Any decent but not too expensive high chair recommendations please?

[Chocoholism]

Looked at ikea one but doesn't fold and live in flat so need to be able to fold away and preferably easy to clean. Budget of up to £60

[ilovepowerhoop]

www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3766516.htm#pdpFullProductInformation this looks quite good

[TarkaTheOtter]

If it will work with your table then this phil and teds one is amazing and takes up virtually no space.

[MisForMumNotMaid]

on chair booster i had this sort of thing for DS1. We had a tiny cottage but did have a table permanently up and the chair pushed in with it on.

What age is the high chair for?

[rideyourbike]

Ikea do a cheap, easy to assemble one, you Can try it out in their cafe. Don't get an expensive one, it will get plastered in food and glitter and glue!

[ilovepowerhoop]

she said she doesnt want the ikea one as it doesnt fold

[Shop]

The IKEA one doesn't fold but the legs can be taken off really easily so just as easy as a folding one.

[ilovepowerhoop]

I found it a faff to get the legs off and then you have to store the seat bit and legs anyway.

[Twotofive]

I love the baby bjorn one. I liked it so much I bought a second one when I had twins

[Chocoholism]

For 6 mo and can't have booster seat as have no dining table and chairs, in a small 1 bed flat

[MisForMumNotMaid]

I had a lovely height adjustable fisher price high chair for DS2 but as with many it had a moulded seat so didn't fold very small.

The height adjust thing meant you could feed from the sofa comfortably and he could sit with a family group and be a part of it. It also reclined so if he dropped off in his high chair I could rock him back and he could have a little nap.

With DD i had an ikea one permanently up at the table (i know you've said not an option) and a bumbo with tray when she was first having solids and then was good with first finger foods and snacks. It pushed under the coffee table when not in use.

[MumChristy]

I've always loved wooden high chairs and this one is lovely: www.cahootsy.com/category/feeding-nursing/john-lewis-wooden-baby-high-chair?categories%5B%5D=0&filter_type%5B%5D=everything&q=kitchen

55.99 so not really cheap but durable.

[LittleBearPad]

Was going to say ikea antilop but see it won't work. Pity as it's great.

We had that one MumChristy and I hated it as it was so heavy. Does collapse pretty easily though.

If you have no table or chairs do you need a highchair? Where do you eat? If at a breakfast bar type thing then a phil & teds one that attaches would be good. We have the older version of the lobster for out and about and it's great.

[MyNameIsSuz]

I'm in a small flat too and we have a mamas and papas Pixi. It looks nice, easy to clean and folds flat enough to stand behind the living room door.

[NanceSimps]

These highchairs from Chicco are on offer at the moment: www.cahootsy.com/category/feeding-nursing/chicco-polly-magic-highchair

Good luck finding what you need :-)

[polyhymnia]

We also need one for when we're looking after our DGS.

Would like one that folds away easily, not wooden, under £100.
Any ideas please !