Spending too much time in a baby chair can delay certain physical milestones as babies don't get to work on building upper body strength and muscle control. Below you’ll find an in-depth comparison of the two chairs, including positioning, stability, ease of use, and accessories. Let’s dive in! Their torso should be positioned upright and airway unrestricted. This means their bum and pelvis are positioned directly under their hips (at a 90 degree angle). Two popular baby floor seats are the Fisher Price Sit-Me-Up chair and the UpSeat Floor Seat Booster Chair. The UpSeat is a physical-therapist designed answer to the Bumbo that puts a baby in a safe and healthy position (you’ll want to skip the well-known Bumbo because of incorrect posture and hip concerns). The Sit-Me-Up chair also allows babies to move and maintain health positioning.

We still found the UpSeat useful but it may be less of a fit for very active babies. Ease-of-Use & Putting Baby In the SeatsThese are all reasons why you want to find a comfortable seating position for your toddler or baby! My Feeding Toddlers online course and Baby Led Feeding course both equip you with the knowledge you need to feel confident through this process (and to solve the above problems you may be having!). What to look for in a high chair span itemprop="name">Worth the price.Perfect for starting solids for our six month old! Our high chair is too big for her still, and this was the right size. So much better than the bumbo!