Tips on Buying a High Chair

Once your baby has started on solid foods, it’s a good time, if you haven’t already to buy a high chair. Any high chair that you buy should have a safety harness or belt. You'll also want to ensure that the tray locks securely onto the chair. Because babies are messy eaters, you’ll want a high chair that can be wiped off easily like a plastic one as opposed to a wooden one.

If you’re looking to save space then a high chair that attaches directly to your table is a great option. The easiest way to ensure that a high chair meets the necessary safety standards is to look for the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JMPA) seal of approval. Lastly, baby high chairs can range from $30 to $200, which means you can easily find one that fits your budget.

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