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

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The smooth, plastic-and-steel construction is simple and functional, without the grime-collecting fabric or crumb-catching crevices that cause problems in other chairs. Simple but versatile: It can adjust to three heights, which is helpful when you’re using it as a booster seat, since some kids need a higher boost to reach the table than others. It is important to check the manufacturer’s recommendations and expiration date before using a high chair. Then, wipe down the chair with a damp cloth and mild soap, paying extra attention to any spots or stains. 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.

Second, the high chair can also work without the tray, if you prefer to push it close to the table so that your baby or toddler can eat there with the rest of the family. pounds, the IKEA Antilop chair is lighter, smaller, and easier to move around than most high chairs. Any product claim, statistic, quote or other representation about a product or service should be verified with the manufacturer or provider. Between the 60-pound weight limit and numerous seating options, the Graco Blossom is a good pick for those who want a high chair that can support their baby into toddlerhood. Because the only way you can make awesome things for babies and kids is to put yourself in their tiny shoes.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. As I read each one, I had my own “I remember when the ______ made it possible for me to cook dinner” or “The _________ was the only way I could get in a shower most days. The Stokke Tripp Trapp meets all of these criteria, keeping babies and toddlers in an ergonomic position. Users can also adjust the height between six different positions, adjust the footrest between three different positions (or remove it entirely), and choose from three different recline options. 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.

Looking for high chairs with removable – or even dishwasher-safe – trays, machine-washable covers, and minimal crannies to hold crumbs can help make cleanup more manageable. But my recollection of this product, is that I remember my aunt having one, don’t know for sure if it the same thing…but I really liked it and so did she.

It also features a three-position height adjustment that grows as your baby grows and allows them to be more a part of mealtime with the whole family. It straps securely to just about any kitchen or dining chair to give you and baby all the features, comfort, and convenience of a full-size high chair.

Depending on how much space you have in your dining room or kitchen, some chairs will likely be a better fit than others. The design of the Inglesina Fast Table Chair makes it ideal for parents and caregivers looking for a portable high chair, though it could also be used right at home, too. This seat maxes out at 37 pounds, which is fairly high but not quite as high as most full-sized high chairs on the market. Still, this chair makes more of a mess than our other picks, primarily because food and liquid tend to fall through the booster seat to the adult chair below.This foldable clip-on chair is small enough to pack in a suitcase and sturdy enough to attach to a picnic table. You can purchase this portable high chair in 11 different solid color options, including Stone Gray Melange, Slate Blue Melange, Red, Dark Green, and Lime. For example, if you are preparing dinner, you might decide to have your older babysit in the high chair to watch you in the kitchen.

To help you choose the right model, think about when you wish to start using the chair and how long you plan to continue using it. She’s also a mom of two and has a decade of experience writing about parenting, purchasing, and psychology.Some families put the high chair away before a child turns 2, while others continue to use the chair through toddlerhood and sometimes beyond (if it’s a booster or a convertible model).