Fisher-Price SpaceSaver High Chair - Pacific Pebble, Infant-To-Toddler Dining Chair, GWD47

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And that high chair can go from a child using a tray to removing the tray and the child is pushed right up to the family table to enjoy meals with the entire family. Some chairs have three-point safety harnesses, which buckle just around the legs and at the waist; others have five-point harnesses, which include shoulder straps. And depending on the model of high chair you use, you may be able to use it much longer—some convertible high chairs hold the weight of an adult. On the other hand, the high chair seat itself is much heavier and even more like a car seat than those of the other modular chairs. The Svan Signet Complete has a bentwood frame and can adjust to last throughout childhood, and even for adult use.

While wheels can make it easier to move a high chair around the home, make sure the wheels can be locked to keep the chair more stable. I was ready to feed my baby at 5 months but he couldn’t sit up yet, so I put him in the bumbo (I set it on the floor-not on the table) and fed him. If your living space can’t accomodate a full-size high chair, this space-saving chair that attaches onto most dining chairs is a good, really affordable choice. If you’re looking for a high chair that you can continue to use with a toddler or even an older child, then it will be especially important to choose one with a higher weight limit.Attached tray: Unlike the trays on most high chairs, the Antilop’s tray is designed to stay in place most of the time. It also does not include a footrest, though you can add an aftermarket footrest or strap an exercise band across the legs to give your child some extra support. Unlike the IKEA Antilop and the vast majority of other high chairs, the Tripp Trapp is a piece of furniture you might keep forever: With its dozen configurations, it can grow from a first high chair for a 6-month-old to a toddler seat to a chair appropriate for most teens and even adults. If you can find it secondhand, we still think it’s worth considering because it’s easy to care for and sturdy, and it works well for a taller counter or breakfast bar.

Where development comes into play - Self-Confidence: High chairs help babies build confidence as they learn to feed themselves and participate in mealtime. So, it should come as no surprise that they’re likely going to make a mess – and possibly a big mess – during meals. If you’re looking for a more stylish and versatile chair: You might like Lalo’s The Chair, which converts to a play chair and takes up less room than either the IKEA Antilop or the Stokke Tripp Trapp. They measured each chair’s footprint and considered how easy it was to fold, roll, or lift out of the way between meals.The look of the Lalo stands out from a lot of what’s out there in the high chair market, and that’s one of the things we love the most about it.

The best thing about the Joovy Nook is that its tray opens and swings out to one side, so the caregiver doesn’t need to take it off and then put it back on when seating a baby in the chair. It has two height, adjustments and three recline positions to keep your baby comfortable, and you can transform it into a toddler booster when your little one is ready. This European-cultivated beachwood high chair converts for continued use through the toddler years, and even into adulthood. It buttons on, rather than unzipping; Jenni has used this chair for years and finds herself just leaving it dirty versus taking the time to clean it because disassembling it is annoying. It won’t last you as long as the Venture and doesn’t include a canopy, but it’s a great outdoor high chair option that’s super portable and really easy to keep clean.

The high chair is also really expensive, especially if you add on extras like the Newborn Set or the Junior Pillow. ca base "Our Suggested Age" ranges on these manufacturer recommendations, as well as considering which ages will enjoy the product. A convertible high chair may be more expensive, but it can save you money in the long run since you won’t need to purchase a separate booster seat for your toddler. Other features to rave about include ease of cleaning (zero nooks or crannies to worry about), a super stable base and a dishwasher-safe tray that’s effortless to get on and off.

Although this model is lightweight, it’s also sturdy, and its neutral, white-and-silver design and clean lines look presentable in just about any decor. In addition to having a removable and machine-washable seat pad, it also features a dishwasher-safe tray and a dishwasher-safe seat. The high chair straps on easily to your table chair with a strap around the back of the chair and a strap around the bottom of the chair.Delaware notes that “Some readiness signals might include full head control, and the ability for the baby to sit on their own with some degree of strength and stability with ability and willingness to bring their hands and objects to their own mouths. While some toddlers may be ready to transition to a chair with a booster at the table when they are around 18 months old, others might not be ready until they are closer to 3 years old. The Lalo’s non-toxic plastic material is easy to clean (although we didn’t like having to wash the optional-use cloth cover). But if you know constant scrubbing or getting into nooks and crannies is going to drive you nuts, you may want to stick with a basic, plastic model or one with wipeable fabric.