Ikea Antilop

When I looked at pictures of this chair, it reminded me of something Batman's enemy would drive to destroy Gotham. Thankfully, in reality, it's a lot smaller and lower- I sit on a dining room chair when feeding baby. It's so cute- doesn't take up much space and you can easily carry it from room to room. I hate those other gaudy chairs- and was looking at the more expensive ones before seeing this one. Just love it!

Brilliant high chair. Works as well for smaller babies (with tray table attached and inflatable insert for support, if required) as it does for toddlers pulled up to the dining table (with tray removed). I even run mine through the dishwasher after particularly messy dinners. My DD is going to be 2 soon and I'm only now thinking about replacing it.

I'm on my 3rd child and have never really had a highchair that I loved. We previously had a Chicco Polly which had height adjustability, folded, different trays etc but in a small house it was a total pain to try and lug around and get out of the way.

Got this in Ikea and I love, love, love it! I'd assumed a highchair needed bells and whistles to make it best for baby. Turns out it needs a straightforward design. It's very lightweight (I can hold baby in one had and comfortably carry it in the other) and I can move effortlessly from the dining table when we are all eating together to the living room for daytime feeding to the kitchen where ds loves to sit and play with various toys (spoons!) on the tray.

My baby is 6months and we have used this since 5 months with the blow up insert which supported his back and sides from falling around. We are gradually deflating it as he gets bigger and more able to sit unaided.

The tray slides in to two holes on the top (i havent to date had any issues with getting it in and out unlike another reviewer who had some with hers). There has also been mention of only being a lap belt rather than 5 point. You could do as another reviewer suggested and replace with reins but I haven't had any issues to date so will consider that as he gets older and more manoeuvrable.

The other two main pluses are the price (an absolute fraction of the other top rated high chairs and it's easily as durable and in my eyes much preferable to most of them!) and ability to make it portable. We have clicked out the legs and stuck the whole lot in the boot when going on holiday.

Can't praise this more highly, have recommended to all my friends and have bought two more for mum and mil.

Fab-don't think twice and don't waste your money on fancy features.

Ps don't worry about it "growing with your toddler" ikea have a great raised chair for older kids and the cost of them both put together doesn't even come to the cost of the chairs that grow ;-)

This is a great chair, we've bought 3 for home and both sets of grandparents.
No need to lug anywhere and super cheap and cheerful. So easy to clean!

We had to start weaning early due to medical reasons at about 20 weeks. We bought the Chicco highchair for my LO first and she HATED it. She looked like a little mouse and flopped about in it. We then bought the much cheaper Ikea Antilop and its wonderful. The plastic balloon-like insert works a treat to steady her in the sitting position. Its so easy to clean and because its light we can carry it from room to room with ease. It has been designed brilliantly, yet has so much VFM (value for money)!

My lo is 8 months old now and has been using this for about 2 months. It's easy to clean, and the tray is very easy to take off and on.
This Highchair will last her a long time as there's lots o room in it. As she is small at the moment we bought an inflatable Highchair cushion from ikea (about a fiver I think) for a better fit for now.

It might not be a portable fold up Highchair but we took ours on holiday and it packed up quite small once the legs and tray were taken off.

We are doing baby-led weaning with Pops so she needed to be sat up straight and the Highchair needed to be easy to clean. It is not surprising that this Highchair is the most recommended on the baby led weaning forums.

As it was so cheap we bought another one for Nannys house :)

Mum of 4 has finally discovered great value for money high chair. It looks good, is easy to assemble and therefore to take away for hols etc and is easy to clean. Don't believe the overly engineered highchair speak of some companies. If your child falls asleep in a high char, surely you"d take it out rather than recline or rotate it? Thank you IKEA :-)

We're now using our's for our 4th child. The straps it comes with are too easy to climb out of, so we replaced them with baby reins, using the strap attachments. This was for grandmas house, but is now main chair and the expensive one over there. We found our children could sit up in it more easily than in the adjustable one, it's way easier to clean and pulls up to the table better. Would love to be able to get longer legs, to pull up to breakfast bar.

