Fisher-Price by Dream On Me Tiny Bites Highchair
4.7/5
4.7/5
Color:
Rainbow Sherbert
Why we Love it

Tested to Meet or Exceed ASTM Standards

Secure with Built-In Harness

Compact, Foldable & Travel-Friendly

Adjustable & Removable Tray for Easy Clean-up
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Built to Last
Crafted with the finest woods and veneers, our products are designed to grow with your family
Safe from the Start
Every product meets or exceeds CPSC and ASTM standards through rigorous third-party testing
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We believe great quality should be within reach. Our pricing is fair, transparent, and family-friendly.
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With over 35+ years of expertise, we're proud to be a dependable name in baby care for families around the world.
Built to Last
Crafted with the finest woods and veneers, our products are designed to grow with your family
Safe from the Start
Every product meets or exceeds CPSC and ASTM standards through rigorous third-party testing
Honestly Priced
We believe great quality should be within reach. Our pricing is fair, transparent, and family-friendly.
Proven & Trusted
With over 35+ years of expertise, we're proud to be a dependable name in baby care for families around the world.
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4/5
I received this product for free in exchange for my honest opinion. As a mom of two, high chairs are kind of a blessing and a curse. This one in particular has a few advantages over the competitor brand that we already own. I love the light compact weight of this one compared to our original. I also love the clean white color and the pretty design of the padding on a chair. The removable tray also makes it easier to clean. I also like how the height of the seat is adjustable. The things I do not like about it are the tray seems kind of small for toddler dishes. Also, the quality seems cheaper compared to our original. The base of the chair is also still very wide when in use, taking up a ton of space. Overall though, the quality is acceptable, look is clean and aesthetically pleasing, and the toddler claims it's comfy.
brittanyd11_9112
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08/26/2025
4/5
I received the Fisher Price Tiny Bites High Chair. I like that it folds up. I can put on the side and it is out of the way. The colour is white, blue and grey. It is called cloud. The chair does have a double tray which is great for cleaning. There is also 2 back seat positions and 3 tray positions which makes for easy access. It seems sturdy and says it will hold a child up to 36 months. It has nice features but I am not crazy about the pattern.
gianni_5_9784
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08/22/2025
5/5
I recently got the Fisher-Price Tiny Bites High Chair by Dream On Me and I found it so easy to use and convenient. Firstly, putting the high chair together took maybe 2 minutes, and it was so easy to do. The chair is adjustable, so it's perfect as it can adjust to whatever height you want. The actual chair is sturdy and feels like it will last, but more importantly, it is easy to clean and take care of. The tray comes off and cleans easily, and the chair too is made of fabric that is easy to clean after any mess a baby/toddler can create. Overall a great chair and at a great price.
dinak8_8773
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08/20/2025
5/5
I definitely wish we got this sooner! This would have been great to have when we had our youngest. Everything is adjustable on this high chair. You has different levels that allow you to have it closer to the ground and as the child grows, you can raise it, having them sit at a higher level. The seat can recline, allowing the child to be able to relax and be more comfortable. The foot rest even adjusts as well. So when the childs legs get longer, you are able to adjust that as well. They really thought of everything when making this high chair! The seat cover has beautiful colors and patterns. It is removable for easy cleaning. All surfaces are very easy to wipe down and clean as well. The tray is removable so no food can get stuck underneath and start to rot. The one downside I would say is that there is no cup holder. Also, the tray area doesn't seem as big as the other one we have. She loves it so much she doesn't want to get out sometimes!
jdc732_3471
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08/20/2025
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