Natural Birch Heartwood Adjustable Wooden High Chair Baby Highchair Solution for Babies and Toddlers Dining Highchair from 24 Months

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For baby – a safe, secure, and comfortable chair featuring an adjustable and completely removable tray and stable footrest to provide support to your babies' posture. For a really reasonable price, the Graco EveryStep offers functionality for years by morphing from a baby's first high chair to a booster seat to a preschool step stool. "This seems like it will keep solving problems and saving me from needing other things," one tester noted, echoing a sentiment a lot of families have. If you're looking for a chic and comfortable high chair option for your baby, then you have to consider the Little Lou Switch. This secure chair features an adjustable and completely removable tray and a footrest for total comfort. These can be removed to turn the Little Lou Switch into a fully functioning toddler chair. What makes Little Lou Switch different? All children, no matter where they grow up, have similar needs the first years – for example to try out new exciting food and practice their eating skills. A good way to learn is to watch how others do. These insights guided our engineer John Forsén as he developed ANTILOP – a highchair that lets children and their parents spend time together around the dining table. Along the way, John also learned that one way to create affordable furniture that simplifies people’s lives is doing things a bit differently. What makes the IKEA ANTILOP different?

of using the tray: Some high-chair trays can be removed with one hand, but most require an adult to pinch both sides and lift. We gave points to high chairs with easy-to-remove trays and made sure that if there was a tray-within-a-tray feature, the top tray fit in a dishwasher.This highchair is suitable from birth up to three years old or maximum weight of 15kg. Lightweight at just 5kg with rear rollers making it easy to move and store, plus colour-coded touchpoints for easy setup and fold down. For you – an easy to clean tray and wipeable surface seat cushion as well as being stylish and blending in with your current home furnishing Some parents want to plunk their baby down in a reclining high chair as soon as the infant can hold their own bottle. Others would rather wait until baby foods are introduced, then get a chair with an easy-to-clean tray that helps them serve homemade purees or begin baby-led weaning. For still others, gathering around the table is important, and they want a high chair that pulls up close to the family. And pretty much everyone these days wants a high chair that will be useful for more than a few months to save money and help the environment. There's a premium put on products that transform to last for years. Time for your baby to join the big leagues! Weaning doesn’t have to be a pain, even though a mess is unavoidable. With a highchair, your baby can explore new tastes and textures in a safe and controlled space. And it might help give you some peace during mealtimes too. A highchair can help with the weaning We love our Stokke chairs. We had them in two houses we rented while on vacation and decided to splurge and buy them for our 2 year old and 4 year old. The quality is great, very easy to clean, and easy to adjust. Putting them together was a snap and the kids love them.”- Kate

When babies approach four to six months, it’s usually time to introduce regular food. It usually starts with small bites of mashed vegetables, fruits or purees. But eventually, they will be eating full meals. That process won’t always be a smooth one, but it can be eased by having helpful equipment.

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Decide if you want a chair that grows with your kid. Just as there are baby cribs that turn into toddler beds and then bed frames, there are high chairs that become toddler seats, youth chairs or even step stools. Some require separate conversion kits, but many do not. Harness – most high chairs have a five-point harness, but some have a three-point one (so it fits around the waist and between the legs, but has no shoulder straps). You'll likely see a solid crotch bar (also known as a pommel) to help prevent your baby from slipping forward out of the chair. Make sure the high chair has a working harness that's not frayed – ideally a five-point harness with over-the-shoulder straps.