Fisher Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair

Pros: Sturdy, mostly easy to clean, height adjustable, machine washable
Cons: Toys not great, strap and tray position could be better, pad not *machine* washable

We have two of these, bought about a year ago for our twins. Overall we’re happy with them. Assembly and physical design Instructions weren’t all that bad, but I recall these chairs being a tad more complex to assemble than one would ...

Pros: Easy to clean, removable feeding tray, attached toys
Cons: None (and I rarely say that!)

As mother of a determined self-feeder 17 month old and a serious mess-a-phobe, I highly recommend this chair. For full disclosure, we have the now discontinued Aquarium version of this chair, so some of the entertainment features may differ. ...

Pros: compact, easy to use, easy to clean, entertaining, adjustable, durable
Cons: NONE!

Well the first chair I bought was a Graco Harmony 2 years ago (the pooh one from Walmart) Though over all I was very pleased with it I was disappointed to realize LATER that the one handed tray release did not work properly. I really loved that chair but ...

Pros: Easy to clean and very adjustable.
Cons: no lock feature when you fold it up for transportation.

I got this highchair when my baby was 8 months old. It has a pad in there for babies this small which was great for her to be able to sit up and look around and/or drink her bottle. If she fell asleep, the back reclines three steps which was a really ...

Pros: easy to use, easy to clean
Cons: none

My son loves this high chair. I love the ability to easily remove the straps and toss them in the dishwasher. the tray is easy to get on and off even with one hand and the insert is great and i love that it is also dishwasher safe. The seat cover ...

Pros: Safe, secure, easy to clean, easy to use, comfortable.
Cons: None.

After three kids, we decided to buy a new high chair for baby number four! We had a very simple high chair made by Gerry from 1997. After doing a lot of research, we decided on the Fisher Price Rainforest Healthy Care High Chair. It is big, but most high ...

Pros: Entertaining for baby, safe
Cons: Big

I was given a different high chair than this one, but returned it to purchase the rainforest high chair. I have the rainforest jumper and swing, and wanted the high chair to match. The rainforest print is bright and visually interesting for babies. ...

Pros: washable cover, loads of adjustable height levels, 3 recline levels, easy to remove tray
Cons: Food DOES get underneath the cover sometimes, there should be more coverage on the sides

I bought the Fisher price healthy care high chair because I wanted a sturdy, durable and reliable high chair which was easy to clean and easy to maintain. I got all of this with the healthy care high chair. The chair has a nicely padded seat which my son ...

Pros: Easy to Clean, Great Toy
Cons: None

One of the hardest things about cooking when you have a baby is what to actually DO with the baby WHILE you cook! I purchased this high chair when my son was four months old and it has proven to be a great investment for our family! My son loves the ...

Pros: Sturdy build, Neat, no nonsense design, Wipable fabric
Cons: Straps are difficult to clean, Assembly drawings are not very clear

We have used only this one high chair, but have seen some of our friends' chairs. We have been using this one for about 5 months now. Overall, I am glad we bought this one. It has worked really well for us, and has hardly shown any weaknesses, either ...

Pros: Very colorful, adjustable height, interactive fun toys attaches, easy to clean and good price.
Cons: Haven't found any yet (owned mine for 10 months)

I researched online for a few months trying to decide on a high chair and then finally decided to just go to the store, baby in tow, and try them out for myself. Although I admit I was first attracted to the colorful pattern of the Rainforest I decided ...

Pros: Good structural and functional design.
Cons: Fisher-Price refuses to say what material the the food tray is made out of.

From a functional perspective the high chair meets our needs - design is reasonably good - the frame is sturdy, and the separate food tray is nice since it simplifies cleaning.

HOWEVER; since my daughter eats off the food tray, I consider it important to know what plastic it is made from. There are no recycling codes on any of the Fisher Price plastic products we have in our house (which makes them impossible to recycle), which is usually the easiest way to get an idea of what my child is putting in her mouth.
Since the tray is for food, I consider the material to be especially important so I called Fisher-Price customer service. I was told "the tray material doesn't contain PVC and is Fisher-Price proprietary information". When I tried to request that my concern with be registered, the customer service agent hung up on me mid sentence.

So if you care what made-in-China polymer your children eat off, look elsewhere. Fisher-Price has no intention of letting you know.