Best chair for baby feeding

Pros

• Pretty much the cost of two takeout pizzas
• Lightweight
• Wipes clean
• Legs come off for storage

Cons

• Three-point harness only
• No cushioning or footrest

If you're looking for a cheap high chair that works great, you can't beat the price of IKEA's Antilop. With zero padding, the whole thing wipes clean without much effort, and it's incredibly light to carry around. But the price also means it has no frills: In addition to not having any sort of cushion, there's no footrest and it doesn't fold (though you can take the legs off to store it). Also, the height doesn't adjust.

The Antilop only has a three-point safety buckle at the waist and not a five-point harness, so it's safest for kids who don't try to climb out of it. Always keep an eye on your child in this. (The lack of a footrest, though not great from a comfort perspective, does prevent a toddler from pushing down with their feet to try to lift themselves out.) There is a safety bar at the crotch to prevent a baby from slipping down.

Our minimalista tester was happy to use this during the early starting-solids phase. It's a snap to piece together and doesn't overwhelm the kitchen. This does its job!

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Best High Chair for Use from Birth

Peg Perego Siesta High Chair

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Best High Chair for Use from Birth

Peg Perego Siesta High Chair

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$264 at Amazon

Pros

• Pretty much ready to go out of the box
• Adjustable height and footrest
• Four wheels make this easy to move, even with baby in it
• Full recline for infants
• Five-point harness and a restraint bar for safety

Cons

• Lots of crevices to clean
• Does not convert to a chair for an older kid

We found this chair to be easy to set up out of the box and a breeze to push around, even in a tight space, thanks to the four wheels. The wheels can be locked and unlocked using a foot pedal. The chair can be adjusted to nine different heights (including very low settings) and fully reclines flat, making it a perch you can use for infant bottle-feeding long before it becomes a place where you are serving finger foods. There are even three positions for the footrest, a point of comfort that is sometimes excluded from less-expensive high chair models.

There's both a five-point safety harness and a large restraint bar at the crotch that prevents your baby from sliding down, making this among the safest high chairs we tested. It's convenient, too, with a handy back pocket for bib storage and a dishwasher-safe tray that can be folded up with the chair, which stores very compactly.

Once again, any high chair with comfortable padding such as this one will take a bit longer to clean, and this pad can be wiped down but is not machine-washable. Also, there's no conversion option with this chair. While you can use it from birth, you likely won't use it past toddlerhood.

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Best Wooden High Chair

Stokke Tripp Trapp

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Best Wooden High Chair

Stokke Tripp Trapp

$299 at Amazon

Pros

• Beautiful design
• Grows with your kid for all of their childhood
• Allows your baby to eat close to the rest of the family
• Wipes clean
• Ergonomic shape keeps your baby from slumping

Cons

• Cushioning is minimal
• The seat and footrest can fit too tightly or be too loose

This is a classic Scandinavian beauty, and the Stokke Tripp Trapp, first designed in 1972, still blends with modern adult décor. It's ergonomic and long-lasting, able to go all the way from a baby's high chair to a teen's desk chair. One of our Good Housekeeping writers attests to sitting in this herself if all the other dining room chairs are taken. It can hold up to 242 pounds!

The Tripp Trapp comes in many color options including natural oak, mint, blue, pink and red. The sleek, polished-wood design is very easy to wipe clean. As your child grows, you can adjust the seat and footrest up or down to keep them comfortable.

The seat's various attachments are often sold separately. We like this buy because it comes with the removable five-point baby harness and baby leg restraints for optimal safety at mealtime. It's meant to be pulled right up to the family table, or you can buy a Stokke tray so it can stand alone.

One consumer tester noted that, over time, the footrest got loose in its pegs and sometimes crashed to the ground. Also, there's no folding this high chair and hiding it out of the way, nor is it on wheels. But it is a lovely, lasting piece of wooden furniture.

