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Baby Highchairs – Adjustable, Portable, Multi-Function

Discover our collection of baby highchairs designed to make mealtimes safe, comfortable, and enjoyable. From adjustable wooden highchairs and portable booster seats to multi-function chairs that grow with your child, we've got trusted brands like Cosatto, Chicco, and Stokke.

Shop by Highchair Type

• Full-Size Highchairs: Adjustable height, reclining seats, and removable trays – perfect for everyday use from 6 months to 3+ years
• Wooden Highchairs: Scandinavian-style chairs in natural wood that convert to toddler chairs and adult seating
• Portable Highchairs: Lightweight, foldable chairs for travel, dining out, or small spaces
• Booster Seats: Compact seats that attach to dining chairs – ideal for toddlers transitioning to the table
• Multi-Function Highchairs: Convertible chairs that transform into play tables, toddler chairs, or youth seating
• Reclining Highchairs: Newborn-ready chairs with lie-flat recline for bottle feeding from birth

Shop by Age & Stage

Choose the right highchair for your child's development:

• Newborn (0-6 Months): Reclining highchairs with lie-flat positions for bottle feeding
• 6-12 Months (Weaning): Upright highchairs with adjustable trays and 5-point harnesses for safe self-feeding
• 12+ Months (Toddlers): Booster seats or convertible chairs that bring toddlers to table height
• 3+ Years: Wooden highchairs that convert to regular chairs for long-term use

Top Brands

Shop highchairs from trusted brands:

• Cosatto: Colourful, feature-packed highchairs with compact folds and wipe-clean fabrics
• Chicco: Practical, affordable highchairs with adjustable height and reclining seats
• Stokke: Iconic Tripp Trapp wooden chairs that grow from baby to adult
• Joie: Multi-function highchairs with clever features and easy cleaning

Essential Features

• 5-Point Harness: Secure straps keep baby safely seated during mealtimes
• Adjustable Height: Multiple height positions to match your dining table or kitchen counter
• Removable Tray: Dishwasher-safe trays with raised edges to contain spills
• Wipe-Clean Materials: Easy-clean fabrics, plastic, or wood finishes for quick post-meal cleanup
• Compact Fold: Space-saving designs that fold flat for storage or travel
• Footrest: Adjustable footrests support proper posture and comfort
• Reclining Seat: Multiple recline positions for feeding, playing, or napping

Wooden vs Plastic Highchairs

Wooden highchairs (like Stokke Tripp Trapp) are durable, stylish, and grow with your child from baby to adult. They're easy to wipe clean and fit seamlessly into modern homes. Plastic highchairs are lightweight, often foldable, and have padded seats with removable covers. They're more affordable and feature-packed but may not last as long. Choose based on your priorities: longevity and aesthetics (wood) or portability and features (plastic).

Complete Your Mealtime Setup

Pair your highchair with these essentials:

• Weaning Sets: Suction bowls, spoons, and training cups
• Bibs: Silicone bibs with food-catch pockets
• Splash Mats: Waterproof floor protectors for under the highchair
• Highchair Cushions: Extra padding for comfort during longer meals
• Toy Straps: Keep toys attached to the tray to prevent dropping

Frequently Asked Questions

When can my baby start using a highchair?

Most babies are ready for a highchair around 6 months when they can sit upright independently with minimal support. This usually coincides with starting weaning. Look for these signs: baby can hold their head steady, sit with support, and show interest in food. Some reclining highchairs can be used from birth for bottle feeding, but always check the manufacturer's age recommendations.

What's the difference between a highchair and a booster seat?

Highchairs are standalone chairs with their own legs, trays, and safety harnesses. They're suitable from 6 months and offer more features like height adjustment and reclining. Booster seats attach to regular dining chairs, bringing toddlers up to table height. They're more compact, portable, and ideal for 18+ months when baby has good sitting stability. Many families use a highchair for weaning, then switch to a booster around 18-24 months.

How do I clean a highchair properly?

After each meal, wipe the tray, seat, and harness with warm soapy water or antibacterial wipes. Remove fabric covers and machine wash weekly (check care labels). For wooden highchairs, wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap – never soak. Clean crevices with a small brush or toothbrush. Once weekly, do a deep clean: remove the tray, turn the chair upside down, and clean all hidden areas where food accumulates. Always rinse thoroughly and air dry.

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