The Graco Blossom 6-in-1 Convertible High Chair (ASIN B01M9HT3HS) transitions through six feeding and seating configurations from infant booster to toddler chair, supporting up to 130 lbs. Available on Amazon.ca, it features two dishwasher-safe trays, a machine washable seat pad, and adjustable footrest.
| Stages | 6-in-1: infant booster, traditional high chair, youth seat, toddler booster x2, toddler chair |
| Weight Capacity | Up to 130 lbs / 57.5 kg (all stages combined) |
| Footrest | Adjustable height footrest |
| Trays | 2 dishwasher-safe trays (large outer + removable insert) |
| Fabric | Machine washable seat pad |
| Wheels | No (floor-standing) |
"Seven years and two kids into this chair. Still using it as a toddler booster. The only thing I've replaced is the seat pad once. Worth every dollar."
Source: Amazon.ca reviewer
"The two-tray system is genius. Wipe the outer tray, pop the insert in the dishwasher. We use it every single meal and it's still clean after two years."
Source: Amazon.ca reviewer
"Converted it from infant to high chair to toddler seat over three years. Took a few minutes each time but the manual is clear. Great buy for the price."
Source: Reddit r/beyondthebump
Buckle can be stiff and hard to release
With food residue in the buckle mechanism (daily reality with a toddler), the crotch buckle can become difficult to press. Regular cleaning with a damp cloth in the buckle cavity solves this but requires attention.
Source: Amazon.ca reviewerSeat pad stains even after washing
While the pad is machine washable, dark food stains (berries, tomato sauce) can set into the fabric permanently even with immediate attention. Light-colored pad options look notably worse over time than darker colorways.
Source: Reddit r/MommitStage conversions take time
Reconfiguring from infant high chair to toddler booster involves removing multiple components and references to the manual. Parents who expected a 2-minute conversion were surprised by the complexity.
Source: Amazon.ca reviewerThe Graco Blossom 6-in-1 is the right high chair for parents who want to eliminate the high chair → booster seat → youth chair purchasing cascade. At $299, you're paying for multi-year coverage rather than a single-stage seat, and the math works out in your favor by year 3 of use. The Stokke Tripp Trapp is a better chair aesthetically and ergonomically for the dining table stage but costs more and doesn't cover the infant feeding stage. For value-conscious families who want one chair that grows with their child, the Blossom delivers.