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Best Travel High Chair

Inglesina Fast Table Chair

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Best Travel High Chair

Inglesina Fast Table Chair

$79 at Amazon

Pros

• Super portable travel high chair with a carry case
• Lightweight and takes up zero floor space
• Gets baby right up to the table with the family

Cons

• Three-point harness only
• Must be removed from table for cleaning

The Inglesina Fast Table Chair is a game-changer when it comes to traveling — it clips onto most tables (so long as they don't have an apron or lip) so you can bring it to restaurants, Airbnbs or a friend's house. And it comes with a convenient carrying case. "If you're at all iffy about germs when you take your baby out, this is for you," one tester said. Our Good Housekeeping Executive Technical Director, Rachel Rothman, said "I used this with all three of my kids and found it super easy to pack away into its carry case, which you can keep under your stroller or in your car's backseat so you're always ready for a lunch or a playdate snack."

At home, you can use this as your everyday high chair. It was designed with Montessori principles in mind; your baby can join the rest of the family at the table and learn to eat food off of that surface. You could also buy the Fast Dining Tray for an extra $34 and have that rest on your table so that finger foods are somewhat contained. Whatever you chose, your baby will have a closer view of how everyone else eats and can listen more closely to the dinner conversation, picking up vocabulary. It comes in a wide range of colors and has a back pocket for bib storage.

Crumbs do slide under the clips, so you should remove the chair from the table for cleaning. There's only a three-point harness for safety — no shoulder straps, unfortunately — so keep an eye on any active toddler who is in this. The product is for use for up to 36 months of age.

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Best Minimalist High Chair

Lalo The Chair

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Best Minimalist High Chair

Lalo The Chair

$235 at meetlalo.com

Pros

• Simple design
• Inexpensive conversion kit makes this a kid chair
• Tray fits easily in the dishwasher

Cons

• No tilts or adjustments
• Can't fold up for storage

"I've seen that on Instagram!" is a common reaction to a Lalo sighting in real life. It's a simple, charming baby high chair that's essentially a plastic bucket seat on four wooden legs. Add the cushion and the tray, and you're ready to go.

That modern simplicity has spawned a lot of imitators but Lalo, which sells direct to consumers, stays ahead with cute colors (including pink, green, white, and black in addition to this blue) and a slew of equally easy-modern accessories, from a Splat Mat to a full dish set. It's a high chair but also a lifestyle brand. "It looks nice in my kitchen and has a great aesthetic," said Stefani Sassos, Director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Nutrition Lab, who uses this at her mom's house for her 1-year-old.

As cute as it is, there are not a lot of functions to this high chair. We appreciate that it doesn't waste much space, but there's no way to adjust the height, lean the chair back or fold it up for storage. "The curve of the seat is comfortable for a baby," Sassos noted, but it's not especially luxe. And testers tell us that, even though the footprint is pretty standard, they tend to trip over the wooden legs as they pass by in the kitchen.

For cleaning, the tray easily fits into your dishwasher, and the cushion can be thrown in the laundry on cold. It's a smart idea to buy an extra cushion so one can always be up to bat. The five-point harness and crotch bar provide safety, so be sure to strap your child in every time.

Finally, a big selling point is that you can purchase Play Legs and turn this into the cutest living room chair for your preschooler when they outgrow the high chair. Go big and buy the Play Table too and you'll have a whole play space set up. We love a high chair that can be upcycled!

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Most Adjustable High Chair

Maxi-Cosi Minla 6-in-1 High Chair

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Most Adjustable High Chair

Maxi-Cosi Minla 6-in-1 High Chair

$240 at Amazon$250 at Walmart$250 at Nordstrom

Pros

• Works from birth through preschool years
• Highly adjustable height, recline and tray position
• Wheels make this easy to move around

Cons

• The youth-seat conversion has a large footprint
• A little tough to fold for storage

This unassuming high chair can do pretty much everything. It is far more adjustable than most baby seats: You can position your baby at any of nine different heights and five different reclines, so this works for a newborn or a sleeping toddler. You can even adjust the tray to any of four positions, closer or further from your kid. It folds up compactly for storage — at least in theory. We had to look up a video of the high chair in action to understand that you must move the seat to a low position before you can fold the high chair.

