Does this work at counter height for toddler withou tray?
481644
I would suggest measuring your counter height vs. the height of the legs of this chair. this is too low for my counter as well, but perfect for our dining table.
481645
It fits perfectly at our dining room table without the tray (roughly 30" high), but it's a bit short for our kitchen counter, which is about 36" high. Hope this helps!
481646
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
481647
No. They are table height, not counter height. When I tuck my chairs under my breakfast bar, the top of the seat back fits underneath with a little room to spare.
481648
No, this is only for table height. It's about a foot too short for counters.
481649
IMO I think the chair would be just a tad too low for counter height use. However, I guess it depends on how tall your countertops are & if they are recessed underneath (like an island) for the chair to slide up underneath. If the counters are more like an island or breakfast bar, then it would probably work OK for a taller child, but definitely not a baby.
1199983
Yes it would be too small. It does not have a stand that raises it higher. As my Grandaughter gets older we will build one to raise it. She is two and it is perfect for her size. Suggest you look at the measurements closely on this one and pick one with at least 6 inches taller. At two she can reach everything in the kitchen. (She just turned two)
1419108
Any height as long as they can walk on own. My daughter is 2 and in the 50% for height and uses it fun in the kitchen to help with cooking on the counter and stuff. She is not able to reach the faucet yet thought. She is maybe 2 1/2-3 ft tall. I would highly recommend this.
503658
It really depends on the height of your kitchen island. Mine is unusually high, however the tray sits approx 34". It's total height is 43". This THE BEST high chair that I have ever seen!! Easy to fold and unfold. Getting the child in and out is a breeze. Easy to clean and can travel with you anywhere!
1582972
I have done so. However, depending upon the height of the table, it won't push all the way under. The tray is really the safest thing for a child that young. I didn't start taking the tray off until my grandson was around 15 months old. The center bar and belts will hold her in good enough, just be careful.
269208
Not really. We have a pub table and at the chair's highest setting, our 16-month old can reach the top of the table, but really has to reach to comfortably eat. It's not too bad though, and a taller toddler might have an easier time reaching his/her food.
1624872
I do not - and would not think it would be practical with the height and the make up of the table - my toddle spends most of is time directly on top of it and occasionally under it :-)
2227976
Not really, unless the counter is pretty low. Or you're really tall... Otherwise, a great stool.
637656
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!
2144554
I'm inclined to say "Yes" on both counts. a)When butted up against a flat wall with a baseboard, the front edge of the top step is about 3.5 inches from the wall. When butted up against a kitchen cabinet (which typically will have a recessed foot-well), the front edge of the step is about 1 inch from the cabinet face. b)The handle extends into the top step space by about 3 inches, leaving lots of room to stand on the top step for either a toddler or adult and the unit is very stable, even with a 240 pound adult on the top step. BTW, the top step is about 17 inches off the floor, so any toddler taller than about 24 inches will easily be able to see and reach over most countertops (a mixed blessing). It is also probably light enough to be carried by many older or larger toddlers, although with some difficulty. My 3 year old grandson uses it to wash his hands in the bathroom sink.
634645
I'd say no - it's really the equivalent of two TV trays attached to one another and not counter height.
665168
Hello hope all is well. I bought this for my then 15 month old boy. Now is 24 month old and still fit nicely. Only one thing with the front tray is to not use lot of clothing that can squish the legs. If is a big boy I suggest to not put the tray but to snack. Its not heavy and to fold it needs practice but in general it worth the price. Two position for child to sleep and canopy that doesnt bother him at all.
1375779
The height will be perfect for a 3 year old. My daughter is 3 feet tall and it hits her a little above her waist. We've had this kitchen for 2 years now and has still held up perfectly. The counter height was too tall when she was younger. But at 3 she is able to reach the cabinet on top.
1109129
Hmmmm ..... all I can say is our oldest grandchild is 32 months and the tray still works great. Youngest is 14 months, works great for him too.
292245
Hi. I think it would be a tight fit. My daughter is 19 months, 24lbs- she's fine all around, but the tray is pretty snug at her legs. Hope that helps
1624917
This was a gift for my daughter. I just checked with her and she says that yes, it does fit up to the height of her kitchen countertops. Hope this helps.
1166579
Yes. We have used this since our LO was about 5 months and is now 18 months and still uses it. We personally put the tray on it so that it is a bigger surface to catch messes, but it would work well without the tray as well.