Even for the Beikoststart from the 5th month

I have introduced the complementary feeding with my daughter after she had completed her 4th month. At first I had fed them in the nursing pillow. But that was more bad than good. She squirmed often like an eel, and the result was that a lot of porridge landed in her face and in the vicinity. Tell a highchair I thought at that time not yet, because I always thought that highchairs are only after the 6th month. Then I looked around a bit and ordered the Polly 2 in 1.

This offers the advantages of:
- The backrest can be put as far to the rear in a rocker (see photo).
- There is a seat reducer, with which they can sit under 6 months in the high chair already.
- My daughter is securely and firmly in the harness and can not squirm, so that you do not back continuously with the upper body and forth shaking, making it difficult to feed.
- The whole chair can be wiped off with a damp cloth and you have not even wash everything in the washing machine, to get it clean.
- It can be folding saving folded (see photo).
- It can be adjusted to several seat heights. So my daughter can sit later in the seat.

Disadvantages:
- Unfortunately, there are many cracks where the slurry may lay down. In the first Beikostphase the pulp ends up often times elsewhere, as in the mouth. So I always try to clean these cracks with a toothpick (see picture).
- I would prefer if the tray can be folded forwards to the vertical position when you fold the whole chair. So you have the tablet only ever settle back and attach to the front of die Henden point.
- Many other high chairs have a mesh bottom. I miss a net as extra storage space.