Looks-wise, the metal legs are printed to resemble wood to a nice effect. There are two cushions that can be removed and machine-washed, and the tray on top of the tray fits into a dishwasher for cleaning. In testing, we really appreciated the four wheels that make this high chair easy to move around a kitchen.

There's a five-point harness for maximum safety and a substantial stopper between baby's legs so they can't slip down. Finally, this seat does grow with your kid. It becomes a clip-on booster seat able to sit on an adult kitchen chair. You can also set it to be a youth seat, first using the high chair seat and later swapping that out for a strapless, backless seat that could be used as a preschooler's desk chair, though the frame adds some bulk.

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Best High Chair For a Big Baby

Safety 1st 3-in-1 Grow & Go High Chair

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Best High Chair For a Big Baby

Safety 1st 3-in-1 Grow & Go High Chair

$90 at Amazon$90 at Walmart

Pros

• Convertible high chair for less than $100
• High weight limit

Cons

• Need two hands to get the tray off

This high chair has a nice amount of customization for its low price: It works as an infant recliner with three different angles of recline, a toddler high chair with six different height positions and an adjustable footrest, plus it turns into a child seat. It also wheels away when you don't need it and folds up for storage. In addition, it has a five-point harness for safety.

Testers loved how easy-to-clean the cushion was — all it needs is a wipe-down after meals. It's not an especially attractive high chair given that it is entirely plastic and fairly bulky. But with its 60-pound weight limit, this can easily hold a big and messy toddler who needs their own mealtime space that can be cleaned up in a jiffy. Pasta party!

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Best High Chair For Small Spaces

pottery barn Nuna ZAAZ High Chair

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Best High Chair For Small Spaces

pottery barn Nuna ZAAZ High Chair

$380 at Pottery Barn Kids

Pros

• Super sturdy
• Low legs with a small footprint
• Wipes clean

Cons

• Heavy
• On the pricey side

Rugged and durable, the small Nuna Zaaz is also among the most robust high chairs, able to hold over 200 pounds when you use it as a regular seat after the baby years. The chair itself, which has steel in it, is a sturdy 23 pounds, so it's not easy to move around but it's definitely easy to keep in place with few worries about tipping.

The unique foam seat wipes clean. We like this for small spaces because the legs are low and close together, giving it a smaller footprint. The overall high chair is wider when you add the tray. Its five-point harness has magnets in the buckle to help it snap together.

The seat can slide up and down to adjust the height, though it's a little awkward to do and is likely something you'll change only as your child hits new milestones, such as losing the tray and moving up to eat at the table. When your kid gets big the footrest can be removed, too.

Age of first use	When your baby can sit unassisted
Weight limit	220 lbs.
Footprint	19" x 24.5" with tray, 17" x 18.5" without tray
Height	From 32" to 34. 5"

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Best High Chair For Small Spaces

Fisher-Price SpaceSaver High Chair

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Best High Chair For Small Spaces

Fisher-Price SpaceSaver High Chair

$49 at Amazon

Pros

• Straps to an existing kitchen chair to save space
• Easy to travel with
• Works as a booster through preschool

Cons

• No height adjustment and recline might be hard to use

When space is at a premium, you can strap this right onto a kitchen chair and not lose any floor space. It's a high chair design that's been around for more than a decade, popular with apartment-dwellers and the less-is-more crowd that seeks simplicity.

The SpaceSaver has a recline option, but in our testing, we felt it doesn't work well with all kitchen chairs, so it's tough to depend on it. There's a tray-within-a-tray feature for easy cleanup, and the cushion is machine-washable. It has all the standard safety features we look for including a five-point harness and restraint bar. Just be sure to have this securely attached to an adult chair so it doesn't tip.

A clip-on chair like this is not height adjustable, but the tray and cushion do come off to make this a booster seat for your preschooler, prolonging its usefulness. Since it holds up to 50 pounds, you should be able to use it as a booster up until kindergarten. It also weighs less than 8 pounds, so if you want to throw it in the trunk on a road trip, it can easily come along.