I bought this because it wasn't horribly ugly like so many others on the market and because it was so easy to clean. The only criticism is that the straps can be come loose but this is easy to fix - either tie them together around the back, loop them an extra time on the adjustable stopper or put a knot in each belt. Although it doesn't fold up, it's a very easy to take apart for weekends away or holidays. It's so cheap, we bought a second for my parents so we had one there. For those confident with DIY, it's possible to lower the height by chopping a bit off the tops of the legs and re-fitting the spring clips, which we did so it fitted perfectly under our dining table. Overall it's a triumph of simple, functional design and destined to become a classic.

this is a great, good value highchair. It is really cheap, easy to clean and easy to use. It is also very eay to dismantle and is very portable. We took ours camping! The tray is a bit tricky to get off the first few times but you get the hang of it eventually. Brute force is required!

This is a great highchair and a fantastic bargain at only

Cheap and cheerful. Easy to keep clean. Fine for under 12 months.

Great apart from one massive drawback - our daughter at 9.5 months can pull the strap so that it gets loose, then climb [read fall] out. And no, this is not a recall model. We now have to buy a new chair with better straps.

I really like this highchair and think it is great for younger babies, (6-12months) as it is so easy to clean. I haven't had a problem with DC1 and DC2, but DC3 is 11 months now and can climb out, even with the strap on, so I have to use a harness to keep her in place.
it is a great chair though, brilliant value and a nice looking design.

Having had 2 different folding high chairs for dc1 and 2 I am delighted to have a high chair that is easy to clean and sweep around.DC3 finds it comfy.

I started off with a really pretty wooden painted high chair from Zara home - sort of traditional style. It looked lovely but it had so many nooks and crannies that I spent the whole time cleaning it. Eventually I gave up and went for this - and it's an absolute winner! Clearing up takes about a tenth of the time. It's also dirt cheap - and you can't argue with that.

Cheap, cheerful and does the job.

I love these hi-chairs. They are superbly made in their simple way, like the distilled essence of higchair'ness. Easy to clean and to transport, since the legs and tray come off. Best ad for it was one frined who replaced a broken down Stokke GBP250 Egg chair with one of these for 6% of the price. So Scandinavian. Why pay more?

I had a fancy schmancy Mamas and Papas recline, padded chair and swapped it in for the Ikea Antilop. I never regretted it. It's easier to store, to clean and to use. Why would anyone go for anything else? It's portable in the car too, and for babies I just used the seat bit without the legs and propped slightly backwards on cushions.

Simple, easy to clean & cheap. Whats not to like!

With my PFB, I had an all singing, all dancing Chicco Polly highchair that cost almost

Best highchair I have ever used. Very easy to clean compared to the fold up highchairs. Dd seems comfortable and happy in hers.

good price, easy to clean, good height- however does not fold up

Like so many others, I bought this as a stop - gap, but I won't be buying another high chair as this is perfect. Neat, tidy incredibly easy to clean and very cheap.

One con is that it is about 2 inches too low for our table, but for under

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON MORE EXPENSIVE HIGHCHAIRS!

Like so many others I got this as a cheap stop-gap, intending to buy a "better" chair when I'd had the chance to do the research/persuade my DH that we needed to spend

Got this as a temporary measure while awaiting a 'plusher' chair being passed down to us. Looks very utilitarian but it fact found it to be excellent. The simple design makes it easy to clean. Also,compact so takes up little space. In the end we never used the fancier designed one and only now at 2 yrs old have moved on the Babydan high chair for a bit more room. Overall excellent value for money.

