It doesn't fold away either – but when it looks as stylish as this, you'll probably want to keep it out on display! The wheels on the bottom of the legs are great for moving it around the house, but aren’t ideal for storage. After the first child was given an ikea one- much easier to use and you can take the legs off to Chuck it in the car to visit grandparents etc. When testing these highchairs, we considered age suitability, size, portability, multi-use, ease of cleaning, weight and whether there's a harness. The first is the six-position swivelling seat, which makes light work out of getting baby in and out.

It boasts a functional but modern design and is incredibly lightweight, meaning that if you need to move it around the kitchen it's an absolute breeze. Superior Design- adjustable to 7 height positions and 3 seat positions; the seat unit lies fully flat suitable from birth, designed to take your little one from birth to toddler.

You’re probably best to get a high chair just before your baby starts showing these signs, so you’re ready to go with puréed fruit as soon as they’re ready.

If they're old enough to run around, stair gates are another way to keep your little one secure whilst allowing them to explore their surroundings. I like to take a hose to it every few months in the garden for a deep clean but it drys super fat and is easy to assemble again. The slanting design not only looks great but is also practical as it makes the chair safe and secure. In addition, the strong and weighty base offers huge appeal to those with active little ones – although some might find that it leaves a footprint on the carpet, and it doesn’t make this high chair particularly portable. MFM parent tester Sarah particularly liked how early she could use the highchair with her 4-month-old daughter: "I loved that my second-born could be in a highchair at 3 months old – that was a real novelty, as I had to wait until my first daughter could sit up before using a highchair.Like many of the other products in this article, it's adjustable with 4 different modes and can be used as a standard high chair, a low-feeding chair, a booster seat which can be added to a dining chair, and a high stool for youngsters.

Parents will love its simple 1-handed fold function, and it's something our MFM parent tester Fay, mum to 8-month-old Chester, pointed out as a major plus-point. Depending on your child’s height and confidence with sitting, you’ll be using your high chair three to five times daily for around 18 months. But underneath the actual padding the plastic chair frame itself is divided into little square sections. Just be aware that the seat cover isn't quite as easy to clean as all-over plastic seats (our reviewer commented on the fact that food can get encrusted on the material) – although it is machine washable, which is handy.

It is super lightweight, which is great for anyone, especially when you have a needy baby and need to multi task" was the verdict of our MFM parent tester Natasha - mum to an 8-month-old daughter - who was a fan of the space-saving design.

The 5-point harness feels stable and secure and there are anti-slip foot cups on the frame to help prevent it from sliding about.The lightweight, machine-washable design attaches firmly to most chair types via strong ties and then cleverly folds away neatly. The table-clamped chair: Good as a portable alternative if you’re taking your baby out to a café or to a friend’s house. The simple design makes the chair incredibly easy to clean, especially as there are no little corners for food to hide in, and the removable tray can be wiped down no problem. If you love the look of Vital Baby’s iconic Nourish Scoop high chair, you’ll love this updated version that comes with a 360° swivelling seat.