Why buying a new high chair is best

Starting in mid-2019, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) implemented updated safety standards for high chairs. Before the switch, high chair injuries were responsible for more than 18,000 emergency-room visits, mostly caused when a child tried to climb in or out of a high chair; when the chair tipped over as a child pushed or rocked backwards; or when parts of the high chair (like the restraint) failed to work properly.

Now, all chairs are required to have a passive crotch restraint and a three-point restraint system that goes around a child's waist. If you can find a five-point restraint that also goes over the shoulders as shown in our photo, even better.

In addition, new chairs are harder than vintage ones to tip over, so think carefully before asking for an heirloom or hand-me-down. If you must grab one through a Buy Nothing site or elsewhere, be sure the high chair was made in the past three years.

As with all baby gear, when you buy new it's best to register it with the manufacturer so you can be notified of any recalls; you can also sign up for general baby-related recalls at the CPSC website.

How we test high chairs

We evaluated the following when we looked at baby high chairs:

✔️ Assembly: We clocked how many minutes it took to get the high chair set up for a 6-month-old baby to use.

✔️ Folding/unfolding: We rated, on a scale of 1 to 5, how easy a high chair was to fold and store, as well as how easy it was to move around our test kitchen. Some high chair options are not meant to be stored away at all; others not only fold, but they also have wheels that make them easy to move.

✔️ Ease of securing the child: We snapped a weighted baby doll into and out of the high chairs in our Lab, and took user feedback into account here. Five-point harnesses that go over a baby's shoulders take a little more time to use but are the safest way to secure a child in a high chair. All of the chairs that made our list also have a "passive restraint bar" which is a bar at the baby's crotch to keep them from slipping down.

✔️ Adjustability of the harness: We took points off for high chairs that have a harness that is hard to rethread when a child grows taller.

✔️ Height and recline: Not all high chairs have adjustable heights or a recline feature, but we gave points to chairs that did. We tested the height adjustment and recline on each chair that had them.

✔️ Ease of using the tray: Some high-chair trays can be removed with one hand, but most require an adult to pinch both sides and lift. We gave points to high chairs with easy-to-remove trays and made sure that if there was a tray-within-a-tray feature, the top tray fit in a dishwasher.

✔️ Cleaning: While we could rate how long it took to wipe down a chair in our Lab, we also leaned on user reviews for this. There is almost no reproducing the mess an actual toddler can make when they grab a high-chair harness with sticky fingers, then crumble a cracker into their lap. The easiest high chairs to clean are the ones with no padding. But those did not rate as highly in our next category.

✔️ Comfort: We gave points to chairs with cushions that can be used to keep an infant or older baby sitting comfortably for longer. But we do acknowledge that those do take extra cleaning.

✔️ Convertibility: Finally, we gave points to chairs that convert for use from infancy through the preschool years or even beyond. We like products that last for years!

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What to consider when shopping for a high chair

Here are our tips on what to consider when you're shopping for a baby's high chair:

✔️ Decide if you will use the seat in infancy. Your young baby is safe and contained when strapped into a reclined high chair seat with their bottle while you cook, clean or otherwise work in the kitchen. It can be a lot less stressful to have your baby up high, rather than in a bouncer seat on the floor where it is harder for you to see them. If you'd like to use a high chair during your baby's first 6 months, you'll want a full-size chair that can recline (as shown in our photo). On the downside, these usually have a large footprint. But the plus is that they have comfortable cushioning.

✔️ If you'll only use the high chair when your baby starts solids, there are more options. If you start using a high chair at about the 6-month mark, when your baby begins eating baby foods and finger foods, you can use one of the more modern high chairs. Some are clip-on chairs that sit right on an adult kitchen chair or attach to the kitchen table. These simple chairs often take up less space. Some have less cushioning, and you just wipe them down after a meal.

✔️ Decide if you want a chair that grows with your kid. Just as there are baby cribs that turn into toddler beds and then bed frames, there are high chairs that become toddler seats, youth chairs or even step stools. Some require separate conversion kits, but many do not.

