The top-rated high chairs are sturdy, easy to use, have ample space for food play, and wipe down like a dream. Fisher-Price Space Saver Highchair Why moms love it "I like that it attaches to my chair so it doesn't take an extra seat." "Easy to clean covers, saves space in our smaller house, has seat height adjustments and can be used at table without the tray." Buy or add to registry Graco Blossom High Chair "Well made and has worked well in many formats. Wish the booster was less bulky." "Love the recline feature and color options." Graco DuoDiner DLX 3-in-1 High Chair "Well made product, easy to roll around, easy to switch between upright and laid back, easy to remove top tray to wash, nice size for growing baby." "We were able to get our children up to the table at a young age to be a part of family dinner time, even before they were eating, to establish the routine. It is big and takes up a bit of floor space, but worth it." Chicco Polly Double Pad High Chair

"Easy store away, easy click-connection set up, nice wide tray, and wipes clean in a breeze." "It grows with your baby, so you don't have to buy a high chair for the earlier months, and then one for older babies when they start to eat actual food."bean bag chairs leather Chicco Stack 3-in-1 High Chairkitchen tables chairs buffalo ny "Comfortable and good space saving."yoga ball chair for office "Very easy clean up. folding lawn chairs in bagYou can rinse it off, which makes such a difference when baby begins self-feeding. folding lawn chair frames

I also like that it will transition as baby grows older; I had to have all separate products before." Cosco Simple Fold High Chair "Easy set up - had it being used in a just a few minutes. My son fits perfectly in it. round chair cushions with tiesThe straps hold securely."2nd hand rocking chairs for sale "My nana bought it for her great granddaughter, and I've loved how small and perfectly folded up it is."buy chair slipcovers BabyCenter may feature your wish list as inspiration for other users. chair rail molding bathroomEdit your wish list to change this setting. Discover all our real-mom product recommendations The 2017 BabyCenter Moms' Picks are just the beginning of the parent-driven gear experience on BabyCenter.

The ultimate baby registry checklist is a trusted resource for expecting moms and dads who need the must-haves. The reviews on our thousands of product pages are from moms and dads sharing their hands-on experience. Read more about buying a highchair and browse highchairs here. BabyCenter Moms' Picks and Moms' Reviews are not endorsements. BabyCenter does not endorse any specific product. that allow parents to voice their opinions about, and share their experience with, the key products and gear of parenting. For details, read about BabyCenter Moms' Picks. 2017 Moms' Picks: Best baby food prep tools 2017 Moms' Picks: Best baby bottle prep tools 2017 Moms' Picks: Best booster car seats 2017 Moms' Picks: Best diaper bags 2017 Moms' Picks: Best potties 2017 Moms' Picks: Best toys for toddlers 2017 Moms' Picks: Best overall baby and toddler productsAll right pregnant mama, you've got your baby registry ready, and your nursery is just about perfect.

But where's your baby going to sit when she eats? Once babies get old enough to sit unsupported and start eating solid foods (around 6 months), you may want to get a high chair. The best kind of high chair is the high-quality chair you inherit for free from a friend. But if that freebie never materializes, the next best thing is a convertible high chair. Convertible high chairs adjust as your child grows, so you don't have to buy a second chair or booster seat later on. Here are our top picks for some of the best convertible high chairs on the market. When you're picking out any high chair, you want to look for the following: Safety harness: A three-point harness at minimum, five-point even better. A tray that's easy for you to remove and clean, but difficult for your baby to kick away. Seat covers that are either vinyl (so you can wipe them clean) or removable (so you can put them in the washer). Right for your home. For example, if you don't have a lot of space, look for a chair that folds up, or comes with wheels.

Quality -- you want something that won't fall apart or injure your child. Complies with voluntary ASTM safety standards. Boon Flair Pneumatic Pedestal Highchair (around $280): This chair is height adjustable via pneumatic lift. It can fit under a table, has a sturdy base that glides and won't scratch floors but can lock into place, has a five-point harness, and features a groovy futuristic design. Seats up to a 4-year-old child. Stokke Tripp Trap (around $250): This one is a classic -- we used this for our family. Here's how convertible it is: You can keep adjusting the height to fit even an adult (it can take up to 300 pounds). There's a foot rest for comfort, several different color choices, machine-washable cushions, and a solid harness for babies. They last forever, but the footprint is quite large. See also the more gently-priced Keekaroo chair. Svan Convertible High Chair (around $275): This is another chair that can adjust up to a teenager. It's lightweight and ergonomically designed;