Graco Blossom LX 6 in 1 Convertible High Chair, Raleigh Review (2026)

One chair meant to last years, not months

Graco designed the Blossom line around the idea that a family should not need to buy a separate high chair, booster, and youth chair as a baby grows into a toddler and then a young child. The LX trim reviewed here builds on the standard Blossom 6 in 1 with additional refinements, while keeping the same core promise: the chair converts from an infant high chair with recline, to a traditional high chair, to an infant booster, to a toddler booster, and finally to a youth chair, with the option to seat two children at the table at once during the booster stages. For a nursery or dining area, that range of configurations means one purchase can realistically cover feeding needs from the first solid foods stage through early school age.

Adjustability and safety features

The chair offers 6 height positions and 3 recline settings, giving enough range to match a growing child's size and to lay a very young baby back further for early spoon feeding before they can sit fully upright. A convertible 3 point and 5 point harness system is built in, letting the restraint level match the child's age and mobility rather than using a single fixed harness setup throughout the chair's whole lifespan. Graco lists the chair's maximum weight capacity at 60 pounds, with the chair itself weighing a little over 38 pounds, which is worth factoring in for families who plan to move the chair between rooms regularly rather than leaving it in one spot.

Cleanup and everyday handling

A one hand removable tray with a dishwasher safe, pull out insert is designed to speed up post meal cleanup, letting a parent lift the whole messy tray section away rather than wiping crumbs and sauce out of a fixed surface. The seat pad on this Raleigh colorway uses a premium leatherette material, described as both wipeable and machine washable, which gives some flexibility depending on how deep a clean is needed after a particularly messy meal. Front wheels paired with locking rear casters let the chair roll into position and then lock in place during meals, and a storage basket underneath keeps bibs, burp cloths, or extra utensils within reach without a separate caddy nearby.

How the LX trim compares with rivals

Within Graco's own range, the Blossom LX sits above the standard Blossom 6 in 1, trading a modest price increase for trim level refinements while keeping the same 6 configuration convertible design and weight capacity. Against the Chicco Polly Progress 5 in 1, this Graco model offers one additional configuration stage and generally a sturdier, more permanent footprint, while the Chicco tends to fold flatter for storage. Compared with the Ingenuity SmartClean Trio Elite, a 3 in 1 chair with fewer conversion stages, the Blossom LX offers more years of use from a single chair at the cost of a larger, less portable frame that is harder to tuck away in a small dining nook or apartment kitchen.

Who should consider a different chair

Families who want a single chair that grows all the way from infant feeding to a youth chair at the table, and who have the dining space for a larger, wheeled frame, are the best fit for the Blossom LX. Apartment dwellers or anyone tight on kitchen space may find the bulky frame harder to live with than a compact or foldable high chair designed to tuck away between meals. The leatherette seam lines where the pad meets the frame can collect crumbs over time, so households that prioritize the fastest possible wipe down after every meal might prefer a chair with a single molded seat instead. For long term versatility, it earns our score of 9 out of 10 for fit.

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