✔️ Price is also a factor. The good news is that there are safe, useful high chairs at every price. If you have a budget, you'll likely be able to stick to it without much compromise.

How to clean high chairs

We asked Carolyn Forté, executive director of our Home Care & Cleaning Lab, for some advice:

✔️ Take special care with the tray. "The tray comes in contact with food, so I would only use a cleaner that says on the label that it's safe for food-contact surfaces," Forté says. (This one from Seventh Generation fits the bill.) "Even with one of those, for a baby, I would probably still rinse the tray after I cleaned it since they pick up food and put it directly in their mouths."

We like high chairs that have a tray-within-a-tray feature (shown in this photo) because the top tray can pop into the dishwasher. We have read comments from parents, though, that say some older children figure out how to take that top tray off — for flinging to the floor, not for cleaning.

✔️ Some cushioning is machine-washable. Read the instruction manual to be sure. Most high chair padding should be washed in cold water and allowed to air-dry.

✔️ When needed — once a day or once every few days — wipe down the legs, straps and the hard plastic seat. "I think it's fine to clean the seat and legs with any cleaning wipe or product, but for safety, also rinse it afterward," Forté says. "If you are using a product that disinfects, after letting it sit for the required time to kill germs, I would rinse and dry it, too."

Note that many high chair manuals ask that you do not use straight bleach on their products. A solution of water and dishwashing liquid, on a clean sponge or paper towel, is a better bet.

Why trust Good Housekeeping?

The Good Housekeeping Institute has been staffed with scientists, engineers and journalists for more than 100 years. Making solid product recommendations is in our brand's DNA.

Chief Technologist Rachel Rothman led the testing for this story. She's directed parenting-product coverage during all of her 15+ years with the Good Housekeeping Institute and is now the mother to three children age 6 and younger. Read her recent recommendations for double strollers and car seats.

Senior Parenting Editor Marisa LaScala added tried-and-tested high chair picks to this story. She's collected 50 Best Baby Shower Gifts for New Parents and 30 Fun Activities for 1-Year-Olds to Get Them Learning and Moving and is mom to a 7-year-old.

Contributing Writer Jessica Hartshorn worked on the 2023 edition of this roundup and continues to test baby high chairs as they hit the market. She previously worked at Parents magazine and also helped update the Top Baby Registry Items of 2023. Her two kids are now ages 17 and 20 and no longer smash blueberries into the floor.

Marisa LaScala

Senior Parenting & Relationships Editor

Marisa (she/her) has covered all things parenting, from the postpartum period through the empty nest, for Good Housekeeping since 2018; she previously wrote about parents and families at Parents and Working Mother. She lives with her husband and daughter in Brooklyn, where she can be found dominating the audio round at her local bar trivia night or tweeting about movies.

Jessica Hartshorn

Contributing Writer

Jessica (she/her) is a freelance writer with several decades of experience writing lifestyle content and evaluating home and parenting products. A mom of two teens and two cats, her previous work can be seen in American Baby and Parents.

Tested byRachel Rothman

Chief Technologist & Executive Technical Director

Rachel Rothman (she/her) is the chief technologist and executive technical director at the Good Housekeeping Institute, where she oversees testing methodology, implementation and reporting for all GH Labs. She also manages GH’s growing research division and the analysis of applicants for the GH Seal and all other testing emblems. During her 15 years at Good Housekeeping, Rachel has had the opportunity to evaluate thousands of products, including toys and cars for GH’s annual awards programs and countless innovative breakthroughs in consumer tech and home improvement. 

Rating of high chairs for 2022 ● read on the website tem-tem.ru

2023-01-03 20:53:39

We have prepared for you a rating of the best high chairs to help you make your choice. All presented models are functional, reliable and are in stable demand.

The rating includes the most functional and popular models for each group, and more importantly, these models are in stock, you don't have to wait for them to order.

5th place - Carrello Triumph

A complete highchair and swing in one, complete with soft insert, play arc and remote control.

