Can you push your child all the way up to the table with this, if the "armrests" hit the table and don't go under? Or is there a gap?
1385503
You'd need a super low table for this chair not to be able to be pushed mostly under; with our table there is a piece of wood under the table top that prevents most of these boosters from going all the way under but this one goes 3/4 of the way which is plenty - our child can go right up to the table in this seat. There really is no gap even though it doesn't slide fully under - the arm rests slope so it's pushed pretty far under before it stops. Hope this helps.
1385504
I can push the chair with booster seat all the booster in on it. I have used it with a variety of chairs/tables. The armrests are sloped downward.
1385505
The armrests do hit under our table, but we can get her close enough that it isn't a problem. Our daughter is 2 and is about 34".
1385506
Yes I can push my child up to the table. The armrests go under. The back does not go under.
1385507
Yes you can push it under. The armrests are contoured back enough that it doesn't hit on my table. My son can go right up to the table without issue.
1385508
Depends on how high your chairs are & whether your table has a drop below the table.
693604
We use these chairs @ a round oak Bfk. table. The arms are about 2inches below the apron part of table top. No problem pushing arms under table.
1956822
I measured the distance between the chair's seat bottom to the high chair bottom, and it is just about 4 1/2" with a tape measure. We've used it at a number of homes/restaurants with adult chairs, and our 16 month old has never had a problem reaching the table. We started using it when she was about 14 months, and it's been fine everywhere we've used it.
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hi, there are two handles to push up underneath the table not hard at all. i am 5" have shorter arms i have to stretch just a little to reach both, have to push at same time. i am not real strong so it is not hard to do. love this table it's in my laundry. the only thing, fyi when the table is folded down, it is not finished on the top end. you can see the board that's under the stainless. but when it's up that part is against the wall. not a real big deal, just wanted you to know. we put it on a brick wall and had to actually move the brackets to make it fit, and it was easy to do. nice sturdy table !!! ~ Tammy hi, there are two handles to push up underneath the table not hard at all. i am 5" have shorter arms i have to stretch just a little to reach both, have to push at same time. i am not real strong so it is not hard to do. love this table it's in my laundry. the only thing, fyi when the table is folded down, it is not finished on the top end. you can see the board that's under the stainless. but when it's up that part is against the wall. not a real big deal, just wanted you to know. we put it on a brick wall and had to actually move the brackets to make it fit, and it was easy to do.... » Read More hi, there are two handles to push up underneath the table not hard at all. i am 5" have shorter arms i have to stretch just a little to reach both, have to push at same time. i am not real strong so it is not hard to do. love this table it's in my laundry. the only thing, fyi when the table is folded down, it is not finished on the top end. you can see the board that's under the stainless. but when it's up that part is against the wall. not a real big deal, just wanted you to know. we put it on a brick wall and had to actually move the brackets to make it fit, and it was easy to do. nice sturdy table !!! ~ Tammy « Show Less
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Is the table really thick? Is there a really large lip that is preventing it from reaching? I have used our chairs on multiple tables and I've not had this issue. Does the chair move when you wiggle it? If it is secure and doesn't budge when you wigggle it, I'm sure its fine.
1328017
It will depend on your table/chair and your daughter's height, but the seat will raise your little one about 3.25 inches. You could test it by using a book of similar thickness.
927027
We've used this on many different tables and have experienced this same issue, but it's few and far between. The majority of the time it clamps and everything is tight. On those occasions that it doesn't touch the table underneath, the seat is still secure (from the baby's weight putting pressure on the arms), just watch when you are taking baby out of the seat, as his/her feet could get caught on the leg holes and pull the seat off of the table. That's only happened to us once.
1167572
i have a 4 yr old grandson he uses it.. but his little legs feel "tight" under the table. i think he has about outgrown it :)
1261674
The table is being used now for our 20 month old grandson. The table is pushed up against a wall so just three sides are exposed, and he is able to sit on any of those three sides even with the bins. I don't know if the bins would get in the way of the other side which is not exposed at this point.
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The seat comes up some even when the child is belted in. If the child stands on the u bars that hold the chair to the table they can push up some. If your child is one who likes to escape and tries a lot to get out of their chair, one that attaches to a chair with a tray may be a better option for you. I love this one, and if you don't leave your child alone in it I don't think it would be a problem even with one who likes to climb out, unless they can undo the straps.
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The default 100% safe answer is NO that is not safe. Though the table can most likely handle the torque and weight of your kiddo in the seat, it changes the physics just a bit when you snug the handles down on the glass like a vice. Supposing you install it on glass, you then have compression pressure on the glass in addition to the weight and torque of kiddo in the seat. Our kid would sometimes bounce around in the seat a little bit and bang on the table which in your case would cause a lot more stress on the glass (which doesn't give any clues that it is about to break), so I'd suggest not putting this seat on a glass table. I *might* reconsider if the glass were 25mm+ thick and if it were a smaller table, but when talking about the safety of my kid, I'd just avoid the situation 100% especially when you consider what could go wrong...
984160
They do push in under the table but not "all the way". There's still maybe 6" between the table and the chair back when it's pushed under the table because the chair feet meet the round base of the table.
1911169
as long as the apron occurs no more than 2" from the front edge. Mine was about 3" in and I could get the seat up and around them, but then there wasn't enough clearance to get the clamps to rest flat on the table
1575658
Yes, not a problem at all, since the arm's pretty stiff. What may give is the attachment to the table, especially if you reposition it alot.
1398310
If the skirt is close to the lip of table, there won't be enough room for the chair to slide into the table. My chair advances inward about 4-5". Hope this helps you.
1719580
I called weeehoooo about this. My son can't reach the pedals at 18 mths. They recommended moving the seat all the way back so the pedals wouldn't hit his feet and of course using a helmet. Call them with any questions they are super nice
909716
It won't quite slide under our table, so it sits a little bit out from the table. I definitely don't like it as much as real high chair for a baby or young toddler, but for our older toddler, it's not too bad. And for general flexibility, it's OK. No one's ever slipped out from under the bar yet, and it leaves plenty or room to fit legs between the table, but I could see a kid being able to squeeze out without too much a problem, so keeping them strapped in is definitely worth the effort, in my opinion.