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

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You can find out more about our use, change your default settings, and withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future by visiting Cookies Settings, which can also be found in the footer of the site. Adults don’t usually eat like that, and that’s not how we want our babies to eat either,” she explains. It’s not only healthy but also gives them confidence and boosts their interaction with the outside world. It’s worth considering that the straps are only a 3-point lap strap, rather than the safer 5-point straps, and there is no footrest (although a number of companies make ones you can add to this specific chair.

Our top picks include necessary safety features such as a safety harness, metal joint construction, a wide, supportive base, and a secure food tray. While it doesn’t have rolling wheels, it comes with scratch-free pads that are gentle on your floor.It has an extremely handy infant insert and cushion that help him sit up straight, which means he is less likely to choke and is more confident in his eating,” says Corsillo. Read our editorial process to learn more about how we fact-check and keep our content accurate, reliable, and trustworthy. The biggest reservation moms have when testing out this unique high chair is that their child will somehow fall. Parent tester Susan, who tested this with their 2 month old, said: "Overall, we thought the quality was great and the seat feels very robust, secure and easy to use. At this young age it’s important to make sure the safety harness fits well, your baby can sit in a supported position and there is enough padding to keep your baby comfortable.

If your preferred high chair doesn’t come with one, Anderson says it’s easy enough to hack one by tying resistance bands around the legs of the chair so your baby has a place to put their feet. With a built-in 2-position footrest for support, and a 3-position tray for easy access (which also comes off for cleaning) your child will be guaranteed a comfortable meal time. Portability – There are plenty of options that are compact and light when folded, so are easy to fit in the boot of your car. Review Methodology: At Mom Loves Best, we understand the importance of finding the perfect high chair for small spaces. If your chair is collapsible, you’ll have a much easier time storing it in a corner or behind a pantry door.

When my second baby became too fidgety for the Inglesina, we transferred him to the Evolve high chair, and he’s been comfortably eating in it ever since. Parent tester Sarah, mum to a 14-month-old daughter, said: “The highchair is really easy to clean, which is great because most of Edie’s food ends up on the chair rather than in her mouth,” she said. Nonetheless, this one makes it a step further, by furnishing you with six distinct uses as your little one grows older. Other features of the boon flair highchair include a five-point support system, urethane casters that help protect the floor, and a safety post.

These both provide support for young babies and can be used both on the floor or attached to a regular chair. Also, you’ll appreciate the fact that the stain-resistant fabric seat is easy to clean and sanitize.After using this high chair for a while now, I can say it has some great features and a few areas that could use improvement. Foot-activated length adjustment which simply means the highchair will always be comfortable to use. We also evaluate the design choices and their impact on users, ensuring that our top recommendations stand out from the competition.

It’s removable and dishwasher-safe, which is supposed to cut down on cleaning the actual tray, but because it doesn’t snap into place, it’s pretty much useless with my 16-month-old, who can easily lift it out and chuck it on the floor. The adjustable tray is a great feature for growing kids, and the chair securely straps to our dining chairs with ease.As Anderson explains, it requires so much energy for a baby to explore their food and focus on the task of eating that “we want to reduce the load of them having to figure out how to stabilize themselves,” which is why an upright seat and a footrest are key features Anderson looks for in a high chair. However, it's important to note that minimal padding may cause discomfort for some babies, and it's only suitable for those who can sit up independently. Anderson also used Tripp Trapp chairs when her kids were older (without the inserts) and said that sitting in them with the footrests helped improve their ability to sit comfortably at the table. So, don’t forget to study all the alternatives in a detailed way, because it is a matter of your child and family preference.