BABY JOY 5 in 1 High Chair, Baby Eat & Grow Convertible High Chair/Booster Seat/Toddler Chair & Table, Infant Wooden Dining Chairs w/5-Point Seat Belt, Removable 4-Position Tray & PU Cushion, Grey

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with the tray she is a little back from the table (which was expected as all high chair are like this). What you need to do is simply unlatch the convenient plate and move it to the sink for a thorough rinse.

She’s taken it on road trips, carried it through four rental homes, and is now using it with her second child. 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.This is our baby high chair which is a combination of the aesthetic inspiration of children's furniture design and the ergonomic concept of baby's growth. But it also felt a little cheaper: The tray was tough to lock in, and the wheels had it sliding around the floor, even when they were locked. The 3-in-1 versatile design allows our high chair to be switched to three different shapes to meet the baby's needs at different ages. But you could forgo some of those extras (the tray, for example, isn’t needed if you want the baby to eat at the table). And it’s an unusually attractive piece of furniture that you may want to keep forever; otherwise, it should be easy to sell secondhand.

Tiny diners love smearing hands full of sticky puree everywhere they can reach, and toddlers are notorious for overturning entire bowls of Cheerios and milk more often than not. It also has a longer assembly time (36 minutes) than many other chairs we tested, but we found it was easier to put together and adjust than similar wooden competitors. 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.The OXO Tot Seedling High Chair was one of our favorite adjustable chairs, but it’s been discontinued. Read more about the condition New other (see details): A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear.

It will likely work just fine for kids ages 3 and up, but it doesn’t seem ideal for the youngest eaters. point Safety Harness: The five-point safety belt with adjustable length can keep babies securely in place without leaning forward and falling down, preventing them from being injured when left unattended. point Safety Harness: The five-point safety belt with adjustable length can keep baby securely in place without leaning forward and falling down, preventing them from being injured when left unattended. The Stokke Tripp Trapp’s manual explains that the chair is not for use on rough surfaces and uneven floors, such as areas with rugs or tiles, because the chair needs to be able to slide backward. He loved the chair’s design so much that he declared it his “special seat” and refused to eat on anything else.Compared with our top pick, this chair is much pricier and more complicated, requiring add-on purchases for use with infants and some effort to assemble and adjust. It stands at a fixed but comfortable height that lets you pull it up to the dining table (the tray sits at the 29-inch mark), but it’s too low for eating at a breakfast bar or taller counter.

And it wasn’t comfortable for Erica’s infant daughter, nor was it easy to clean: The chair has deep grooves and slots, and they were hard to reach with a sponge or even a scrubbing brush. The cushioned seats are not only comfortable but also made from materials that resist stains and spills. Once you get the hang of it, it’s easy enough to remove the tray and then snap it back in after running it through the dishwasher. Relatively easy to clean: We studied the half-dozen readily available chairs of this type and concluded that the Healthy Care Deluxe would be the easiest to clean (many similar chairs have large, often ruffle-lined fabric components). I want to thank all the reviewers who helped us make this decision to purchase this particular high chair.If you like the design of the Stokke Tripp Trapp but want a slightly less expensive option: The Stokke Steps chair is worth considering. 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. Removing the tray for the first time will leave many parents wondering if it’s actually intended to come off. And for families looking for versatility, our convertible highchairs transition from infant seats to toddler chairs, ensuring that your investment lasts well beyond the baby years.