For more space saving options, consider a booster seat. Booster seats fasten easily onto adult dining chairs to give baby a boost, creating a baby friendly seat for mealtimes. These baby feeding chairs can often be used from 4 months all the way up to 22kg, depending on the brand. They’re great for holidays, visits to gran and smaller spaces. Some can even be set up on the floor for independent little ones who still need a little support while they sit. Parenting experience meets Scandi-inspired design in the Babylo Icon 2-in-1 Highchair & Junior Chair. This modern wooden highchair grows with your child from 6 months up to 5 years. Adjustable Support The removable tray makes cleaning up after messy meals a breeze. The tray has 2 layers to swap from meal time to play time in seconds, with 3 positions to grow with your child. The luxuriously padded PU seat liner is soft and wipe-clean. Converts to Junior Chair The Babylo Icon Highchair converts from comfortable highchair to junior chair, adapting to meet your child’s changing needs. Simply remove the tray and shorten the wooden legs to create a seat that’s just right for kids from 3-5 years old. Features

This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. When it’s time to start weaning, a baby highchair or booster your little one loves can help make the change in routine fun. Bright colours and playful patterns can spark baby’s imagination, while classic wooden highchairs blend in beautifully with modern kitchens and dining rooms.Baby highchairs are suitable from 6 months, around the same time you can start to introduce your baby to solids. It can be a good idea to feed baby their first ever solids in the morning or right after a nap. Once baby has gotten used to eating, introduce new foods rapidly—it can take up to 15 tries before a child will accept a new food, so don’t give up!