I'm not normally the type of person who writes reviews (sorry) but after 4 months of using this fantastic highchair I had to add my two pennies worth. I only bought this to use for a few weeks whilst I looked around for a 'better' chair. Ideally I wanted the Cossato or the Bloom to match my lovely minimalist kitchen. I'd read and heard how fantastic this was but given how much I'd be using it I wanted to spend a bit more to get the 'best'. Well I can tell you after using it for all this time it is the best. It is sturdy (the fact that it has 4 legs makes it much safer for my active 8 month old than a Cossato or Bloom both of which I have tried at friends houses and they rock alarmingly), it is so easy to clean (this should be the first consideration for any high chair) it doesn't stain (those seat covers on the more expensive ones really mark) the plastic seems more robust and has no sharp corners (most meals my daughter teeths on the tray edges - she couldn't do this on the other models) and actually the design is far nicer in the flesh than the other two - we have so much baby stuff in the house its nice to have just a plain white and steel chair which blends into the background. The inflatable insert is genius. It means the baby fits snugly inside the chair from really early on. You just let out a bit of the air as they grow until they fit the chair without it (on other chairs my tiny daughter was really wobbly and I had to hold her with one hand whilst trying to feed - not easy. The reason why it is so far down the mumsnet review list is because it cannot be adjusted or stored easily. Frankly unless you are really tight on space you just wouldn't be bothered to fold it up and unfold it 3 times a day. And as the Ikea one is table height I can't see why you would need to adjust it up and down? Basically if you are thinking of buying a more expensive chair please don't. (My friends who have the Bloom and Cossato models really wish they'd bought mine.) Just try this one out for a few weeks and I guarantee you will agree it will be the best baby purchase you have made - regardless of how much of a bargain it is!!

Sturdy, stylish, easy to clean and great value for money. We bought the Antilop after trying loads of different highchairs in cafes etc and this was by far the best. The only disadvantage is that it doesn't fold down or easily dismantle for storage.

Sturdy, stylish, easy to clean and great value for money. We bought the Antilop after trying loads of different highchairs in cafes etc and this was by far the best. The only disadvantage is that it doesn't fold down or easily dismantle for storage.

Fab chair.
Sturdy, super easy to clean and can be pulled apart for storage/transport.
Seat comes in white, red or blue and the tray is white.
We also got the inflatable support just to sit DD2 nice and snug at mealtimes.
You can't go wrong, especially for the price it's a bargain.

Very easy to keep clean. Very easy to set up (unlike other ikea stuff!)
Baby seems very comfy in the chair.
I'm happy with it overall- especially the price.

Easy to clean, there are no crevices for food to hide in.
Light enough that I can have baby in one arm and move the chair with the other.
The legs come off so it travels in the boot of the car well.
Love it to bits.

easy to assemble, simple easy to clean, baby loves it and has a nice big tray

Fantastic product. Easy to clean & perfect for its task. I had an all singing all dancing one for dd1 which I hated. Bought this for DD2 & really really wich I'd seen the light earlier. Baby support cushion is excellent. Dismantles easily for tranportation too.

This highchair is all you need! I had a Fresco Bloom and used this more! A piece of cake to clean. You can get a blow up thing that goes around baby to support them when they are smaller.

One of the best baby buys I bought. Easy to assemble, easy to clean, secure and doesn't look overbearing. Comes apart so easily and quickly for transport that can quickly be chucked into the car to take to the grandparents'. Well worth every penny.

I looked for weeks at all the other high chairs on the market but couldn't find one with all the features I wanted - colour, size, design.

So instead we plumped for this one. Cheap as chips so no expectations at all - it was brilliant! Lightweight, easy to construct and give away once your done with it.

We bought the inflatable cushion to go with it but didn't need it for long - again cheap so no issue about value for money - there was an RoI within the week!

Note of caution - just make sure your little Houdini is strapped in properly!

