Melissa & Doug Bella Butterfly Kid's Chair, 1 EA

My 15 month old has been climbing into our adult-sized folding chairs on our patio, and it makes me nervous because then she tries to stand up on the chair or leans over and nearly falls through the arms. I decided it was time for her to have her own chair so she, my husband, and I could sit outside together. I got her this chair, and it's perfect!In addition to being adorable, the chair is perfect sized for a kid from 15 months all the way up to probably 5 years old. It's sturdy, pre-assembled, and even has a cup holder and a little carrying bag like a grown up version! My daughter really enjoys climbing in and out, and she seems pretty comfortable in it (although not for long as she's in the wiggly phase). I feel pretty safe letting her horse around on it.

I bought this for one of my 3 year old twins to use as an outdoor chair. She loves it. The carry bag in comes in did not have a shoulder strap but the chair is light enough where this is not a problem.Set up and take down is easy. At first I was disappointed that the chair did not come with a matching umbrella BUT this is a good thing in my case. It would just be something for my kids to swing around and hit objects, siblings, etc. I have a shade area in my yard I can move to. The color has held up well but I would not recommend leaving it in the sun when not being used. The chair seems to be well made (seams, fastenings, etc).I also like the little cup holder on the side - nice for a juice pouch or small bottle of water.This is something I would buy again or send to a friend as a gift.

Got this for my daughters 2nd birthday. It's true to color and is a nice size, she is 2 so her feet dangle a little bit but she can get in and out of the chair no problem (she is also a little tall for her age). I checked when I opened it up and there were no tears on either the chair or carrying case as other people have had problems. I don't get why on kids chairs they make the cup holders so small, can't even fit a kid sippy cup in it. All in all its a nice chair. Will update if any problems arise

I bought this for my daughter with reservations of it tipping as she tried to get in or out of it. I was quite impressed with how stable it is. My daughter loves the cup holder which is large enough to hold a typical sized Sigg metal water bottle. Colors are as bright as photographed - really nice. Folds up nicely and easilly fits in the matching storage bag that sinches closed (why that is not mentioned in the product details is a mystery because this is a nice feature).My only gripe is that is really doesn't seem that comfortable. As I look at my daughter when she sits in it, it pushes her upper body forward and her lower back slouches backwards. The back is very upright and I think a better design for comfort would have been with a slight tilt back from where it is. All in all, my daughter loves it.

I bought this as a Christmas present for my 4 year-old niece and once she unwrapped it, she never left it. All of her other presents paled in comparison to the idea of having her own furniture. I'm glad I read the other reviews and bought it for her.It's a sturdy little chair, and so ridiculously cute that I could see having a set as patio furniture(wonder if it comes in adult sizes). It's funny that we parents never think that a child will enjoy a chair, but after seeing my niece, I think I'll look for a folding chair for her big brother next Christmas. I guess it's pretty special to know that you have a chair that no one else can sit in. Kind of like being a queen and having I throne I imagine.Anyway, well-made, my niece was comfortable, and clearly delighted at her Christmas present from her 'now favorite auntie'.

This chair is very cute and has been well loved in our household. It comes with a storage bag that is easy to use and is just as cute as the chair is. The storage bag has a zippered opening with a handle on the side and a hook at the top for hanging. My two year old fits well in the chair. The cup holder holds a typical sippy cup well. It is somewhat difficult to fold up but that is a good thing as it doesn't fold up on my child when she is getting in and out of the chair. I see my daughter being able to use this chair for the next few years easily.

My 4 y/o Niece has had a similar chair since she was about 18 months old. Long story short, we were in need of another! I searched many, and chose this one based on simple design, practical, the bag it came in. It was an instant hit! Good quality. Very easy to clean a spill off of. It is a little "deep seated" so if your little one's feet cannot touch the floor they may need a little help out.. or not! My Niece seems to manage just fine. Enjoy!!

She was excited, all of them were. I pulled my knife from my pocket, and hobbled over to the table with the boxes. My leg hurt, the recent breaks slowing me down, and of course the delay causing increased excitement. I could see each of the kids look at me excitedly, not knowing that I had gifts for all four of them. They were just curious what came in the magical box marked AMAZON. Amazing, I used to get excited over Santa, now it is Amazon.I used the knife to cut the tape, and slowly opened the box. A multitude of items sprang forth, visible to only me and the tall 13 year old. I still don't know where she gets her height, not from me for sure. The first thing I pull out is a little black box, a gift for my wife. That is when the 13 year old gasped, and looked at my four year old toddler who is trying to peer into the box from atop the chair she is standing on. Carefully, I pull out this pink wrapped folding chair. "JUST LIKE MOMMY AND DADDIES!" she yelps out, excited. I hand her the chair, and she jumps to the ground. Looking at me uncertainly, "Is it mine?" I nod at her and she screeches her little girl screech, and I wince as the sound grates my eardrums.And that is the story of how I was a fool enough to introduce this hell of a trip hazard to my house, finding it in front of the TV or in the hallway, even halfway up the stairs. I hate this thing with a passion, but my little girl? Well, she loves it. And that is what counts.