Pack chaise Evolve + siège bébé - ERGOBABY

My toddler broke the high chair we had after several months of use. It wasn’t a cheap high chair but it wasn’t as good quality as ergo baby. I searched the mom blogs to find a more durable one and found a mom who described her toddler as kicking, bouncing, rocking, and straining to escape the high chair (exactly what my toddler does). She said they invested in an ergo baby high chair and it has weathered anything that the toddler has done to it. I have seen the same durability after a month of use and have very high hopes that this will last through multiple kids. Well worth the price for a rowdy, wriggly, can’t sit still toddler.

Chair is okay, but few things could be better. Table tray is very small and also made of cheep material.

Cons-the tray insert is way too easy for the child to remove and throw. The footprint is large and a trip hazard, buckle is hard to clean. Pros-room for child to grow, seat and legs easy to clean, very sturdy.

My baby is 8 months old and the tray doesn't fit anymore… it was expensive and my baby only used it for 2 months

The Erogbaby Aura Wrap is lightweight, super soft and an overall comfortable carrier for my baby. I recently put it to the test at the ultimate theme park - 5 days at Disney World - and can say it was the best wrap to use for slower parts of the day, especially when baby wanted to cuddle and was sleepy.

I did find that any quick or extended movement made it difficult to keep the wrap snug - thus this style wrap is generally my favorite to use around the house or familiar places because I don’t mind if the ends trail on my floors when tying them on and it’s soft material helps lull my baby to sleep. Especially in the early newborn days I found wearing my baby in this snuggly wrap helped calm them during the witching hours! I received this product as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel.

First I would want to say that this is a good looking high chair. My feeling toward this chair is in the middle. I do not hate it but I really do not want to take everything apart and ship the item back plus paying for the shipping. I hope all the flaws can be fixed once my baby is a toddler. I have been using it for a month now and here are the pros and cons.

Pros:

1. Nice looking

2. Easy to clean

3. Foldable

4. Convertible to kitchen tower ( which I have not used yet)

Cons:

1. Can be heavy to move around

2. It took a while to assemble because I received a defective item. My husband had to do it. It's not easy like in the video. The screws did not go all the way in. I had to wait for a replacement.

3. The tray is small and dont have a spot for cup.

4. Removable tray is useless because my baby can just take it and throw away. It does not stay or stick to the main tray. Maybe it will be useful when she gets older.

5. Baby needs to be seatbelt while in the infant chair all the time. My baby was able to get up and stand easily which can be really dangerous.

I received this carrier as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel and wanted to love this carrier because it initially seemed so promising given its portability. The biggest pro is the lightness. In comparison to the two other baby carriers I own, it is unimaginably light! It's like my kiddo is floating on air! That's the upside. I also loved the possibility of carrying my toddler in it on my back, but he refused. I could see it being very useful for travel given its size and lightness.

Ultimately, though, it's not something I would choose to use because of a few notable cons:

1. It is INCREDIBLY difficult to get it on/off following the instructions when you actually have your baby on you as well. The instructions tell you to essentially put your baby on your belly and THEN fasten the buckle at the top of your back, but you need two hands to do so, which either means 1. sitting while trying to buckle it or 2. buckling it first and then kind of swinging your baby in through the bottom/side. Once baby is attached, it can also be difficult to maneuver to reach the straps and tighten them.

2. You can't carry your baby facing outward on your chest. I sometimes carry my infant facing inwards, but she often prefers outwards, in which case I wouldn't be able to use this carrier.

3. Most importantly, my baby simply didn't like the carrier. It didn't matter who was carrying her or how we'd positioned her, or if we were standing or moving. She lasted all of 10 minutes any given time in it.

So in short, great idea, LOVED the feel of it, but just didn't meet my needs for a host of reasons.

Not an enjoyable assembly for the price - but if you CAREFULLY follow the instructions - it's not the worst - but it was difficult to solo assemble. Would have been easier with 2 people. And there is a piece in the box that is nowhere in the instructions as to how/what to do with it. Also, I bought it as it said it was compact for storage - not so....But, it is easier to clean than most.