We were tempted by highchairs with many more features and costing considerably more money but bought this initially with the view to leaving it at Grandma's house if it didn't work out. Five months on we're still using it every day and have found it to be great and even better when you take into account value for money. Simple to assemble and easy to store; comfortable for the little man who can sit right up to the table or use the table depending on the circumstances; portable enough to be carried under our buggy too. Really good all rounder.

Easy to clean, minimalist, just excellent!

I initially bought this as a 'spare' for when friends are over, but it has become our main high chair instead.

This has been one of my best baby-related purchases in value-for-money terms. Very easy to assemble (and disassemble); light and easy to transport; very stable; 'contains' my daughter very well (so far) and she seems very happy and comfortable with it.

But one of the best things is how easy it is to clean. Wipe it down, hose it down, stand it in the shower if necessary. Highly recommended.

Good value high chair -easy to assemble and clean. My son used it from about 5 months to when he was about 2.

Perfect in every other way, except tray is very hard to take off for cleaning.

I love love love this highchair! You can see why so many local cafe bars and softplay centres use them because they are just perfect!
It is sturdy, brilliantly easy to clean, comfortable, cheap and I think stylish.
I was lucky to be recommended this and glad I didn't waste money on a fancy chair which reclines or whatever. My son loves this and still fits comfortable at age 2, he asks to go in it even for snack time. I have friends with other expensive highchairs and they always look grubby as you can't clean the covers very easily. I have bleached my ikea highchair once to give it a deep clean and it does it no harm!

I can't understand why this isn't rated 10/10 for Value For Money. It has to be the best value baby item I've bought.

It isn't flashy and doesn't have pretty patterns, but it is sleek and well designed. It's very easy to clean, light, doesn't take up much space and is easy to transport by removing the legs. My only real criticism would be that sometimes I struggle to get my son's legs out without the chair coming with him. Others have said that it doesn't recline or adjust in height, but neither of these features are necessary for us.

I bought the inflatable insert so it's more comfy than the hard plastic back, but even with that and the tray it was under

Simple and effective at a bargain price! Had mine a week and 6 month old Ds loves it so far. Really easy to clean and put together. Doesn't fold up, though you could take the legs off easily. Mine fits under the breakfast bar so no need to fold down anyway. Not flashy but I'm really pleased!

Purchased this highchair as a 'do for now' option until I found one I really liked.

It was very simple to put together, just pop the legs on the seat base by pushing in the little pins and line them up to the holes and they clip in. There is a lap strap (which I haven't used yet)and the back is fairly high and quite a bit of depth to the seat. Easy to move it up close to the table too.

They also sell the tray for

I wanted the Sokke Tripp Trapp but couldn't justify the expense. We went on holiday for a week and my 6 month old daughter was using one of these in the villa. I came straight home and ordered one from Ikea online. At

We've bought this as a second highchair (we already have a Tripp Trapp) to use with visitors' children and to take away on holidays. It comes apart very easily and is ridiculously cheap and incredibly easy to clean. If it wasn't for the fact that it looks so totally out of place in my dining room I would have it as my main highchair.

We've bought this as a second highchair (we already have a Tripp Trapp) to use with visitors' children and to take away on holidays. It comes apart very easily and is ridiculously cheap and incredibly easy to clean. If it wasn't for the fact that it looks so totally out of place in my dining room I would have it as my main highchair.

We bought one of these for my second daughter as we no longer had space for our first highchair, wish we'd bought one of these originally. My daughter sits up really nicely in it, much better than so many chairs that seem to encourage the baby to slouch back. Easy to clean and easy to take when going to others for meals. Please don't spend lots of money on a highchair, this one is brilliant

I got a set of these for my twins for grandparents house and then used them once and knew that I couldn't have anything else in our house either.

So easy to clean, comfortable, good height for table, sturdy, easy to store and v v v cheap! I have 4 sets now, one at each grandparents' house, one in my dining room and one in the kitchen - total cost less than 1 of the 2 wooden chairs I'd had my eye on originally.

