If the legs are wobbly, you need to tap them back into their holes. Cover the raw part showing just outside of the holes. Then use a towel-wrapped hammer or mallet to tap the wood back into place. You can do this for every socket. Then you should have a tight, sturdy chair. ☺️
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Sounds like there's a need for dowels.............
Can you add more wood inside the seat for stability?
See if any of these videos cover the answer you need. Hope it helps.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=wobbly+chair+legs
If the legs are wobbly, you need to tap them back into their holes. Cover the raw part showing just outside of the holes. Then use a towel-wrapped hammer or mallet to tap the wood back into place. You can do this for every socket. Then you should have a tight, sturdy chair. ☺️
How about adding extra stability like this?