Designed to be comfortable for both mother and baby. 4 positions of the backrest and the possibility of adjusting the footrest not only in height, but also in length, allow the child to sit or lie comfortably.

For your comfort, the seat height is adjustable and there is a removable top with an additional tray with cup holder.

6th place - Chicco Polly Magic Relax

Also, this model can be used from birth from a global Italian manufacturer whose impeccable workmanship and design will not raise doubts. Two ways of use - as a chaise longue with a play arch for a newborn and a high chair for a six-month-old child, make Chicco Polly Magic Relax functional and practical.

Equipped with casters to make it easy to move, and thanks to the compact folding system, it is easy to store and transport. The removable tray can be stored on the rear legs - practical and convenient.

5th place - Nuovita Unico

Exclusive model with electronic control unit for swing option. You no longer have to carry your newborn in your arms for hours to soothe him. Move the Nuovita Unico to the swing position, set the swing speed to the most suitable one, and the silent pendulum mechanism gently lulls your baby to sleep.

Among other features, it is worth noting the presence of built-in melodies, a timer and a motion sensor. To make it convenient for you to introduce the first complementary foods, as well as to use the high chair at the adult table, there are many adjustments.

4th place - Brevi B.Fun

Brevi B.Fun can also be used from birth. The chaise lounge option will allow the newborn to be in a safe and comfortable position, and the high chair option will create maximum comfort for the child while eating.

A multifunctional play arc that will certainly captivate the child and help him develop fine motor skills, thinking, hearing and color perception. The cover is made of fashionable and pleasant to the touch eco-leather.

Brevi B.Fun is easy to fold, the height of the seat, footrests and backrest can be adjusted. It is convenient to store the things you need at hand in an elastic pocket on the back of the back. Do you need to move it? There is nothing easier - the wheels make it mobile. Bright and modern design will fit perfectly into any interior.

3rd place - Peg-Perego Tatamia

An innovative model that boasts its impeccable Italian quality, design and functionality. By purchasing Peg-Perego Tatamia, you get three pieces of furniture at once: a deck chair, a swing and a high chair.

Luxurious eco-leather upholstery looks trendy and modern. The manufacturer took into account all the wishes and preferences of parents and their kids and created a truly ideal chair, the functionality of which is able to satisfy the requirements of even the most demanding mothers and fathers.

For babies, use the chaise longue and swing version, and for the introduction of the first foods directly as a high chair. It is easy to care for it: the cover is wiped with a cloth, the removable tray is washed in the dishwasher.

Six wheels allow you to easily move it around the apartment, and many adjustments for seat height, backrest tilt and footrest height allow you to adapt it to the individual parameters of the child.

2nd place - Mima Moon

The leader among premium highchairs for newborns. It is impossible not to fall in love with its elegant design at first sight. The special cocoon-shaped seat gently envelops the baby, like a mother's arms. The child will feel comfortable and calm.

This model is designed for a long life - from birth to 12 years. Due to the base of the metal pipe, the chair is able to withstand a load of up to 45 kg. The mattress on the seat and two cushions are made of first-class eco-leather. But that's not all that delights. Even with your little one sitting on the high chair, you can easily adjust the height with the push of a single button.

Up to six months this model can be used as a deck chair, from six months as a high chair with a plastic bowl, for a grown child the bowl is removed.

1st place - Caretero Indigo

Bestseller in 2019. This model is the leader in terms of functionality, practicality - price. It combines the functions of a high chair and an electric swing. For a newborn, move the backrest to the prone position, turn on soothing melodies and set the desired swing speed. Everything is easy and simple, and, most importantly, convenient and practical.

Your little one will love to swing smoothly on the swing. In addition, the kit includes an arc with toys: exploring the world around you will be incredibly fun and exciting. Please note that the electric music box works both from the mains and batteries - the convenience of every detail.

Best highchairs for feeding from 6 months

5th place - ChildHome Lambda 2

Growing wooden high chair that can be used up to six years. The natural massif of a beech is ecologically safe, strong and durable. An excellent choice for those parents who care about the health of their baby.

