table top and the top of the chair arm. So the chairs on the ends and the two chairs in the middle will slide in about 9" before they hit the bottom rail of the table. The four chairs that are located in between the those chairs will not slide in because the hit the leg of the table. Hope this helps.
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No. I put my daughter in & take her out w the tray on. If you want to buckle them in, it may be easier to have the tray off, but it does have multiple settings, so you can always slide & lock the tray out further if you need more room. Also, tray is easy to remove with one hand.
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Not at all. We use it with drinks sitting on the tray and it glides with no problem.
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Yes, it slides completely up under the desk even when the mouse pad support is in its position over the keyboard. This is the best keyboard tray I have every owned!
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I am not really sure. When it came in the box the slide tray was not open, so I assume it slides back. I bought this a while agree for my nephew in college and he liked it - esp. since space was at a premium
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I don't think chairs will slide under completely because of the trestle leg & chairs might hit the apron on top of the table. The width between the legs is 52", will take 2 chairs each side but because of trestle at the bottom and apron will not slide completely. I would suggest you should buy 4 Legs table, so chairs would slide. please let us know if you have more questions. Thanks