Features:

• Snap the toy into the high chair tray, and baby can play with different rainforest animals in lots of different ways, including activating music, lights & sounds
• You'll enjoy conveniences like a one-handed tray removal, 7 chair height adjustments, a dishwasher-safe insert tray and more
• Keep baby entertained while you're preparing his meal-or cleaning up
• The Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair has a toy that gives baby everything they need to enjoy meal time
• Healthy care high chair keeps food area sanitized

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Looking for a way to keep baby entertained while you're preparing his meal or cleaning up? How about giving baby a rainforest of his very own to play in' The Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair has a toy that gives baby just that. Snap it into the high chair tray, and baby can play with different rainforest animals in lots of different ways, including activating music, lights and sounds. There's also a tethered toy that stays with the tray.

While baby's enjoying the rainforest, you'll enjoy conveniences like a one-handed tray removal, 7 chair height adjustments, a dishwasher-safe insert tray and more. Toy requires 3 "AA" batteries. Look for more wonders from the Fisher-Price Rainforest collection. Holds up to 50 lbs. Measures 16.87" x 13.37" x 23.6".

Rating : - I wanted wooden but ended up loving this plastic contraption.
I searched and searched and searched for an alternative to a big, plastic, cartoon-themed high chair but kept coming back to the supreme quality and functionality of the Fisher Price Rainforest Highchair. And, you can't beat the price for something that will be plastered with mushed food.

I pined away for a Tripp Trapp or Svan wooden high chairs because of their lovely design qualities but kept coming back to the reality that my 6-month old needed a tray and more support than those chairs could offer. Plus, I wasn't really ready to spend $300 just so it would look good in my dining room.

So, I told myself to just suck it up and buy the ugly one. It was an easier decision when I vowed to myself that I would upgrade to a European wooden chair when she was more ready to eat at a table with us. I was burned before on a infant bouncer/rocker that had high design and a high price but proved to be useless in the end. It looked damn good, but our baby hated it.

What sold me on the FP Rainforest model was:
-Baby Bargain's review
-5 point harness
-Crotch bar so they can't slide out when you're unbuckling them
-Tray can be nestled up close when they are sitting so the food doesn't slide into their lap
-Tray liner that can be put in dishwasher
-Straps that can be put in dishwasher
-Seat cover that can be pretty much hosed down

The only thing that bugs me about the chair is that the brakes on each wheel are always getting bumped and thus put into the locked position accidentally. But, all in all, it's not a big deal at all.

And, as for the cartoon theme and colors I dreaded? It's really not that bad. honestly, and it could be worse. I could be numb to these things now though ... I do have an exersaucer in my living room, so what was I worried about?

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Other chairs I seriously considered:
-Stokke Tripp Trapp
-Chicco Polly

BUY this high chair and stop worrying about the style. Think function, function, function when it comes to something you will be using several times a day, every day for many, many days to come.