On the upside, it’s such an attractive seat that, for us, it became a feature of the dining room, rather than something you’d want to tidy away.
Assembled dimensions in highchair mode are H97xW61xD65cm, so make sure you factor this in when considering your purchase. The Feed Me Combi highchair doesn’t fold, so once it’s assembled this is the size of chair you are dealing with. It also quite easily slips off the plastic seat shell for a more thorough clean, or can be swiftly wiped down in situ with a damp cloth and mild detergent – it’s not recommended to submerge the seat in water. The padded seat itself is not heavily stitched so there aren’t lots of crevices for food to get stuck in. I found it really easy to adjust the sliders around the waist and shoulders for a recommended snug fit, and had no problem getting Freddie in and out. There’s a 5-point safety harness, which will help keep your baby in a comfortable position too. I was really impressed with the padding on the chair, which looked nice and squishy, and Freddie certainly looked and sounded happy in the seat during feeding. How comfortable does your baby look when inside?
The height of the chair isn’t adjustable in the highchair mode – unless you count the lower chair option, where you swap the highchair legs for the lower chair legs. How adjustable is the Feed Me Combi highchair?Īs the Feed Me Combi is suitable from 6 months, when baby is able to sit unaided, it’s a fixed seat with no recline options, unlike some suitable-from-birth models, including the Chicco Polly Magic (£139). This age range is the same as both the Evomove Nomi and Tutti Bambini Nova Evolutionary, however at around half the price, the Red Kite Feed Me Combi is a much more affordable option.
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