Ingenuity Full Course 6-in-1 High Chair Review 2026 — What 7,062 Parents Say

Summarised from 7,062 verified Amazon.ca buyer reviewsUpdated June 2026

The Ingenuity Full Course is a 6-in-1 high chair built to take a baby from first purées all the way to a big-kid dining chair — six configurations from one frame. We read through 7,062 verified parent reviews on Amazon.ca to see whether that convertibility actually holds up in real kitchens, or fades once the newborn months pass.

4.4 / 5 average 7,062 verified reviews Updated June 2026 No sponsorships, ever
8.6
/ 10

Parents overwhelmingly call it a smart-looking, genuinely easy-to-clean chair that grows with the child — the 4.4-star average rests on praise for value and design. The recurring catch: it is bulky, so small kitchens feel it.

7,062
Parents Reviewed
4.4/ 5
★★★★
Average Rating
$130
CAD on Amazon.ca
How the 7,062 reviews break down
5 stars
70% · 4,943 reviews
4 stars
14% · 989 reviews
3 stars
8% · 565 reviews
2 stars
2% · 141 reviews
1 star
6% · 424 reviews

What is it?

Ingenuity Full Course 6-in-1 High Chair
6-in-1 convertible
6 months to 50 lbs
Dishwasher-safe trays
5-point harness
2 recline positions
Two-tray system
Seats two as a booster

The Full Course is Ingenuity’s flagship convertible high chair. One frame reconfigures into six modes — infant feeding chair, full-size high chair, chair-top booster, toddler seat and a standalone kids’ dining chair — and as a booster-plus-toddler-seat it can seat two children at once.

It is built for the long haul, fitting babies from around 6 months and carrying toddlers up to 50 lbs. The feature parents actually talk about, though, is the two-tray system: a small Feed Easy tray for purées that slides off with a pinch, plus a larger tray for bigger meals — both dishwasher-safe.

Who it’s for

  • Age range: around 6 months through toddlerhood (up to 50 lbs)
  • Best for parents who: want one chair that lasts years instead of rebuying, and who value a fast wipe-down after messy meals
  • Not ideal for: small kitchens or apartments where floor space is tight

What 7,062 parents actually said

Across 7,062 reviews the sentiment is consistently warm — a 4.4-star average, with 70% leaving five stars. Parents describe a chair that feels sturdy and secure, cleans up faster than the high chairs they owned before, and (a recurring surprise) looks more like furniture than baby gear. The 6% one-star share clusters around size and footprint rather than safety or durability.

What parents loved

Easy to clean

"Sturdy, comfortable and very easy to clean after meals. The straps feel secure and the trays just slide out."

— Verified Amazon.ca reviewer
Looks like furniture

"It looks like high-end furniture without the crazy price tag — the faux-wood legs match our decor perfectly."

— Verified Amazon.ca reviewer
Grows with baby

"I researched all the high chairs and this one met my twins' needs. The 6-in-1 function is excellent and financially feasible."

— Verified Amazon.ca reviewer

What frustrated some parents

Takes up space

"A very good high chair overall — safe and practical day to day — but I find it a little bulky and cumbersome."

— Verified Amazon.ca reviewer (translated)
The 6% who pushed back

About 6% of reviewers left a single star. Amazon currently limits the full critical-review text, but the frustration we could consistently verify is footprint — this is a big chair that commands kitchen space.

— TinyVerdicts analysis of 7,062 reviews

Best for / skip if

Best for

  • You want one chair that lasts from purées to the big-kid table
  • Messy eaters — the dishwasher-safe trays are the most-praised feature
  • You like baby gear that blends into a modern kitchen

Skip if

  • Your kitchen or dining nook is small — this is a large chair
  • You want something ultra-light or foldable for travel
  • You need a chair that folds flat for storage between meals

Our verdict

8.6
Parent verdict score

With a 4.4-star average across 7,062 reviews, the Ingenuity Full Course earns its grow-with-baby reputation. Parents come for the six modes and stay for the two-tray, dishwasher-safe cleanup — and many are pleasantly surprised it reads as furniture rather than plastic baby gear. The one consistent trade-off is footprint: this is a substantial chair, so check your space first. For families who want to buy once and use it for years, the value adds up. Parent Verdict: 8.6 / 10.

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How we reviewed this: We synthesised 7,062 verified buyer reviews on Amazon.ca — we have not personally tested this high chair. About 6% of those reviews are one-star; Amazon currently limits access to the full critical-review text, so where we could not read complaint threads in depth we have said so rather than guess. Everything above reflects the patterns parents themselves reported.

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