I love this booster because it doesn't have any cracks or seems for food to get stuck in and it washes up well. My only comment is that the lap belt doesn't get very big so my son had to move out of it around 2 1/2 years old. He is 3 now and could still use the booster but the belt is way too tight. (my son is smaller, I can't imagine it working if your child was taller than average!)

• How accurate was the sizing? Okay
• Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good
• Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? Yes

Worst purchase ever from overstock! My son sat precariously atop this bowl shaped seat for about 3 weeks before I said Enough an purchased a different seat!! It was a waste!!

Easy on furniture too. Great quality, light weight.

These boosters are a dream come true. They are soft like a bumbo chair so they will not scratch your kitchen chairs and they are very easy to connect and secure. They are also sized so that my kids can sit in them and still fit their legs underneath the table and eat with the rest of the family. I read a review about difficulty in cleaning them, but after cleaning 3 highchairs everyday/3 times a day- this is nothing. You can literally lift the front of the seat up to catch what may have fallen under the chair and- if all else fails- this thing will fit right in the sink and since it is rubber- its a cinch to wipe off. I have triplets and I bought three of these and would do it again and again and again if I had to. Great buy.

I had another booster, but because our table is low, my son couldn't fit his legs under the table. This one fits, and seems very comfortable. I like that it has straps and is very secure. The brown color blends into the chair so it does not stick out. My only complaint is that it is a bit difficult to clean- bits of food get stuck in the crevices and the straps don't easily clean.

I have been very pleased with this booster chair. Material has held up well and is easy to clean. We use the booster along with the Keekaroo Right Height Chair at our counter height island. I would recommend the booster to anyone who is looking for a soft, lightweight, cleanable booster.

My 2-year old loves her Keekaroo! She was DONE with a high chair between 12 & 18 months - I thought we were going to go through the "dinner" battle. We borrowed a booster, but she didn't like that either. It is one of those adjustable, portable hard plastic square ones. We used these with our older two children and liked them. But it wasn't quite working with #3! As it turns out, she just wanted to sit in a chair like everyone else. I purchased the Keekaroo because it was soft and contoured - hoping this would do the trick. I purchased brown, since she wanted to "blend in", which it does nicely. She does not protest at all when it's time to eat; she is even learning to buckle her strap. It is lightweight, comfortable, slip resistant, and easy to clean. It also won't mark or scratch my dining room chair! We couldn't figure out the straps diagram or it just didn't work with the chair we're using, so we are using our own configuration of the straps, but she & the seat are still safe and secure.

We got this booster seat for our two year old granddaughter and it seems to be very well made and comfortable. It's pricey to compared to others on the market, but the ones sold in stores near us are definitely inferior to this seat. Another plus is the color--the brown looks better on most chairs and with most decors than some of the really bright colors out there.

I love this seat. I'm only sorry I didn't discover it sooner. Colors are great. Lov ethe material (and if anything happens to it it's waranteed). Even my toddler loves it.

we love the Keekaroo booster seat, it's perfect for our 2 1/2 who wants to be apart of the dinner table.  she can pull right up and be included.  the color and design make it a great addition to our kitchen.  it's also easy to travel with if you are heading to someone house that isn't prepared for kids at the table, you can bring it with you easy enough. she even calls it "her seat."