Product overview
Chicco Polly Progress 5-in-1 Highchair: What to Know
Per the listing's own feature bullets, the Polly Progress 5-in-1 spans newborn recliner, infant high chair, toddler booster, big-kid booster and youth-stool modes from one core chair. Chicco states the full-featured high chair configuration offers 4 recline positions and 8 height positions, giving fine-grained adjustment as your child grows rather than a handful of fixed settings.
The listing describes the high chair seat detaching from its frame to form the booster and stool configurations, with the booster mode rated for children up to 50 lbs — a meaningfully high weight limit that extends usable life well into the toddler and early school-age years for the booster stage specifically. A snap-on tray with a removable liner stores on the chair's rear legs when not in use, keeping it attached and easy to find rather than a separate loose piece.
Chicco specifically markets this model as folding more compactly than other high chairs in its class, which is a real practical consideration for kitchens or dining areas with limited storage space between meals.
One disclosure worth making: during our research we found a 2012 Consumer Reports reference to a Chicco Polly high chair recall for a laceration hazard. We could not independently confirm whether that recall applies to this current Polly Progress 5-in-1 configuration or an older, differently-built Polly model from that era — check Chicco's own recall/safety resources directly using your specific unit's model number and date code before relying on this guide alone for safety history.
Key Listed Features
Five configurations: newborn recliner through youth stool
4 recline positions and 8 height positions
Booster mode rated for children up to 50 lbs
Snap-on tray with removable liner that stores on the chair's rear legs
Product image from current catalog data


