Baby High Chair

If your baby is ready for a high chair, don't delay! Using a baby high chair can help teach baby about socialization and family interactions at the table.

When Will Baby Be Ready for a High Chair?

Most parents find that their baby is ready to use a Stokke high chair when they are around 6 months old and can sit up without support. At that age, most babies will exhibit good stability and control when seated. Each highchair will have an age recommendation, but baby's ability to hold up their head is the most important starting point.

If your baby is not quite at that stage, but you want to begin using a high chair, consider purchasing one with a reclining seat. These versatile wooden high chairs can be used in the upright position as well.

Choosing a Baby High Chair

There are several factors you must consider when choosing your Graco high chair. First, how easy is it to keep clean? You will want a baby high chair that has a removable and washable cover and no nooks and crannies where food crumbs can lurk. Second, the Tripp Trapp high chair must be durable. It will need to last at least a couple of years, so choose a high chair that is sturdy and won't tip over easily.

The size of the Lalo high chair is also a factor. If you have a small amount of space available, shop for a high chair that fastens to the dining table or one that can be folded and stored when not in use. Getting a portable high chair with wheels is an idea for parents who need to multitask. Be sure to text the locking mechanism on the wheels before use. Also, Ingenuity highchair with an adjusting seat to grow with your child would be a good feature to have.

High Chair Safety Tips

When you move your baby into the high chair, there are several important things to keep in mind. Always strap the baby in, using either a harness or safety strap. Make sure the 4moms high chair is clean and not damaged in any places. Ensure that the locking mechanism is in place and that the high chair is stable and not easily tipped over.