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

Who the Blossom 6 in 1 is for

Graco markets the Blossom as a 6 in 1 seating system, meaning it is meant to cover a child from early solid food feeding all the way through the toddler and youth chair years in one piece of furniture, in this case the Redmond color pattern. That makes it a fit for parents who want to avoid buying and storing a separate infant feeding seat, a booster and later a kid's chair, and would rather budget more up front for one chair that keeps up with the child. It suits families with a dedicated dining space that can spare a permanent footprint near the table, since the chair sits at full height rather than folding away flat. It is a less natural fit for tight kitchens, grandparents' houses, or anyone who mainly needs a compact seat that packs away between uses.

Dimensions, adjustability and what is included

The Blossom measures roughly 41 inches tall, 22.5 inches wide and 29 inches deep, and Graco lists the chair itself at about 31.8 pounds. Graco's own product page describes 6 height positions and 3 recline positions on the seat, along with a convertible harness that adapts from a 3-point to a 5-point configuration as the child grows and needs less restraint. The tray is described as dishwasher-safe, and the seat pad is a wipeable, machine-washable leatherette rather than cloth, which matters for a chair meant to survive years of meals. Graco's listing did not specify an exact maximum child weight for every stage in the material reviewed here, so parents who need that number for a specific conversion stage should check the printed manual that ships with the chair or Graco's support site before assuming a figure.

Living with the chair day to day

The main daily advantage of a convertible chair like the Blossom is not having to buy or store a second seat as your child moves from purees to table food to sitting at the family table unassisted, since the same frame reconfigures through each of those stages. The wipeable leatherette pad is easier to keep clean after messy meals than a fabric pad with a separate cover, and the dishwasher-safe tray cuts down on hand-scrubbing after every feeding. The trade-off is that a 6 in 1 chair has more moving parts, straps and recline levers than a basic high chair, so there is a learning curve the first few times you adjust height or recline, and cleaning around the hinges and seams takes more attention than a one-piece plastic seat would.

How it compares with other convertible high chairs

The step-up Blossom LX adds extra features over this base Blossom while keeping the same 6 in 1 conversion path, so it is worth checking what the LX includes if a specific feature matters to you before assuming this base model has it. Chicco's Polly Progress covers 5 stages rather than 6 and uses a different tray and recline system, while the Ingenuity SmartClean Trio Elite is a 3 in 1 chair with a smaller conversion range and a smaller footprint, which suits families who do not need the chair to last all the way to a youth chair stage. Fisher-Price's 4-in-1 Total Clean high chair sits between these in conversion range and focuses on a wipeable seat pad similar in spirit to the Blossom's leatherette.

Verdict and who should choose differently

The Blossom earns its high score by genuinely covering the full stretch from early feeding through the youth chair years in one chair, backed by an adjustable harness, multiple height and recline positions and easy-clean surfaces on the tray and pad. It suits parents who want to invest once rather than replace chairs as their child grows, and who have the dining space to keep a full-size chair set up long term. Parents in small kitchens, those who need a chair that folds flat for storage, or anyone who only needs a basic booster for a toddler who already sits at the table should look at a simpler, smaller high chair instead, since the Blossom's biggest strength, its long conversion range, is also what makes it larger and more complex than chairs built for a shorter stage of use.

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