I did feel they needed an insert when the babies were smaller - I used an East Coast insert that I got on eBay and it fitted very well and wiped clean each use. At about 8.5 months they sat happily in them for 2 hours in a restaurant without cushions so I stopped using them at home - less to clean.

Great highchair! Doesn't force the occupant into a reclined position like so many highchairs, doesn't have silly straps that take ages to attach (just a belt) but can survive the best trantrums and attempts by our 20 month old to rock it over (has never come close to tipping up), easy to clean, doesn't look stupid, you can take the tray off for family meals and best of all it comes appart so you can stick it in the car to go to friends houses. And its cheap. What more can you ask??

I have previously had a mothercare padded version and a Stokke type wooden version, but I prefer the IKEA one (and I HATE Ikea generally) - Having spent more of my life than I needed to trying to get dried banana puree off chairs and straps, I love that it is blissfully easy to clean, folds down for trips to grandparents, and costs a pittance. I bought a couple of small red stripey washable cushion from IKEA at the same time so 6 month old is properly supported - He loves it!

Love it! It looks great and is so easy to keep clean! We used the inflatable custion when DS was small, which he liked and I'm so pleased that the staps are machine washable too (discovered this after an exploding nappy episode!)
I really don't see the point of spending any more money on a highchair!

After having a huge highchair with white non removable straps which I hated this is brilliant. Easy to clean, looks OK, the insert is fab for small babies too.

Would not buy another highchair now

This highchair is great. Value for money and our little girl loves it. We don't have a huge kitchen so it fits perfectly. Only downside is we bought the inflatable insert which lasted less than a week. Instead we use a padded insert from a friend which fits great. Easy to clean. I have recommended it to other friends and they too thinks it's a good buy

I don't understand why people pay so much money for an item which is only used for such a small time each day. As long as you have the space to keep it, and you do need to be careful if you have it in the kitchen all the time as its easy to trip over the legs, this is a perfect high chair. Its easy to clean, neutral colour, no babyish designs (I know its for a baby but we don't all want Winne The Pooh etc in our kitchens) - fantastic value all round. I do recommend the tray attachment so you don't always need to be at the table.

I like the detachable tray - useful and less mess when your baby is just learning to feed itself, but can be removed when they're older so they can sit at the table.
And it's so easy to clean!
Simple style and white colour (I hate the look of over fussy, brightly coloured chairs).

Good value for money, does everything you need it to and nothing you don't.

honestly - for the 12 quid you pay - its brilliant. Functional and easy to clean it does the job. THere are so many things to waste your money on when having a kid, a high chair need not be one of them. this was fine.

I can't recommend this chair highly enough. Easy to clean - I take mine outside and hose it off! Can use with a tray or push up to the table. Legs easily come off so you can throw it in the car and take to a friends. The only downside I can see is the large footprint - if you have a small kitchen then this one probably isn't for you.

I like this chair, it is great as a spare - easy to store away in the garage! Very basic but easy to clean. We use it when we go camping.

Was persuaded by teh ample body of opinion that is MN that this woudl be worth trying - and it was. Cheap as chips and every bit as good as everyine says. East to clean - and easy to take apart if you are going on a trip that necessitates a highchair. You can also buy and inflatable cushion support for little little people. I am now totally indebted to MN for persuading me to go for this and saving me all those lovely pennies that I almost spent on a Tripp trapp!

Fantastic high chair. We had two on the go at one point, then freecycled them and will buy another if we need it.

It's unbreakable. It's unstainable. It's untippable. It's easy to put the child in and hard for them to climb out. It pulls up to the table and has a tray too. I just can't see why any other high chairs are sold for under 18mths, especially the super-folding-reclining-padded monster ones.

