Which highchair?
Hi All
My little man is four & a half months old so weaning isn't a million miles away now and I'm starting to think about which highchair to buy.
I like the look of the Chicco Polly as it folds down very compact but what do you all recommend or advise against buying? xx
My little man is four & a half months old so weaning isn't a million miles away now and I'm starting to think about which highchair to buy.
I like the look of the Chicco Polly as it folds down very compact but what do you all recommend or advise against buying? xx
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Good luck deciding, I didnt think it would be as difficult as it was choosing a highchair lolol
Anyway all I can say is that my sister loves it and her and her hubby said they are going to get one and keep their existing one at my mums house instead. They prefer it because it's so easy to clean and their LO is really happy in it. It's a purely functional sit and eat highchair - no recline and nap functions but this is what they like as she sits up at the table with us all and knows that she is there to eat and interact with everyone else at the table. No chance of slouching about at dinner time.
You can't fold them so no good if you are pressed for space but most people I know never bother folding theirs away anyway.
If you look on flickr.com and search ikea highchairs you will see lots of pics of childrfen in ikea highchairs.
We also swear by the Antilop highchair from Ikea for ??15, our son has been in it from 6 months and as we have done baby led weaning with him, we needed one which would be quick to clean. He has been perfectly happy in it and sits up no problem, we personally wouldn't use a recline highchair and the extra padding on the more expensive chairs just lead to lots more cleaning! We are thinking of upgrading to a tripp trapp soon, again for the ease of cleaning but also as it has a foot rest which is the only thing the Ikea chair lacks. The Ikea one is also brilliant for taking on holiday as the legs just detach very easily.