Ease of use: How easy is setup out of the box? How easy is it to take the tray on and off? Is it easy to fold up and down? Is it easy to take apart, and fairly lightweight if it's intended for traveling? Need a high chair? You've come to the right place. Our review ranks the top 7 high chairs available today. With an endless variety of functions, materials, and designs, how can a new parent determine the best option? To determine the best, we extensively researched the market before selecting and purchasing the most promising contenders for in-house, hands-on testing. We evaluated essential performance attributes for each chair, such as ease of use, level of involvement in cleaning the chair, quality, and more. Ultimately, our comprehensive review includes the details you need, like each contender's pros and cons, to help you find the best option for your baby and budget size. Versatile, multi-functional and ultra comfortable, Siesta is suitable from birth. It can be used as a comfortable recliner and, later on, as a chair when your child can sit at table with adults. The advantage of Siesta is that you have two products in one, so you have more room and the house is not cluttered by too many baby items. Easy to use, the Siesta high chair has a soft, comfortable seat that can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.

There are many models on offer, in cheerfully fashionable colours and equipped with seat belts, a protective front bar, a reclining seat and a double dishwasher-safe tray. The highchair may also be used as a play station, being easy to move and to adjust to various heights! The soft wheels glide over all surfaces, including wooden floors, and Peg Perego's innovative Stop&Go braking system guarantees sibling-proof safety, as it can only be controlled by an adult. Padded anatomic seat with height-adjustable, 5-point safety harness so the high chair grows with your child.Height can be adjusted in 9 positions; as you child grows, he can eat at the table just like an adult by taking away the removable tray. Comfort: Is it cushiony? Is it ergonomic? Is there a footrest that babies and toddlers alike can reach?

Double removable tray with a cup holder/bottle holder that is dishwasher safe, to keep extra clean. Height can be adjusted in 7 positions; as you child grows he can eat at the table just like an adult by removing the extractable tray. Crotch Restraint/Safety Post: The safety post goes between the baby's legs to prevent slipping under the tray or out of the chair. Some chairs have a stationary crotch restraint, and others have a crotch post attached to the tray or seat bottom. We prefer products with a fixed center post as it is a little less likely that the baby will slip out. If the post is connected to the tray, it likely won't fit in the dishwasher, and you can't put the tray flat on the counter, something you'll want to do when prepping a meal.The Peg Perego Siesta is a high-quality chair with years of potential service. This chair is well-designed with practical features like adjustable recline, height, and footrest. This option creates a good place for infants to recline with a bottle, is great for a self-feeding hungry toddler, and almost everything in between. The Prima Classe fabric comes in multiple colors and has a supple, leathery feel that is easy to clean. The chair has wheels for easier moving around the kitchen, and it features a Stop & Go Brake system that is safe and simple to use. This chair has a compact fold, perfect for small homes or parents who prefer to keep gear stowed away. I tested each high chair over the course of a few weeks in my home, letting both my 18-month-old toddler and a neighbor’s 6-month-old baby try them out, ensuring I considered high chairs that would work for multiple ages. My toddler spent multiple meals in each high chair, where I adjusted settings and configurations to determine the best fit. I collapsed and reopened high chairs, testing their ease of use, functionality and durability. I pushed them around my dining room, noting how easily they moved or did not. I tried to consider how each would work for parents on an everyday basis. I also intentionally got these high chairs messy and noted if they stained and how easy each was to clean.

The Peg Perego Siesta high chair folds compactly and can be stowed away in the upright position. Alexandra Frost For Forbes Vetted A Creative, Collapsible Design Double removable tray with a cup holder/bottle holder that is dishwasher safe - for keeping extra clean. This chair has a wide footprint, making it one of the widest in the group, so it might not be suitable for tiny spaces even if you can store it out of the way. Also, you need to remove the tray before folding it to store, which means you'll need a different location for storing that. Depending on your space, this could be challenging or a hassle. We think this is a cost-effective solution for baby feeding and think it gets the job done with only a few hiccups. If money is a concern and you aren't worried about long-term use or the highest quality, it will meet your needs without much frustration.

No matter what your baby is doing - sleeping, relaxing or eating - Tatamia is so versatile it always ensures your child is very comfortable and completely safe. Tatamia will help you teach your baby that eating with the family is fun and important from a very early age. Setting this good example will make family meals an easily-learnt habit. After jumping over the hurdle of assembly, you won't be disappointed by the functionality and ability to blend right into the kitchen table The Prima Pappa Follow Me high chair is suitable from birth up to three years of age. You can use it as a recliner chair from birth, then turn it into a high chair when your baby starts eating solid food. When your child is older you can remove the tray and use it as a normal chair, so your little one can sit at table with everyone else and eat on his or her own. After researching the most popular and highly rated high chairs online, I reached out to companies and asked for test products to review. I tested each for several days with my 9-month-old baby, including using the "yogurt test," the messiest meal possible, to see how easy they were to clean.