This is Mumsnet's Best Highchair. What do you think?

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We set out to find the best highchair on the market, and after weeks of extensive testing we've declared the Cosatto 3Sixti2 as our Mumsnet Best highchair 2018.

We choose our top products based on Mumsnetters’ recommendations and our Talk boards, as well as which products are being searched for most on Google. We also look at new releases, meaning we give new products a level playing field to compete on with old favourites. You can read more about our testing process here.

Take a look at our reviews page to see which highchairs we rate. Do you agree with our choices? We'd love to hear your thoughts!

It's a lot like the one I had 5 years ago this one

Love the idea of changing height, and your one has the swivel function which I imagine would be a complete God-send!

Is the footrest adjustable? This is one of the first things I would check with a parent when working with problem feeders.

£160 that’s insane. I can’t work out why you’d want to recline a high chair which is one of its selling points. I’d rather not feed a baby who’s not sitting up straight. Also any cushioned/padded high chairs get manky in the crevices so easily. Then again I love an Ikea Antilop so I’ve never spent more than £14 on a high chair and it’s always been excellent, so easy to clean and simple.

IKEA do one for £13 that is perfect! I can’t believe people spend £170 on one!

Why would anyone need to recline a highchair?

Does it go in the dishwasher like an IKEA Antilop (which I believe is MNers high chair of choice...)

And £160?

www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/chairs-stools-benches/high-chairs/antilop-highchair-with-tray-white-silver-colour-spr-29067293/ £14. Are you paid for your recommendations?

£184? Thats £165 more than anyone should spend on a high chair..

Its way too expensive

It's becoming more and more evident that there's "Mumsnet's best", and then there's reality.

I had a moderately expensive Cosatto for my first high chair. I ditched it a month in for the Antilop.

We bought a fancy, very expensive high chair like the one pictured and it was fine.

Just fine.

And a nightmare to clean.

Looking back I really wish we’d just bought an Ikea one.

We ended up with a trip trap chair later anyway (which really was worth the money)

God no! Surely everyone know the Ikea Antilop is the ultimate high chair. This one looks a nightmare to clean, and wowzers ££££. Antilop all the way, without a doubt

Ikea's offering is far & away the best. They don't need to pay for covert advertising either

Here here - another vote for the ikea one!!!

And another vote for the Antilop, and you can use the money towards a steam mop and cleaner to properly blitz it and still have cash left over for a dinner out.

I’m so glad I’m on Mumsnet before I have a baby so I won’t fall down the new parent trap of buying ridiculously expensive things for no reason when I do get round to it!

That is garishly hideous and why on earth would you want to recline a high chair? Another vote for the Ikea one here!

That's insane. It's so expensive! plus it's only suitable up to 15kg, which my son was at 1. So I'd have got 6 months use out of it!

Dd (pfb) had a fancy hard to clean one, the twins had the ikea ones which I passed on when outgrown and are still going strong 8 years later!

£160.95!! As in pounds sterling? £146.95 than you need to spend!

The Antilop can go in the dishwasher. I bet that one can't.

I’ve had 3 kids over the course of 11 years. One high chair had all the bells and whistles but was a nightmare to clean, the second was less faffy but still expensive and didn’t last very long. The last was the IKEA antilop - by far the best and still looks great now I’ve passed it on. If only there was an IKEA in my area when I’d had the first dc.

I love my Ikea high chair! Now using it for DD2

WHO DECIDED THIS?!

#teamantilop

Every mumsnet thread on highchairs ever begun produces an almost unanimous decision for the Ikea antilop. Every. Single. One.

There's good reason for that!