The point of a high chair is for a child to learn to eat - which is a seriously messy business. The most important factor, after safety, is cleanability. The Antilop doesn't stain, even weeks-old Weetabix can be scrubbed off with a squirt of bleach. There are no fabrics, corners or crevices to trap splodges of puree and porridge. It's comfortable enough (we used a folded towel behind DS for the first few months), very sturdy and the minimal design doesn't dominate the room.

I'm going to give it full marks for everything except storage, as it doesn't fold. But the folding high chairs have too many disadvantages in my opinion! Adjustability - one size fits all. Comfort - we certainly had no complaints. Storage - legs slide easily out but with luck it could be tucked under a table. VFM - absolutely no competition. Save your money to get a Tripp Trapp when the Antilop is outgrown.

I was thinking of getting one of those huge charis with all the bells and whistles, but I saw this while shopping at Ikea and decided to try it. Its a great price - under 15pounds for the chair and the tray. Its really easy to clean, and doesnt take up too much space at the table. My daughter seems happy in it, and I recommend it to anyone!

Cheap, cheerful, easy to construct and very easy to clean.

Buy inflatable cushion (sold separately for about

Cheap, easy to clean and not to much of an eyesore.

Fully cleanable, optional tray, easy to assemble, not huge so easy to store and best of all, it fits neatly under the table so that baby can join the family meal (with no tray attached). We have had 3 highchairs and this is the best and the cheapest.

Love it love love it
I used to have a more expensive chair but found that once competantly sitting both of my two preferred this highchair as it gives a good upright sitting postion and can positioned well up to the table as well as woking well independantly with the tray.
Fantastic value for money and easy to keep clean.

Cheap and easy to clean basic highchair. Bought padded adjustable highchair for child No1 and this one to keep at the grandparents but would buy this for No2.

Fantastic - i have just bought this for my second child (8 months). It is so simple and practical and easy to clean. It cannot be collapsed, but i never used to bother folding my other one down any way, and cannot be adjusted heightwise, but seems ok at my table. DS tends to sit up straight in it, where as he used to slouch and slip down in my other - i probably would not use this for a baby uner 6 months though.

I recently sold my nice looking wooden East Coast in favour of this highchair. It fits young babies (6 months) and older toddlers (up to 3). It's easy to clean and transport to visiting relatives. A definite must-have.

I adore this highchair - we got a much more expensive one as a gift for our DS1, and I was green with envy at my mother's high chair - this one - washable, portable, stylish and a tenth of the price! So much so, that with DS2, a trip to IKEA was high on the agenda. This is great value for money, comfortable for the little one and also so easy to clean which is a must when you're teaching little ones good table manners.

It is an absolute bargain of course, but such a shame that it doesn't fold as it is quite difficult to store. The wipeability aspect is a huge plus, as is the removable tray so it can sit to the table. Overall, even without being able to fold, the price alone would make it a 9/10.

Basic moulded highchair. No footrest so baby seems to dangle a bit but otherwise really good value for money. DD 6 months needs the blow-up cushion available separately (

I did loads of research before opting for this and in some ways the fact that it was cheap had initially put me off!! But I am so glad I got it, it looks good in a retro kind of style, it is amazingly easy to keep clean and it has the removeable tray so babies can sit at the table as well.

Brilliant, so easy to clean, lasts forever and excellent price. have owned a prima pappa and it was so tricky to clean, so sold it bought this and had money left over and a much much better chair

So,it's not as stylish but hey, it's the easiest highchair to clean, with the extra cushion (

The best present we were bought!!!! It has lasted through 2 children from 5 months to 2 years old and still looks like new. It is easy to clean and it looks modern and chic. It is small, so it fits in even a small dining kitchen and you can use it with the tray or without, so that your baby gets used to sitting at the table with the rest of the family. We originally bought a larger "all singing, all dancing" high chair and had to get rid of it...it was far too bulky, didn't fit in with our furnishing style and was a pig to keep clean. This Ikea highchair is an absolute winner!