ChildHome Lambda 2 grows with your child thanks to the adjustable height of the seat, footrest and table top. The original design looks fashionable and modern, harmoniously fitting into the interior of any room.

4th place - ChildHome Evolu 2

Designer high chair on wooden beech legs with a unique height adjustment system: for the kitchen table, standard and children. ChildHome Evolu 2 will grow with your baby, providing a high level of comfort at every stage of his development. The soft insert on sitting creates additional comfort to the child. Trendy tech design, rounded design and eco-friendly materials attract the attention of modern parents.

3rd place - Chicco Polly

Classic highchair, one of the most popular models for several years now. Practical and functional, which has everything you need, but nothing more.

2nd place - Nuovita Futuro

A comfortable and practical chair, the functionality of which is thought out to the smallest detail, turning the process of eating for a child into a real royal meal. The high-quality eco-leather of the cover is easy to care for, has good performance properties and is pleasant to the touch.

With 7 seat heights, 5 backrest heights and 3 footrest heights, the Nuovita Futuro can be adapted to your child's needs. The design is fashionable and modern, the foldable design makes it easy to store and the wheels make it easy to move the chair. The frame is made in two colors: strict black and trendy white.

1st place - Carrello Caramel

Inexpensive and at the same time functional chair, made in practical eco-leather. It has 7 height adjustments, a convenient removable tabletop with an additional tray.

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Comfortable and safe seating for the child at the table can be ensured using highchairs. They are produced taking into account the anatomy of the body of babies. Environmentally friendly materials are used for their manufacture.

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1. TOP-10 chairs for feeding Buyers
2. Types, Features of chairs
3. Boster
4. Night
5. Transformers
6. 0163
7. Classic
8. High
9. What to consider when buying a high chair
10. FAQ
11. Video: which chair to choose for feeding a baby

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Types, features of high chairs

Modern manufacturers produce a wide range of high chairs for children. The products included in it differ in cost, design and materials of manufacture.

They are convenient for feeding babies who, due to their small stature, cannot reach a regular table. All products are divided into groups according to the type of construction.

Booster

Designed for babies who are too early to sit. They are placed in reclining booster chairs. This position is safe for the unformed spine of the child.

The products have several backrest reclining modes that allow you to choose the most suitable position for feeding your baby. The design provides fasteners for rattles.

Foldable

Handy due to its compact design. When folded, they take up minimal space in the apartment. They are convenient to store. Chairs of this type can be folding and collapsible.

Products are adjustable in height, backrest. Most models are available complete with children's tables.

Hanging

Designed to be hung on standard table tops. The fastening design is arranged according to the type of vice.

Highchairs of this type allow the child to sit at the same dining table with their parents. Mounted models are easy to fold. They cannot be attached to glass tops and tables with a thickness of more than 35 mm.

Three in one

Multifunction models. A feature of the design of models of this type is a lot of height and tilt adjustments. There is a sun lounger function. A significant part of the models of this type is equipped with a vibration mode. It is convenient to rock the babies in them.

The duration of the swing is set by the timer. Some models have a device for playing various melodies from a flash card.

Transformers

Products are intended for children with strong spine, aged 4-6 years. They can serve as a child seat and a high chair with a table.

Constructions of this type can easily be transformed into a cradle for a child.

Travel

Products with limited functions. The advantage of the design is their compactness. The chairs are lightweight and fit easily into the trunk of a car.

There are special handles on the body for carrying the chair when folded.

Classic

Products have high legs. When feeding a child, the chairs are simply pushed up to the usual dining table.

Tall

The most functional models. The structures are height adjustable, equipped with a removable table and can be folded like a book. The back angle is adjustable.

Things to consider when buying a highchair

When buying products, pay special attention to the safety of the child's seat. It depends on the quality of the assembly of high chairs and the material of their manufacture, the availability and reliability of the system of protective belts. It comes with three and five points.

Children's posture is influenced by the correct shape of footrests. Children's feet should only rest on a hard surface.

The design must not contain elements with sharp corners. Their presence can lead to injury to the child. The chair must have adjustable backrest angle and seat height.

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