Fixed. Folding. Table-clamping. Convertible. High chairs cater for every scenario imaginable. So which throne do you actually need?
Plenty of space
Fixed high chairs tend to be more stable, durable and comfortable than their counterparts, but can be awkward to move around. Most can be height adjusted and can recline to accommodate newborns, such as Bloom's Fresco. Others, such as Stokke's Tripp Trapp morph into adult chairs. However, not all have trays; possibly inconvenient if not used at the table.
You might be moving the high chair around your house quite frequently; from the kitchen to the balcony/deck to everywhere in between. Make sure it's not too heavy or awkward to lift.
Short on space
Many folding high chairs fold flat for easy storage. Cheaper models tend to be flimsy; double check the legs are well splayed and lock in place when engaged. Again, not all have trays.
Table-clamping high chairs provide comfort with a space-saving design. Without legs, this type of chair attaches to the side of a table with strong clamps. Chicco's 'Quick Adjust' Table Seat has rubber table clamps to protect your table, and the entire seat can be removed to wash. Check the weight limit as they tend to vary between brands.
Boosters look identical to traditional highchairs, but without the legs. The seat sits on a regular chair and attaches to the back of the chair with straps. Just make sure you won't miss the chair!
The traveling nomad
Say goodbye to dirty restaurant high chairs and soiling your pram. Light-weight versions of the table clamp, such as Phil and Ted's Lobster are a breeze to transport and wash, yet supportive enough for regular use.
High chair harnesses strap your babe to almost any chair, although they're not as supportive as the table clamps. Snazzy Baby's Travel Chair can also be used in your shopping trolley and fits easily into your bag.
No matter which throne you choose, make sure it's simple to clean. Don't even consider a high chair without a crotch strap/bar and safety harness (ideally, 5-point). Your babe will learn, laugh and grow in the high chair, so consider your decision carefully before taking the plunge!
Amanda G Jephtha is the founder of Planning for Babe: [http://www.planningforbabe.com.au] Planning for Babe's baby planners exclusively tailor the most suitable baby products and services to your individual needs and circumstances - just like a wedding planner to a wedding. Our baby planner packages range from giving you the confidence to make informed decisions on the perfect baby products and services, through to personal shopping and designing and assembling the nursery. Based on our consultations and additional research, Planning for Babe will present you with a professional Client Portfolio, containing fully tailored recommendations and supplementary information. Planning for Babe gives you the most important luxury - the gift of time and confidence to enjoy your pregnancy.
Check out the Planning for Babe blog http://www.planningforbabe.blogspot.com for practical tips on buying for your babe.
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Plenty of space
Fixed high chairs tend to be more stable, durable and comfortable than their counterparts, but can be awkward to move around. Most can be height adjusted and can recline to accommodate newborns, such as Bloom's Fresco. Others, such as Stokke's Tripp Trapp morph into adult chairs. However, not all have trays; possibly inconvenient if not used at the table.
You might be moving the high chair around your house quite frequently; from the kitchen to the balcony/deck to everywhere in between. Make sure it's not too heavy or awkward to lift.
Short on space
Many folding high chairs fold flat for easy storage. Cheaper models tend to be flimsy; double check the legs are well splayed and lock in place when engaged. Again, not all have trays.
Table-clamping high chairs provide comfort with a space-saving design. Without legs, this type of chair attaches to the side of a table with strong clamps. Chicco's 'Quick Adjust' Table Seat has rubber table clamps to protect your table, and the entire seat can be removed to wash. Check the weight limit as they tend to vary between brands.
Boosters look identical to traditional highchairs, but without the legs. The seat sits on a regular chair and attaches to the back of the chair with straps. Just make sure you won't miss the chair!
The traveling nomad
Say goodbye to dirty restaurant high chairs and soiling your pram. Light-weight versions of the table clamp, such as Phil and Ted's Lobster are a breeze to transport and wash, yet supportive enough for regular use.
High chair harnesses strap your babe to almost any chair, although they're not as supportive as the table clamps. Snazzy Baby's Travel Chair can also be used in your shopping trolley and fits easily into your bag.
No matter which throne you choose, make sure it's simple to clean. Don't even consider a high chair without a crotch strap/bar and safety harness (ideally, 5-point). Your babe will learn, laugh and grow in the high chair, so consider your decision carefully before taking the plunge!
Amanda G Jephtha is the founder of Planning for Babe: [http://www.planningforbabe.com.au] Planning for Babe's baby planners exclusively tailor the most suitable baby products and services to your individual needs and circumstances - just like a wedding planner to a wedding. Our baby planner packages range from giving you the confidence to make informed decisions on the perfect baby products and services, through to personal shopping and designing and assembling the nursery. Based on our consultations and additional research, Planning for Babe will present you with a professional Client Portfolio, containing fully tailored recommendations and supplementary information. Planning for Babe gives you the most important luxury - the gift of time and confidence to enjoy your pregnancy.
Check out the Planning for Babe blog http://www.planningforbabe.blogspot.com for practical tips on buying for your babe.
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