The only highchair to get. So easy to clean (so escellent for art activities too) with no nooks and crannies. Can be either pushed to the table or used with a tray. Excellent value for money, reasonably portable.Always recommend it.

This highchair is fab. I is absolutly fit for purpose and at that price, well it cetainly was worth every penny.

Easy to clean. Very affordable. Sturdy. child dont slip down. You can give it a "test drive" in Ikeas restaurant area. Optional tray and cushion. Weve got two.

Very good value for money. Easy to transport and nice looking too.

Really easy to clean, steady on the floor, comfy for the kid. For

Sturdy, clean lines with no spaces to get mouldy food trapped. You can get the extra safety straps for about

Brill, really easy to clean! Children sit in it easy enough, although used to stick a cushion behind their backs when they we really little!

Simple, not much can go wrong. Easy to assemble, clean & fit the additional tray (

This is not a rolls royce in High Chairs but does the job at no real expense. Wonderfully easy to wipe clean, easy to pull up to a table and less obvious than most high chairs, I see no point spending hard earned cash on anything else. My son is perfectly happy too!

After going through a variety of highchairs, I decided that simple is best, and this one certainly is simple! Basic means easy to clean. One problem is that the seat doesnt fold flat to sotre, so noe we only need it for visitors its a pest to keep it accessible but not taking up space.

very easy to clean and a fantastic price. If you have a small baby IKEA also sell a blow up insert for about

at this price you can't go wrong. quite funky looking too. Make or buy nice cushion covers though as it is pretty uncomfortable.

Best value for money, so easy to clean (can actually put it in dishwasher!) and is still going strong 2 children, 4 years later.

buy it!!! talk about value for money this highchair is easy to clean doesn't take up much space and is comfortable enough for my baby to sit in even after breakfast when im washing up. she loves it!!

This is an excellent, low cost high chair. Comfortable, easy to assemble, easy to clean and looks great. Highly recommended! I bought one for my parents house, and it is much better than the one I have at home which cost 5 times as much!

The simple design makes it completely wipeable which I found was my main criteria after using it for 1 week. Cheap, simple and small footprint making it easier to fit around the kitchen table.

Cheap and fab.

We have two of these at both sets of grandparents for our 1 year old twins. At

Actually looks quite funky, and you can pad it out with cushions to make it a bit more comfy.

It's a simple no frills chair. the best thing about it is that it is so easy to clean. It may not be the loveliest looking but there is nothing for food to get stuck in. The optional tray is really large so offers a good play table. I had a particularly small baby and this was one of the few chairs that she did not slip out of. You can also buy an inflatable insert for 3.00 that you slot in. The two sides and back blow up separatelyb so you can adjust it really easily - as your baby gets bigger you just a let a bit of the air out. I also used this when out and about so that the large highchairs that were usually on offer could be adapted for my small baby. I orignally bought the chair for my nieces when they came to stay and they used it until they were quite old. The legs come off so you can store it fairly easily. It's not so good if you want to put it away at night which i thought would be a problem, but to be honest, my baby spent so much time in it during the day that there was really no need to put it away.

brilliant, cheap and easy to clean - for small babies, they also sell blow up inserts for about

Amazing - both ds1 and 2 have used it - it just sits in place of a chair at our table. Easy to clean to use, and the only highchair I have never tripped over.

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 (

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

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.

The cheapest on the market at

A brilliant 1st highchair. Supports a baby comfortably from about 6 months. Easy to desemble and store. Easy to clean. Very basic looking. In a word, 'Utiliterian', but does all you need it to do.

Not easily dismantled and stored - it needs to be taken apart to do this.
My 1 year old is very happy in it and its very safe and easy to clean - not sure about putting a younger baby in though as it may b too hard and uncomfortable.

I LOVE this high chair! Really practical, a cinch to wipe down, easy to transport. It's not the best-looking or most luxurious but there are no arkward crevices for food/sick/dribble/poo (you know what toddlers are like!) to get stuck down. Also the tray comes off really easily so they can eat up at the table really easily, which is lovely. And the price is amazing!!

