Product reviews

The cheapest on the market at £15 - do get the tray

My baby happy in it from 4 months. Try in the cafeteria before you buy! Only problem is not foldable, but at this price, buy another to leave at your mum's if she's got space, then one less thing to take!

The appeal is in the plain design, as there are less nooks and crannies for food to get stuck down than some of the more deluxe high-chairs. There is also a relatively small footprint so it takes up less space around the table.

Cheap but perfectly adequate, looks good, baby likes it. Much prefer it to the traditional plastic folding highchair with tray that I originally bought.

Having looked at lots of different highchairs we plumped for the cheap and cheerful Ikea Antilop and we haven't regretted our choice. It does everything I wanted - i.e. can be used with or without tray (the tray has raised edges), can be sat up to the dinner table so our baby can eat with us, is hygienic and easy to clean (very few crevices for food to hide in), looks actually quite stylish as it is simple and clean looking in white and silver, and it can be taken apart in a minute just by removing the legs. The only downside are that it doesn't recline (didn't bother us) and it doesn't fold down flat (the legs come off but you are left with the plastic moulded seat to store). That said, it is still pretty portable - we have taken it with us when going to stay with friends as it is so quick to assemble. I would really recommend this highchair and for the price (£15 for chair and tray) it must be hard to beat!