I agonized over the purchase of this booster seat, reading reviews and considering all the features. This seat would have been just right for us EXCEPT that it is too wide to fit all the way back into our dining room chairs. We have regular old bow-back chairs, so I didn't think I'd need to worry about the fit. It turns out that if a booster doesn't fit back against the back of the seat, the center of gravity shifts too far forward for it to be safe. Although we are currently using this seat for our 5 1/2 month old, I can tell that we will have to replace it with a different one soon. If he were to lean forward, the whole chair and booster might tip over. I can't give this seat a good review because even basic research on the part of the company would have shown that making the back 1/2 narrower would increase safety tremendously. A lot of people have chairs like ours.Click Here to see more reviews about: Safety 1st Recline and Grow 5-Stage Feeding Seat
Product Description:
Safety 1st Recline & Grow 5 Stage Feeding SeatThe Recline & Grow 5 Stage Feeding Seat from Safety 1st grows with the child from newborn to toddler. It features five distinct stages which makes it different from other models of booster seat. The baby booster seat can be reclined to accommodate an infant, adjusted upright to accommodate an older child with or without the tray and it can be used as a restaurant style booste seat with no back rest for a toddler. The child booster seat from Safety 1st also includes an extra insert tray and convenient one hand tray.One of the great features of the booster seat is the ease with which all of the adjustments can be made. The baby booster seat from Safety 1st features an easy adjust tray which allows for one handed tray adjustment and release. The three level height adjustment of this child booster seat from Safety 1st grows with the child from infant to toddler. The booster seat is perfect for a child up to 50 lbs. or about 4 years.
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