The Chicco Polly Ma is a versatile and innovative highchair that provides both comfort and convenience for parents and their little ones. Designed with functionality in mind, this highchair offers multiple features that make it easy to use and adjust to suit different needs. The Chicco Polly Ma features a 7-height adjustable position, allowing parents to choose the right height for their child at any given time. This is particularly useful when dining at different tables or when the child grows taller. The highchair also has a 4-position reclining backrest, which can be adjusted to suit the child's comfort level and position while eating or relaxing. One of the standout features of the Chicco Polly Ma is its large and comfortable seat.
(It’s a product of its time for sure, maybe of the OVA-era too… and something about that stripper-motorbike hybrid struck me as the kind of element that you could write an entire post on, but I’ll save it for now).
He still faces threats, and while his super-extending staff is almost comical, there s maybe a tongue-in-cheek feel to everything that keeps this and the previous episode entertaining. So too, if what you want is that the cross-pollination between US cinema and anime, with an undertone of action-movie-from-the-1980s clear in both episodes.
One of the standout features of the Chicco Polly Ma is its large and comfortable seat. The seat is padded and made from soft, easy-to-clean fabric, ensuring that the child is comfortable during meal times. The highchair also features a 5-point harness system, which provides added safety and security for the child.
Goku Midnight Eye
As I’ve mentioned here ad nauseam by now, science-fiction, futuristic, cyberpunk stories tend to be among my favs and so I expected to enjoy Goku Midnight Eye. In the end, it’s not my fav cyberpunk release but it still has plenty of the things you’d want from the genre.
Goku Midnight Eye (1989)
So too, if what you want is that the cross-pollination between US cinema and anime, with an undertone of ‘action-movie-from-the-1980s’ clear in both episodes.
Episode one was probably my fav of the pair, probably due to it being an origin story where we see how Goku gets his magical eye, an eye that can hack into any computer in the world.
Almost a year later comes episode two, which features a somewhat overpowered Goku. He still faces threats, and while his super-extending staff is almost comical, there’s maybe a tongue-in-cheek feel to everything that keeps this and the previous episode entertaining.
If I did read the tone of the OVA correctly, I do wonder how much of that is due to Buichi Terasawa’s manga – who is also responsible for Space Adventure Cobra, where the film adaptation is somewhat similar in tone but in a less grimy way, I guess.
And despite great direction from Yoshiaki Kawajiri there are a few tired clichés, especially when it comes to women characters, who seem to have only two options: femme fatale or eye candy (so very much noir-influenced). One character especially is noteworthy for her role as world-building element.
Ultimately, I would have watched more Goku (if any had been made) because I do like lone detective stories but I don’t know how to rate this.
(It’s a product of its time for sure, maybe of the OVA-era too… and something about that stripper-motorbike hybrid struck me as the kind of element that you could write an entire post on, but I’ll save it for now).
I can say that Goku is not aimed at kids, at least.
But if you want that mix of action, violence, nudity, oddity and futuristic tech from a bygone era of anime, then Goku’s your man.
Ultimately, I would have watched more Goku (if any had been made) because I do like lone detective stories but I don’t know how to rate this.
For added convenience, the Chicco Polly Ma is designed with a removable tray that is easy to clean and dishwasher safe. The tray can be adjusted or removed entirely to allow the child to sit closer to the table during family meals. Additionally, the highchair has storage compartments on the rear of the seat for keeping utensils or small toys within reach. The Chicco Polly Ma also boasts a compact and foldable design, making it easy to store or transport when not in use. It features wheels on the front legs for easy maneuverability, allowing parents to move the highchair effortlessly from one room to another. In conclusion, the Chicco Polly Ma is a versatile and functional highchair that offers comfort, convenience, and safety for both parents and children. Its adjustable height and reclining backrest, along with its padded seat and 5-point harness system, make it a great choice for meal times. The removable and adjustable tray, as well as the storage compartments, are additional features that add to the highchair's practicality. Overall, the Chicco Polly Ma is a high-quality and reliable product that provides a comfortable and convenient dining experience for children..
Reviews for "Why the Chicco Polly Ma Highchair is the Top Choice for Many Parents"
1. John - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Chicco Polly Ma highchair. First of all, the assembly was a nightmare. The instructions were confusing and the parts didn't fit together easily. Once I managed to put it together, I noticed that the materials used were of poor quality. The tray was flimsy and wobbly, making it difficult to use. The seat padding was also uncomfortable and seemed cheaply made. Overall, I would not recommend this highchair.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I regret buying the Chicco Polly Ma highchair. The design is not user-friendly at all. It is bulky and takes up too much space in my kitchen. The folding mechanism is also difficult to operate and often gets stuck. Furthermore, the seat is not very adjustable. My baby doesn't seem comfortable in it and I worry about his safety. The price was high for such a low-quality product. I would advise others to look for better options.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - The Chicco Polly Ma highchair simply did not live up to my expectations. The main issue I had was that the seat recline function was not smooth. It felt stiff and required a lot of force to adjust. Additionally, the overall construction felt cheap and not very sturdy. The highchair was also difficult to clean, with small cracks and crevices that were hard to reach. I would recommend looking for a different highchair with better functionality and durability.