It looks very stylish in white, is super easy to clean - no padding or cushions for food to gather in, has a removable tray so baby can join at the family table, and is light weight, and compact - perfect!

very cheap highchair. great for a second chair at grandma's house! only downside is lack of safety harness

we bought this as an emergency highchair for grandparents etc. The legs are easily removable (just like the system used on trikes for parents to push). It is so easy to clean, and therefore doesn't look grotty. Straps are easily removeable for washing. Our local Ikea uses these in their restaurant, so they must get some abuse. We bought ours in Holland, and the price was 11 Euros, complete with straps, and 3 euros for the tray. We don#t use the tray anymore, as the seat fits nicely under our dining table for a more grown up feel. If it doesn't fit under your table, you can easily saw the legs down a bit, then reattach the rubber stabilisers. At this price, its not the end of the world if you make a mess!

I can't believe that the ratings don't include ease of cleaning! That has to be the number one factor for a highchair that gets covered in food three times a day every day. And that is why I love this highchair. My kids have been very comfortable in these, with a padded seat when small and then without from about 9 months. It slots under our dining table, enabling them to sit up with the rest of the family. Also packs away into the boot fairly easily. I wouldn't give house room to anything else.

Great as a second high chair. Cheap enough to buy and keep with the grandparents - one less thing to cram into the car when visiting!

Great value for money highchair. Easy to clean, and allows little one to sit right up to the table with the family. Ideal for garden use aswell.
Can't understand why you would need to spend ?100 plus on any other highchair when this one is available.

A fantastic highchair we bought an expensive wooden one for us and bought this one for our parents we ended up sending the wooden one back and buying another one of these as this one is so much easier to use! You dont have to worry about strapping a baby in you can just pop them in it which makes life a lot easier. Its really easy to clean and is comfortable with the blow up cushion - why spend more?!!

Wish I'd bought this highchair. We keep this one at my mums house and my daughter is far happier in it than our more expensive one. It is really easy to keep clean and take apart when not in use. Simple but does everything we need and excellent value for money.

Compact,durable easy to clean. Doesn`t take up the whole kitchen! Looks good ,best of all fantastic value for money!

The moment we went to the Ikea cafe and Jess sat in this chair we wanted one straight away. There's no opening at the sides for her to fall into and it's at a perfect table height. I doubt it will fit for long and you'll have to buy a bigger chair in 9mths to a year but for ?11 it's too good a price not to buy!

I SO wish we hadn't bothered buying an expensive wooden highchair - this one, which we originally bought for weekends away, staying with friends etc, is about a million times more practical. It is so much easier to clean - I think you are even supposed to be able to put the tray in the dishwasher. And my daughter is so much happier sitting in it - it seems really comfortable for her, and harder to escape from as there is no footrest for her to push up on. It's minimalist looks are completely inoffensive, the legs come off easily so it is very easy to stick in the car when we go away, and above all else it is so very reasonably priced. We love it!

Just so easy to clean and no awkward corners to trap any parts of the baby. Simple streamlined looks means it fits in and doesn't make your place look cluttered. And very, very cheap. Why spend more when this is so good?

Tip: Don't bother with the seat pads, which cost as much as the high chair and in my case were a waste of time.

A great part timer for grandparents home. The strap is not very secure so don't leave baby unattended but fantastic value for money, easy to clean. The score ratings do not do this fantastic product justice.

For a small baby, buy the optional blow up cushions. To travel, just remove the legs. This highchair is brilliant - cheap, so easy to clean and compact.

The easiest to keep clean, perfect for an older baby who can sit unaided and unsupported. Trray is big enough to doapinting and craft on. I love this chair, and actually have 2 so one can stay outside in summer.

Buy it - why spend more when this is stylish, easy to clean and apparently indestructable.

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