For baby – a safe, secure, and comfortable chair featuring an adjustable and completely removable tray and stable footrest to provide support to your babies' posture. If you're looking for a chic and comfortable high chair option for your baby, then you have to consider the Little Lou Switch. This secure chair features an adjustable and completely removable tray and a footrest for total comfort. These can be removed to turn the Little Lou Switch into a fully functioning toddler chair. What makes Little Lou Switch different? 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.

This high chair is everything it is advertised to be and such great quality! It’s so versatile and our little boy sits so comfortably in it! It’s super easy to keep clean which is a really bonus." - Annie M, 10 April 2021 Make sure the high chair has a working harness that's not frayed – ideally a five-point harness with over-the-shoulder straps. Look over the seat pads or cushion. Stains or fading patterns are fine, but look out for holes where a nimble-fingered baby might pull out foam, as it can be a choking hazard.We've tested this model and it passed all our safety tests. It's possible to push over most high chairs, and manufacturers do say that children should not be left in a high chair unattended as it's unsafe. However, we know this is not always practical when you've got young children and you're trying to prepare dinner and get things done. Harness – most high chairs have a five-point harness, but some have a three-point one (so it fits around the waist and between the legs, but has no shoulder straps). You'll likely see a solid crotch bar (also known as a pommel) to help prevent your baby from slipping forward out of the chair. Three footrest settings to make your little one as comfortable as possible, and six height positions allow this highchair to meet any table height. Tray – our tests found that the bigger the tray, the better. Some trays include a sippy cup holder, while others come with removable tray inserts – making cleaning up much easier. A tray that's adjustable and detachable is a useful feature to look out for, as it will allow your baby plenty of extra space in the high chair as he or she grows. Such a great high chair for the price. Comes with lots of silicon cover and cool cushion designs on Etsy that fit!" - Hannah, 22 July 2021

Some parents want to plunk their baby down in a reclining high chair as soon as the infant can hold their own bottle. Others would rather wait until baby foods are introduced, then get a chair with an easy-to-clean tray that helps them serve homemade purees or begin baby-led weaning. For still others, gathering around the table is important, and they want a high chair that pulls up close to the family. And pretty much everyone these days wants a high chair that will be useful for more than a few months to save money and help the environment. There's a premium put on products that transform to last for years. When shopping for a high chair, you want a model that's safe, easy to assemble and comfortable for your child. In our expert guide, we explain which key features to look out for, and reveal some of our top-scoring high chairs.Tested for domestic and non-domestic use and meet the requirements for safety, durability, and stability set forth in the following standard: EN 14988. This highchair is suitable from birth up to three years old or maximum weight of 15kg. Lightweight at just 5kg with rear rollers making it easy to move and store, plus colour-coded touchpoints for easy setup and fold down. Testers found the different configurations easy to use but said that the high chair has a large footprint, about ‎30 x 24 inches. If you'll be keeping it around for some years, note the space needed in your kitchen. Also, any high chair with comfortable padding like this one takes longer to clean; food crumbs get in the crevice where the cushion meets the plastic seat. Many reviewers say you have to take the padding off to clean it thoroughly, but the good news is that it's machine-washable. 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. 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.

of the harness: We took points off for high chairs that have a harness that is hard to rethread when a child grows taller. First and foremost, the Stokke Tripp Trapp® is an award-winning high chair that stands out with its beautiful design that has stood the test of time (celebrating its 50th anniversary this year) that combines ergonomics without compromising on style. Many would consider it a piece of art in a home, able to be passed down from generation to generation. 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. The high chair is just what we were expecting, very stylish and easy to put together and comes with its own screwdriver and spanner. There are like 4 screws with bolts to put together and the legs together and that’s it." - Joe, 19 July 2021Baby Bunting offers a wide range of high chairs to keep your little one happy and giggling through mealtime. When babies approach four to six months, it’s usually time to introduce regular food. It usually starts with small bites of mashed vegetables, fruits or purees. But eventually, they will be eating full meals. That process won’t always be a smooth one, but it can be eased by having helpful equipment. Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room 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. 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!

Offering multiple seating options for infants to toddlers, this convertible high chair from Kmart will keep your child comfy as they grow. 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. 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. Folding high chairs – with some high chairs, you have to remove the tray before you fold it. This can become annoying if you have to do it several times a day, although some have handy spots on the frame where you can store the tray when it's not in use. 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.

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. Say hello to Buffet, the ultimate highchair from Silver Cross. Adjustable height. Reclinable chair. Dishwasher safe and wipe-clean cushioned seat. Light, compact and easy to store. It’s the Highchair that does everything you need it to, so you can focus on making feeding time fun. Who says parents can’t have it all? Why try the Silver Cross Buffet Reclining Highchair?