BabyBjörn Highchair

We have had this chair for nearly a year and my tall 16 month old is still very much in it, which was an initial worry given its smaller size.

It is the easiest to clean, simple to operate (once you have the knack of closing the tray it's brilliant not to have straps covered in food), and takes up the least space of anything else we saw on the market.

Comfort wise - no padding but this is good as no crevices to clean out!

Just wish is had been a bit cheaper, but excellent design and durability mean still value for money

Top marks.

I love this high chair. We bought it a few weeks ago for our now 5 month old. She's little for her age (still wearing 0-3mo clothing) and it has been safe and secure for her to sit in even back at 4 months old. I have no worries turning my back when she's in it, and she's not yet sitting unaided. I've also seen it very comfortably used for a 1yr old.
The design is such that the tray adjusts back and forth so it holds baby in place without the need for a difficult-to-clean harness. The top part of the tray is removable so it can be easily cleaned (dishwashable) and also easily taken off before flipping the main tray down to take baby out if it's covered in food. (doesn't then require cleaning in situ or tipping food on to the floor when baby is taken out of the seat - great for finger food or baby-led weaning).
It has a small footprint and folds up small so is great for small spaces and is easy to travel with. It also looks really stylish in our black and white kitchen.
My only criticism is that it's a little low. The tray is maybe 2-3 inches lower than normal table height. If you're tall it may get uncomfortable spoon-feeding for any length of time.
While it is one of the more expensive chairs, we were lucky and found ours cheap on ebay, I'd buy it again even at full RRP.

This is an excellent product, we looked at a number of high chairs. The cheaper chairs didn't look very sturdy and were either made of wood or cheap plastic, at the other end, you're paying silly money.

The chair relies on a forward tilting table, which locks in place when the child is seated. It's designed so that the tray 'wedges' the child into the seat, so no harnesses are required. The locking mechanism can only be access from underneath the tray, and it's weighted in the legs, so you can't tip the chair over.

Pros:
- No need for a harness (but safe)
- Small(ish) footprint (legs)
- Easy to clean (you can take to food tray off)
- Durable (not cheap plastic)

Cons:
- Hard to find (in shops)
- Cost

These were our first highchairs for our six month old twins - who are now eight months old - the highchair is really secure and very stable - no harnesses - fabulously easy to clean- easy to use and great for meal times - all smooth edges so no places for food to gather - sometimes I just let them sit there facing each other with a load of toys on the trays - keeps them out of trouble for ages - I have been know to set them up in the bathroom so they can watch me take a shower - its a bit like being at Wimbledon..... I love them because they are really stylish and not mumsey ...they look great in our kitchen - in fact they are so wonderful we just took them for a two week holiday to Wales - I could not face two weeks without them - so they got folded up shoved in back of my Ford fiesta!