Looking for a Hook-on High Chair...

Updated on October 26, 2011
A.G. asks from Orem, UT
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With our first, we used a hook-on high chair...because it just worked out better at the time (moving around finishing school, etc.)...I'd really like to get one again...but we would use it on a more regular basis than just traveling - as most people (I think?) do. The most important features, for me...would be: very sturdy and easy to clean. I'm leaning towards the Inglesina 2011 (http://www.amazon.com/Inglesina-2011-Table-Chair-Basilico.... It doesn't go as far under the table as the Regalo we had years ago (I'm guessing it would still stay on as well?)...but I recall thinking that the Regalo (http://www.amazon.com/Regalo-Diner-Portable-Hook--Chair/d...) did not seem to be made real sturdy...but that was almost 8 years ago. Anyway...just wondering if anyone had one that they absolutely loved!

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A.H.

answers from Seattle on

chicco one is great. Not easy to clean. But easy to use. We actually used it at home for a while and it's very sturdy and durable.

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D.S.

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We used the Chicco hook on chair as our only high chair and were pleased with it. It was hard to clean though b/c it was a slight pain to get the cover on and off. Still, it served its purpose and we thought it was pretty stable.

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B.W.

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I have the Chicco one too, but the arms would not work with our table at home, we just used it when going out to restaurants, etc. Love it!

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