| | |  | Standard High Chairs | | Home » | | | | | | | Description: | | Peg Perego's Prima Pappa Diner provides the ultimate eating environment for infants and toddlers and the most convenience for mom and dad. This pre-assembled high chair has the style and colors to coordinate nicely with upscale homes. Although you may choose to leave it out because it complements your kitchen, it's nice to know that this chair folds easily and compactly. The Prima Pappa Diner offers all of the important features parents have come to expect from Peg Perego. You and your child will have flexibility with the 7 height positions and 4 reclining positions. Clean-up is a snap with the dual trays; the dishwasher safe dinner tray removes from the main tray and is ideal for serving, eating and clean-up. You will appreciate the large, mar-resistant castor wheels and rear brakes, as well as the five-point safety harness system with passive restraint. And when your child is a little older, this chair serves as an adjustable youth chair. Features: - Fully assembled, ready to use
- 7 height positions & 4 tilt-in-space reclining positions for infants through toddlers
- Dual trays; dishwasher safe dinner tray is ideal for serving, eating & clean-up
- Five-point safety harness and passive restraint system
- Folds easily and compactly
- Large, quiet, mar-resistant castor wheels with rear brakes
- Plush padding keeps infant comfortable and secure
- Perfect for use as an adjustable youth chair as your toddler grows up
- JPMA safety certified
- Made in Italy
| | | Features: | |
• The easy folding High Chair with a double tray system
• Adjustable heighth seating with tilt in space feeding system
• Stain resistant Leatherette material and has a 5 point harness safety systoem
• Adjustable foot rest fo fit the growing toddler.
• Non scratching rubber wheels to protect hardward floors.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 11.25 inches | | Product Width:
| 23.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 40.75 inches | | Product Weight:
| 19.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 35.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 23.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 11.3 inches | | Package Weight:
| 28.5 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 27 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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 HORRIBLE! take it from me...Mar 23, 2008
I bought this as it was the "nicest" (most expensive) highchair...WRONG! my baby (6 months old) hates it (too confining) and the tray is up to his eyes!!!!! Whats the point of it if he cannot use the tray? The thing is HUGE i mean huge and if you have a small space like me you'll grow to resent it. I sold it and am getting the Stokke tripp trapp with the baby rail- totally worth the extra $$ as it grows with the child (becomes a booster etc). I've heard the peg is a nightmare to clean up too.
Cons:
HUGE
hard to clean up
tray is WAY to high to ever use
did i mention HUGE?????
expensive for a big piece of plastic
 Best high chair I have usedFeb 24, 2008
I bought this highchair for my 2nd son, with our first son we had a Fisher Price highchair that we HATED. It was hard to clean, the wheels locked up, straps were cheap, etc. I got rid of it as soon as he turned 1 and moved onto a hard plastic booster seat that strapped onto one of our big chairs. It scratched up our chairs and was STILL a pain to clean so when baby #2 arrived I forked over the extra $$ for the Prima Pappa based on my friend's good experience with it.
I LOVE this high chair - I think the reviewers who complain about it being hard to clean don't realize that ALL highchairs are hard to clean, and this, in my opinion, was the easiest to clean out of all the ones I've tried. All you have to do is take a damp paper towel (or one of those pre-moistened Lysol wipes, or a plain old wet wipe) and wipe the seat down - it is really very easy. When my first son was in the strap-on booster he got gunk all over our table, under the table, on the table legs, etc. At least with the highchair the mess is contained to the chair.
The tray is a little high for little babies, but they spend more time in it as they get older and then the tray is the perfect height.
The wheels roll across my floor easily and don't lock up. Plus, the colors match any decor, much nicer than the garish plastic fabric on my old Fisher Price.
So for me, it was totally worth the money. The problems you'd find with this highchair you'll find with any highchair.
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Fun & Functional High ChairNov 27, 2007
Despite some of the reviews I read, I bought this high chair and was pleasantly surprised. We bought this when my son (who was born 8# 10 oz.) was 4 months old. I bought it because it looks nice and goes with our decor, has wheels so it travels easily, a removable tray (on top of the main tray), a big cushioned head rest, easy folding feature, a reclining seat, adjustable height and easily washable surfaces.
When my son was 4 months up until he started eating solid foods, I would put him in it while I was working in the kitchen with the seat reclined, seat belt on and tray off. He would sometimes fall asleep in it. As he got older, the adjustable height worked well for us - we could lower it to match the height of the table and raise it if we were eating at the counter. During the summer we would wheel it out to the back porch to eat dinner and he would sit in it for a while watching the boats. Now that my son is 11 months (and 19#), he uses the tray to snack while I'm working in the kitchen and when it's time to eat, we wheel him over, lower the seat and he eats at the table with us.
I really recommend this high chair, as well as this brand. Sometimes I wish I was that small so someone would put me in this comfortable seat to eat!
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 High quality, made in ItalyNov 07, 2007
We've been feeding our baby in this since he was six months old, and while the tray is a little high, it was never a problem. It is very sturdy and should last through at least a few children.
My only complaint is that we sometimes pull off the tray and put it on the floor with Cheerios, but the "Peg Perego" logo on the front of the tray rubs off very easily. It is almost like a lottery scratch ticket. Since baby lifts the tray when it's on the floor and puts his mouth on the tray, the logo "ink" could potentially be ingested. For this reason, I just rubbed off the logo.
Otherwise, no complaints. Definitely not a travel highchair but with the addition of the Chicco Hippo, we have all of our bases covered.
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okay highchairOct 23, 2007
It was given to me and was used by at least two other children before my son. The leatherette was worn out by then so I bought slip cover instead of a new cushion. With the slip cover, it's easy to clean. The tray is high but it keeps my son from grabbing the bowl when I don't want him to. It's easy to roll around. I'm not sure why people are so unhappy with it. If I had to buy a chair, I'd probably go with something cheaper with similar features.
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