Product reviews

Trying to decide between the Stokke Tripp Trapp and the BabyDan Chair I couldn't see much between them, except a huge price difference. My sister has the Stokke and her 14 month old is hard to squeeze in and out because it's so tight! The adjustability of the BabyDan, on the other hand, is brilliant, especially the front brace, and it's really easy to do. I did wonder whether it would fit under our table because I wanted to put it at the end of the table where there's a stretcher/runner, but the base of the BabyDan chair just slips under and leaves the chair the perfect distance from the table. It's a great looking piece of furniture but the best thing about it is that it fits my child and table perfectly. I got mine from Thatcuteage.com - fantastic service and combined price for chair and cushion of £74 including delivery - SO recommended!

Often overlooked for the more expensive and no more beautiful Stokke TrippTrapp. This is half the price though.

Very stylish design and made of wood, super-adjustable so your child can use it for years. Very safe and easy to clean.

Cheaper than the Stokke highchair but just as easy to use, it's been a lifesaver in our house. Easy to clean, pulls up to the table so baby can join in the meals. Buy from Kiddicare for a lot less than the price quoted here - we paid £49.99.

A great highchair that will last for ages. It looks fab pulled up to the tabel - no huge plastic monstrosity here!

Easy to assemble, the seat cushions add comfort and are washable, though wipe clean may be more useful.

Doesn't fold up, but it sits neatly at our table, so storage is not an issue.

You can get them for cheaper than the list price from Argos, or Ebay.

Loved it so much i now have two! tried the booster seat thing with several different types when DS was 2 and couldn't get one that he sat on well. Went for baby dan as cheaper than some but looked good and sturdy. So much easier to clean than my conventional high chair and easy to assemble and adjust