The 3Sixti2 is available in a range of colourful and engaging prints that might not appeal to all tastes, but will be loved by babies and toddlers. No tools are needed for this – parents just need to rotate the footrest to allow for greater comfort for your child. This means it can be assembled quickly, with Natasha adding ‘"It was really simple to put together, one quick look at the instructions and I put it up within a few minutes. The rubberwood can be easily cleaned and wiped down with a damp cloth for those inevitable messy moments. The 5-point harness feels stable and secure and there are anti-slip foot cups on the frame to help prevent it from sliding about.

Harness – Never underestimate a toddler's ability to wriggle out of highchairs – it's a well-known fact that little ones would give Houdini a run for his money when it's time for dinner. You’re probably best to get a high chair just before your baby starts showing these signs, so you’re ready to go with puréed fruit as soon as they’re ready.With 7 height positions the Nosh highchair ensures your baby can seat with the family at the dinner table. Honestly , go ikea first until they’re a bit bigger then a Tripp trap (or a cheaper similar one) from market place.

In terms of safety, there is a stable base and 5-point harness system with adjustable straps on the Munchkin Float, meaning you can keep babies and toddlers safe and secure in their seat.For years, the iconic Stokke Tripp Trapp won over the hearts of countless families who wanted a chair that would grow with their child, but now the brand has outdone itself with the Nomi – a high chair that can be used from birth right up to adulthood. The highchair doesn't fold down, but the legs can easily be removed it you want to pack it away or take it on holiday with you.

As soon as it arrived I tested out every possibility and I was really thankful that it was so simple to change the function, taking less than 5 minutes to adjust between them," Becky said. It boasts a functional but modern design and is incredibly lightweight, meaning that if you need to move it around the kitchen it's an absolute breeze. With no PVC or fabric, or pockets or corners in which crumbs can become stuck, everything can be wiped down with ease. Depending on your child’s height and confidence with sitting, you’ll be using your high chair three to five times daily for around 18 months. Adjustable seats mean you can choose a height that’s comfortable for you from which to assist baby eat.

Style-wise, it comes in a mid-century inspired wood and white plastic design that’s pleasingly neutral and won’t look out of place around your house.

The newborn cradle mode eases back into a lie-flat recline position for when baby is sleeping at mealtimes, and can be placed upright with the tray from six months. As they get older and you start weaning, the seat can be placed more upright with a tray table attached. Nevertheless, the chair scores points for being relatively easy to build – some slotting, sliding and a few screws later, and the multi-height chair was ready to use. The wheels on the bottom of the legs are great for moving it around the house, but aren’t ideal for storage.It was very easy to clean, with no difficult corners for banana porridge or squashed Weetabix to hide in. We tried out the Cool Grey colourway (it’s also available in Candy Pink), which looks super smart and doesn’t show up marks, plus it made a nice addition to our tester’s kitchen. Everything about this high chair felt easy – it’s easy to put together, easy to clean, and even easier to fold away.