This chair has 10 tags, warnings, etc. But what it doesn't have is any information about how to collapse it. Yes, a YouTube video shows where it's located, but a consumer shouldn't have to search on an outside source. It wouldn't take much for Coleman to just add a little, clear diagram for where it's located.

Only problem is I thought it would be a lil bigger.

I went with the Coleman brand because I wanted quality and I am not disappointed. It is the perfect size for a child and I expect it to hold up for years. Just be aware that there is a locking mechanism to keep the chair open. There is a scary liability warning that mentions possible amputation if you don't use the lock. I take it as this chair is safer then others without a lock, but it also might mean if an adult is not supervising the child it is difficult for younger children to open and close the chair independently. It's not hard for a child to engage the lock, you just open the chair very wide, but the child needs to press a button with reasonable pressure to release the lock to close the chair, so this might not be the best chair to send with a child to camp or school for independent use. (My 6yo can operate it but not w/o supervision)

Hidden button to fold chair up, but keeps it locked in place.

Awesome chair for my toddler. I actually didn't know what size chair I had ordered because I was in a rush. But, turns out, my toddler fits perfectly in it. She's two.

My grandkids love these.

Very good quality

I bought this for my 5 year old as her other one somehow got misplaced and im glad it did! This is slightly taller and larger than most “kid” camping chairs so she has room to grow with. Perfect size for a 5-8 year old.