The lightweight, spacious, multi-terrain, compact-fold stroller with pull handle, eco fabric and 25kg capacity in Foxford Hall. A design classic in white moulded plastic, IKEA’s Antilop is probably the most-seen high chair in dining rooms and restaurants across Europe. It is the perfect package as it is suitable from birth, and the pushchair is compact and easy fold making things easier and does not take up too much space.

Adjustable seats mean you can choose a height that’s comfortable for you from which to assist baby eat. The 5-point harness and the integrated seat pommel prevent your little one from slipping and guarantee optimal comfort throughout the dinner.Getting baby in and out is straightforward, too, since the tray can be moved into three different positions.

Naturally, thanks to its engaging and colourful design, it proved a hit with our one-year-old tester, but it’s great for parents, too. The wipe-clean cover comes off very easily and the simple design underneath means no awkward corners to clean. Perhaps the only difficult thing to keep stain-free is the harness, but this is a common issue on so many high chairs. Giggle 3 in 1 travel system bundle is complete package, The pram offers a lie-flat spacious carrycot, with deep padded mattress. The polyester mesh cushion provides greater sitting width and keeps your hip away from stuffy heat and discomfort.Due to being natural materials, each stool has its own tones and textures, making each piece exclusive and unrepeatable. Its spherical metallic shape is maybe too wide for a small room, but the gap in it, along with the gas height lever allows you to fit the chair around any table. While some high chairs can feel a little too reclined, our 9-month-old tester certainly seemed comfortable in the Snack N’ Stow, helped along by the softly padded seat and two-position footrest; plus the harness offered extra security to keep her upright. The Pocket Snack has been designed to fit most dining chairs, and when you’re not using this travel high chair, it’s easy to fold away.