Customer Reviews

Summer Infant Deluxe Comfort Booster, Pink

5 star:		(31)
4 star:		(23)
3 star:		(9)
2 star:		(10)
1 star:		(6)

 

 

I just got this booster seat about 20 minutes ago.
I was very disappointed to see that the only way to attach the cushion is with 3 hook loops on the top of the cushion. These elastic loops are on a thin strip of fabric. It does not lay nicely at all on the seat.

The tray was also a VERY snug fit. The release latches are very tight, and don't slide into the tray slots easily at all.

Over all, it's a cute seat. But it could have been made a lot nicer by the manufacturer taking a bit more fabric to cover the back of the seat, as well as a clip or something to hold the pad against the back.

We just ordered this and received it and it will be going back. Amazon doens't say the recommended age/size for this seat. We opened the box and it says this is recommended for 6 months to 33 pounds. My daughter is 34 pounds so we can't use this.

The pad included in only attached to the seat at the top, not in the seam by the childs butt or at the bottom of the seat. There are holes in the padding for the straps to hold the kid in, but no other way of keeping the padding on the bottom of the seat.

This is an okay seat. The cushion is cute but not cushy and not really hooked well. It slides all over the place. The cushion does wash well though. But honestly we have taken it out and just wash the plastic. The waist straps are too loose and don't tighten. Luckily our son is big enough so the tray helps hold him in. It does the job if you don't have enough room for a highchair but you may want to keep looking.

We bought two of these for our twin grand daughters and we are very happy with them. They are much nicer than having large high chairs taking up space. The girls sit comfortably in them and they are able to sit at the table with the BIG people which they seem to enjoy.

The best thing about this booster seat/high chair is the portability of it. It will be great to take with us to travel. The padding on the seat and back are pretty thin and the pad is not attached at the back. Therefore, when you put the baby in the seat the pad tries to slide down. Very annoying. It does attach very securely to the chair so that is good. Overall, I would say it is a good product.

I've been looking for a booster seat that was BPA, Phthalate, and PVC/Vinyl free. Most manufactures I contacted wouldn't tell me what the products were made of specifically. I called Summer Infant Inc. and the first person I talked to was able to tell me the seat was made of #5 plastic (polypropelene) and the seat cover is cotton. Now no one sells this chair in stores so you have to purchase online. I wish I could have checked it out first. The tray is really difficult to put on and off. I usually just pull it up to the table instead. IPt does has a harness which is great and it straps around the back and bottom of the dining chair which is nice. A lot of nooks for food to get into though because it folds up for travel. I wish the cover was nylon instead of cotton, it requires a lot of washing. Really the only reason I bought it was because it's BPA and PVC-free. If you don't care about those two things I'd go with something else.

I �� this booster seat! It folds up and it is easy to take anywhere! It is easy to clean and store as well. I use it for feeding and I even put Chloie in it while I am cleaning, that way she doesn't make a mess and she plays happily while she watchs me clean. I can take the tray off and slide it right up to the table. It was inexspensive and i get to use it for a long time. I have had it since Chloie was 5 months old. I am not worried abt buying an exspensive high chair, because this chair does it all.

After using fancy high chairs, and even fancier space saver high chairs, seats like this are EXACTLY what a busy mom needs. Here's the deal:

- Most babies are extremely messy, so the less fabric on a baby feeding seat, the better.
- This chair is the PERFECT size. Most other space saver high chairs are too bulky, and cannot be pushed under the dining room table like this one can.
- This chair can be used anywhere, which most other space saver chairs cannot. It's lightweight, compact and easy to set up.
- Here's the deal with the tray - you have to jiggle back and forth to take it on and off -IT'S NOT DIFFICULT. I've had two other space saver seats, where my children could take the tray off on their own, this one they can't which is a BIG plus in my book.

I use this seat as an everyday seat for my 12 month old. It's exactly what I needed, because I don't have time to be cleaning food mess off fabric, or taking fabric off to wash it 3 times a week. It's comfortable, it's the perfect height, and it doesn't have bells and whistles that you don't end up needing anyway. LOVE THIS CHAIR.

I have a Fisher Price Healthy Booster but needed something more "compact" for my upcoming trip to Asia. I learned that hard way of what I liked was considered GINORMOUS abroad and would be cumbersome at most.

I picked this and the Munchkin Booster as my travel booster. I wanted to have the same level of comfort as my FP as my son has been using it for almost a year an half and will sit in it during meals out (It's really nice to keep the FP in the trunk of my car so we can eat out anywhere w/o the fear of dirty boosters or none at all). I want something that's lightweight, durable and compact (which my FP is NOT).

Munchkin came first - kinda dig it but the harness/seat was a bit tight for my 2 year old (he's in the 10% so if you have a average size child, that's not for you). It's super light and compact. There's a storage compartment for all feeding essentials and a couple of diapers. All very self contained.

The next day the summer infant came. In a LARGE box. Ugh! Opened it up and hoping it'd be compact, disappointment to find it's not. At least it's thin, and it is lightweight, but not really compact. The thing is poorly made. I felt like at each snap open of the arms or the legs it would cause the thing to break or just snap off. Once it's put together, it's sturdy but not pretty. The cover on the back rest seems pointless - you have to secure it over the top, well what about the bottom. I can just see that backrest cover shimmy off as my antsy child fidgets in his seat. It's definitely NOT aesthetically pleasing, I don't know what to do with the tray if we were to travel with it. It doesn't snap onto the seat when the seat is in the closed position. And the lack of a cover over the tray just seems dirty. The seat seemed narrow - which would be fine since my son is petite, but the depth of the seat and where the tray landed wouldn't have been comfortable b/c he's short. The one thing that was nice about this is that the harness had 2 adjustments on the base of the seat. So I could see this being something to grow your child in - but if your child is a chunker, tight squeeze. I wouldn't want to be seen in public with this - the picture looks FABULOUS but it's garish in real life.

THIS SEAT WOULD BE IDEAL FOR YOU IF:
You needed a seat for visitors or grandkids that come by once in a while
Tall/Skinny kiddo
You don't care about aesthetics

If this is your FIRST travel booster, I'm sure you'll love it but if you've had the FP Healthy Booster, it's hard to downgrade! Worst thing is - this COST MORE than my FP (I got it at Walmart).

This is a great alternative to a full size high chair, however, I had concerns with the safety straps. While they seemed to be secure, the one that goes under the seat and clips together under the chair seat came apart - not from the buckle, but from the strap coming out of the slots. The tray is not simple to remove and the 'height adjustment' feature is hardly worth mentioning. I honestly cannot see a child over 25 pounds using this seat comfortably. It rates great on the 'cuteness' side.