A high chair is needed once the baby starts solids and can sit with support. This category is part of Baby equipment and includes Peg Perego (Prima Pappa Follow Me, Siesta, Tatamia, Living), Graco (Tea Time, Presti, Snack N Stow), Inglesina (Fast, My Time), Puerri, Lorelli, Plebani and Hauck.
Types of high chairs
| Type |
Examples |
Advantages |
| Classic height-adjustable |
Peg Perego Prima Pappa, Plebani Sirio |
Several heights, adjustable tray |
| Reclining (from birth) |
Peg Perego Siesta, Tatamia; Hauck Sit N Relax |
Also used as a baby lounger |
| 3-in-1 / convertible |
Graco Presti, Peg Perego Living, Inglesina My Time |
Converts to a chair or booster |
| Compact folding |
Graco Tea Time, Puerri Picola |
Saves space |
| Table chair |
Inglesina Fast |
Clips onto the table – for travel |
- Five-point harness
- Stable, wide base
- Removable, washable tray
- Adjustable footrest
Pharmacist's advice
Start using the high chair when the baby has good head and trunk control, usually around 6 months. Always fasten the harness and never leave the baby alone.
Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy
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See also
Frequently asked questions
From what age is a high chair used?
Usually from about 6 months when solids are introduced; reclining models can be used earlier as a lounger.
What is a 3-in-1 high chair?
One that converts into a child's chair or booster seat.
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