Graco DuoDiner DLX 6 in 1 High Chair Converts to Dining Booster Seat
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About Graco DuoDiner DLX 6 in 1 High Chair Converts to Dining Booster Seat
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
75% liked its adjustability, but 25% found it limited.
The height adjustment feature provides flexibility while standing and feeding my baby.
The chair height is adjustable to different counter and table heights.
Every time I lift the highchair, it automatically raises the height, which is quite annoying.
I have complained about the adjustability of the high chair, specifically the space for my child's legs being too low and narrow.
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76% praised for its comfort, while 24% found it too firm.
The fabric of the high chair is comfortable.
The high chair is very comfortable for my baby to sit in for a long time.
The high chair is easy to clean as the top layer snaps off and goes right back on.
I wished the baby sat up a little straighter, but it's not a deal breaker.
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73% praised its modern design, while 27% found it too bland.
I appreciate the nicely made neutral design of the high chair.
I wish my baby sat up a little straighter, but it's not a deal breaker.
I find the design of the high chair laughable and express my dissatisfaction with it.
My only complaint with the design is that the tray is bulky and there is no hook or any place to stow it.
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76% found it easy to assemble, but 24% struggled with the process.
Assembling the chair was easy.
The high chair is very easy to assemble.
Assembling was fairly easy with instructions and lots of snapping pieces into place.
The high chair is easier to assemble, but it wobbles even without the baby on it.
76% found it easy to clean, while 24% struggled with stubborn stains.
The baby high chair is easy to clean with trays that don't stain easily. I left it in the sink for 3 days and came back to wash and clean it and found that there was no stain. It is also easy to fold and move and can seat 2 kids at once.
The high chair is extremely easy to clean and the top layer snaps off for cleaning.
The high chair has a removable tray on top of the original tray for easy cleaning. It is also easy to wipe off any spills.
The high chair is easy to clean with removable cover and easy-to-clean straps. It can be cleaned the next day if not possible immediately.
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70% praised the high quality material, while 30% found it too flimsy.
Overall, the product is sturdy, attractive, and gender-neutral.
The fabric is comfortable.
The fabric is easy to clean, which is a positive aspect of our product.
I like that most of the parts are washable and become brand new again after washing.
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76% appreciated its compact design
I appreciate the smaller footprint of the base in my dining room and the ability to store it away.
The height adjustment feature is great for providing flexibility while standing and feeding the baby.
Assembling the chair was easy and it is foldable for storage.
I love the versatility and different height settings of the high chair, and it fits my bar height table.
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77% appreciated the robust safety features, although 23% found them difficult to use.
I haven't used the 5-point safety belt on the highchair yet.
The safety straps of the high chair work quite well.
My grandson plays with the top tray flapper while waiting for meals.
The height adjusting mechanism doesn't lock in place, which can be a safety concern for the baby.
80% liked its high weight capacity, but 20% found it too low.
I love the versatility and different height settings of the high chair.
The high chair is sturdy and lasts long.
The space for my child's legs on the high chair is too low and narrow, and she barely has any room to move. If she wears shoes, I need to take them off prior to feeding.
My 20-month-old grandson's feet touch the footrest at the longest length level, so the high chair is too small.
