hi there i will be buying a highchair soon and am wondering what sort of things i should be looking for in one? i have never bought one before so am a little confused. much help needed.mrsj adjustable heights is good so you can feed whilst your sat

will cope when my husband returns to work getting my 2 year old into her highchair or booster seat for meals.she has a play table and chair but will not sit still and eat there.i have heard of these little highchairs that are almost at ground level

of the best story will win a fabulous Mamas & Papas Nuna highchair. You've got until the end of January to enter - and it can either be a story from Christmas past or this Christmas. Happy eating!Susie High Susie, this christmas was our Little girls Freya

I recently bought this highchair for my 6mth old son and it is great. It is incredibly quick to assemble, and is light enough to carry around to whichever room you want to use it in. It also folds up neatly, we store ours in our kitchen between

Does anyone have any advice please on how to get my 13 month old to eat of a plate.  When she first started feeding herself she was about 7 months and i just put the food on her highchair tray as i did not want her to be distracted by the plate as i

Any advice on what type of highchair would be most economical? it depends what your looking for in the high chair.a quick flick through the argos book shows they have them from £20 but it doesnt fold, if your after a folder then its £23then again

hi there, i just wanted to post to say how dissapointed i am with the product review section of this website and really dissapointed by how little product reviews there are on products. As a new mum I have been trying to decide on a highchair

dinner. We tried him in the highchair, in the low-chair and low table. He would just eat a few mouthfuls and push the plate away or throw it on the floor but we've cracked it now by making a few alterations to our eating habits.If you don't mind a few