Evenflo Right Seat Multi-Stage High Chair

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a first time mom with an 18 month old that makes mealtime challenging, I cannot express enough how important the high chair you select is. This high chair checks all the right the boxes to make my daughter more comfortable and mealtimes smoother. I received this product to test as part of Stellar Product Testing Panel and was pleasantly surprised with the functionality of this high chair. First, I love that I could set my daughter in the high chair without having to take the tray off. The seat is spacious yet ergonomically supportive and the tray is large. The tray is also super easy to remove and put back on which was not the case with our previous high chair. I love that this high chair can grow with my daughter and am excited to use it right at our dining table when she’s old enough to sit without the tray. I’m all about function over form and can say that my daughter’s comfort and the ease of keeping this high chair clean after mealtime make it a winner. As for its appearance, I love that sleek design and accents. It doesn’t feel bulky or ugly as many high chairs can. My only challenge with its appearance is that the legs aren’t wood, but all things considered, I think it’s a GREAT value and looks like a luxury product while fitting into a reasonable budget especially when it grows with your child. I really like this high chair!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Bria RightSeat Multistage High Chair is a pretty nifty little chair. The first thing I must mention is my kiddo sits up much straighter in this chair than a different brand we've tried (that I should note was also about twice as expensive...). I'm not sure if it's the "bucket" style seat or the way the seat is positioned but this chair made a big difference with his posture which I was thrilled about. Now on to the basics. Pros: the chair was really easy to put together (I was able to do it by myself no problem). I enjoy that you can basically just wipe the entire thing down when your child inevitably makes a huge mess on it. You can even remove the straps to clean them. It's not too heavy to move around easily but it's also really stable. I also look forward to being able to use it at our kitchen table in the toddler and youth modes when he's ready for it. Middle ground facts: While the straps were decently easy to adjust and connect, because of the bucket style seat, you might have to fish around for the bottom strap a bit. Also, if you have a child who has to wear any type of brace on his feet (shout out to all you club footed babies out there!), this chair could prove to be a challenge. Our baby has club foot and we have to remove the bar on his brace before putting him in and taking him out. Cons: Yes, you can wipe down the entire thing which is AWESOME but, there are spots where the plastic overlaps and food gets stuck in those areas. This happens for us by the crotch strap and where the tray meets the bucket seat. To remove the tray, you have to get to two flap-type pieces of plastic between the seat and the frame - to get to them is a bit of a tight squeeze and can be difficult especially if you have bigger hands. Overall, we are really enjoying this chair so far and can't wait to continue using it in its different stages. This chair just proves you don't need to spend tons of money to get a great product! Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this high chair!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After receiving this product for Stellar Product Testing Panel, I immediately began to assemble it. Assembly was fast and quickly kicked my baby’s booster seat to the curb. I really like the style of the chair, and could fit well with lots of decor styles. My son(11 months) love to eat for seats with trays, so for that, it was a plus! When it comes to safety of the highchair the harness strap is very loose on a baby, even when cinched all the way. He would manage to squirm his feet up onto the tray section but couldn’t figure out how to get them down. The footrest is also a questionable for babies up to 12 months or maybe even 18. It’s locked to a certain height due to two of the factory-placed screws that hold the frame together. Cleaning the seat and tray both pretty easy. The only thing I have to say about the tray is that when you remove it from the frame, you need a small pipe cleaner style brush to clean the lip of the tray where it meets the frame. Overall, this highchair is a beautiful, supportive highchair that is easy to clean, offers a foot rest for older babies, and keeps babies in the seat the entire feeding. One thing I would like to see in the future is for this chair to fold, otherwise this a wonderful product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve really enjoyed using the Bria RightSeat Multistage High Chair, and overall it’s been a solid addition to our mealtime routine. The modern look immediately stood out to me—it’s sleek, minimal, and blends nicely into our space without feeling bulky or overly “babyish.” From an ergonomic standpoint, the design does a good job of keeping my kiddo in a proper, supported seating position during meals. The seat encourages upright posture, and I felt comfortable knowing she was positioned safely and securely while eating. The overall value of this high chair is strong, especially considering the three different modes. I really like that it’s designed to grow with your child rather than being a short-term item. I can easily envision using it in its early stage for supported feeding, then transitioning it as my child becomes more independent. That versatility makes it feel like a practical investment rather than something we’ll need to replace quickly. Adjusting the high chair is fairly straightforward. The 5-point harness is easy to work with and adjusts without much effort, which makes getting my little one in and out quick and stress-free. The seat and footrest are also adjustable, though they do take a bit of alignment to get just right. Once set, everything feels stable and supportive, but it’s not quite as seamless as a quick click-and-go adjustment. Clean-up after meals has been one of the highlights. The crevice-free design really does make a difference—there aren’t a lot of spots for food to hide, and most messes wipe away easily with a damp cloth. After messier meals, it still takes minimal effort to get the chair looking clean again, which is a big win for everyday use. Overall, I’d rate the Bria RightSeat Multistage High Chair four stars. It offers a great combination of modern design, ergonomic support, and long-term versatility, with easy cleaning being a standout feature. While a few of the adjustments could be a bit smoother, it’s still a well-designed, functional high chair that I’d recommend to parents looking for something stylish, practical, and adaptable as their child grows. Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this high chair!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the Bria RightSeat Multistage High Chair through the Stellar Product Testing Panel, and I’ve been using it with my daughter, who just turned one. It’s been a great fit for this stage. I love the modern look, and the ergonomic design keeps her sitting upright and well-supported during meals. The three modes make it feel like a smart long-term investment, since I can easily see us continuing to use it as she grows. Adjusting the five-point harness, seat, and footrest was simple, and everything feels secure once set. Cleanup is quick and easy thanks to the crevice-free design, which is a huge plus with a one-year-old. Overall, it’s been a functional, well designed high chair that’s working really well for us.