Be Mindful Seedling III Modern Wood Highchair

Awesome value great quality modern highchair. I've never written an Amazon review but had to- this chair was way better than I expected. So excited to find something that looks so great AND works. My son seems comfy and the 5 harness keeps him extra safe while I'm cooking with him playing in his chair with me in the kitchen.Pros: Looks great. Awesome value, it really does convert into a cool craft chair my son can use when he gets older. Easy to clean. Large removable feeding tray. Wood legs look great and there is no large branding all over it. We've had it over two weeks and it looks brand new, my house is full of kids and wild animals nothing looks new around these savages😂 Legs and chair base are sturdy.Cons: While the instructions are better than something you would get from IKEA I still made a error and had to put it together twice. Another review was calling this chair garbage, posted pictures showing the legs not touching the ground.... well I can tell you from personal experience they put the legs together incorrectly🤦‍♀️. I did the same, took it apart, realized the wooden pieces were labeled to match the picture/ instructions and had it reassembled correctly in less than 20 minutes. I mean if you put just about anything together backwards your probably going to have some issues🤷‍♀️ sooo if you get this chair, and find the legs not touching the floor, just take it apart and try again. My legs touch the ground and the chair fits into the base perfectly, when it was assembled correctly!I would buy this chair again any day!!

I’ve only had this seat for a couple days but I am loving it.Pros: Looks so much nicer than a regular high chair. There are basically no crevices for food to fall in and get stuck. Very sturdy and made of solid wood. My baby is 6mo old and still has some wiggle room even on the tightest tray setting so I know we will get lots of use out of this. I also like that it comes with stool-height legs for down the line. The seat is table height (non-adjustable) but not huge and bulky so it fits well at our table.Cons: The biggest downside I can see is that since there are no wheels it doesn’t easily move around the room- BUT it is light enough that it is easy to carry from spot to spot. The tray was a little hard to get in just the right position to slide on which isn’t a huge deal bc I know it won’t easily come off with a child in the seat;1 You definitely couldn’t do it with baby-in-hand.*Assembly: the pieces are all labeled but you have to ignore that. The instructions are less than helpful. I just looked at the picture of an assembled chair to figure out how to put this one together. If the legs aren’t level or the seat tilts forward (like others have mentioned) then you have to move the legs around to find the correct placement. I set them all but didn’t secure them until I got it right. Once that’s all lined up it only takes like 5-10 minutes to screw everything in. It really is simple once you get it figured out.

I went for this high chair because of its simplicity and appearance. It’s sleek and not clunky like other high chairs. My daughter is about to turn 7 months, is about 17lbs and fits in it well, but on the tightest strap settings.The overall construction seems well made. However, the instructions are crap. If you’re finding yourself looking at the Leaning Tower of Pisa, just take the center connector and turn it around 180* and put it the legs back together. FYI, This can be done while keeping the foot stools attached to the front two legs.In regards to the foot stools, use the knobbed screws, not the shorter regular screws. The instructions have the short screws shown but they are too long and will puncture through the back side of legs if tried. Also, you might need help getting these on and have to pull really hard to get the two legs close enough together to make them fit.The seat cushion is a rubbery material and is very easily wiped down. The straps can come off easily for a more thorough clean as well.Overall 12/15 points given due to assembly issues.

I use it when feeding baby food. It has a modern look with wooden legs, and it works well so far. I have to say the instruction is really confusing, and looks like giving the wrong instruction when assembling the base part. Anyway, I still make it with my instinct. My baby is only four months, so the chair is a little bit big for him. I have to put a small pillow at the back, and it become harder to put the safety belt on. It has two way to assemble, and we use the lower one to feed him. I'm looking forward to the day he grows up, and he can dine with us at the same height level.

Absolute worst money I ever spent. The tray does not go on at all. The tracks are cheap warped plastic. You have to get underneath it to try and shove it on, the parts where labeled backwards too. It is extremely cheaply made. Do not waste your money on this high chair. It’s junk. The tray was also damaged and scratched.Update! My 5 month old has a huge gash on his leg from the plastic on this chair!

Cannot figure out why the heck it’s leaning forward? The instructions are absolute crap but it looks like commonsense.Edit***The instructions were terrible and my parts were labeled wrong. Once I ignored the instructions and guessed I figured it out.The top tray didn’t attach to the seat. I emailed the company and they are supposed to be sending me a new table top. We will see.