High Chairs

Childcare Pip High ChairWe offer a great range of High Chairs, playe trays and feeding booster seats for baby and toddler.

 

Our owners have hand picked each one taking into account product safety, practicality, ease of use, size when folded and more.

 

When baby can sit at the table at the same height as everyone at meal time,  you also help develop your baby’s eating and social skills.

 

When trying to get best value for your money, you must identify your specific needs before anything else.

 

Keep in mind that that there are childcare high chairs with added features. These include built-in storage space, the ability to be adjusted for a perfect fit and wheels.

 

In addition, adjustable seats and footrests and removable tray and safety bars and easy to use safety belts are features that are important.

 

Of course, the comfort of the seat padding is just as important as the safety of your high chair.

 

When looking for the best feeding chair, it is important to choose one that’s sturdy and easy to clean. It needs to be durable enough to withstand several years of daily use and abuse. Your child will most likely use a high-chair until 2 to 3 years of age.

 

We have a range of Portable and hook-on highchairs, fully featured high chairs and even the famous Timber Folding High Chair.

 

They are all from top brands such as Childcare, Babyhood, Chicco, Bebe Care, Joovy, Mima and Joie.

 

Check out our High Chair FAQ at the bottom of the page.

High Chair FAQ

What Ages Does a Child Need a High Chair

Usually from 18 months to approximately 3 years of Age

What is most imprtant to Look For in a High Chair?

5 Point Safety Harness, Lockable Wheels or No Wheels, Large Removable Tray, Easy to Clean, Comfy Seat, Height Adjustable to fit under dining table, Easy to Fold and Compact Fold.

Is a recline feature important for a High Chair?

Only if you are using it with a newborn which is not for feeding while reclined but resting when reclined.

Is there an Australian Safety Standard for High Chairs?

Yes - Freestanding high chairs should comply with the safety requirements of Australian Standard. AS 4684-2009

Do children outgrow high chairs too early?

Yes - This is why it is important to choose one that grows with your child