The perfect highchair for your child - information, comparisons & tips for everyday life
A highchair is much more than just a piece of furniture - it is your child's first own seat at the family table, a place for shared meals, first attempts at spooning and valuable developmental steps. Whether it's a classic wooden highchair, a lightweight plastic chair or a practical travel highchair: the choice is huge - but what really matters? We'll guide you through the most important topics relating to highchair: from the right time to start and the right sitting position to clever accessories that make your everyday life easier. Discover our guides, comparisons and practical tips - so that your child not only sits safely, but also enjoys sitting at the table.

Which highchair is right for you?
Are you looking for the best highchair for your baby or toddler? We compare the most popular models - including the affordable IKEA Antilop, the classic Tripp Trapp from Stokke that grows with your child and the flexible Hauck chair. Find out which model best suits your everyday family life!

Promoting the correct sitting posture
A well-fitted highchair supports your child's natural posture. We show you how you can upgrade highchair to improve your little one's posture and why footrest is so important to increase sitting comfort.
When can my baby sit in the highchair?
At what age does it make sense to start using highchair - and how do you recognise when your baby is ready? We explain which developmental stages are important for your baby to be able to sit safely and stably. You can also find out what to look out for when your baby starts sitting in the highchair.

Complementary feeding: tips from the experts
The transition from milk to solid food is an exciting step for your baby - and for you as a parent. This phase is not only a new experience for your little one's palate, but also a sensitive developmental moment that requires time, patience and trust. There is no fixed schedule that suits everyone - it is important to pay attention to your baby's signals and to see the introduction of complementary foods as a shared discovery. We spoke to experts and answer the most frequently asked questions about introducing complementary foods.
At the table with a toddler: tips for the first meals together
Spending time together at the dining table can be a wonderful ritual in everyday family life - but it can quickly become a test of patience, especially with a baby or toddler. To make mealtimes more relaxed for everyone, it's not just practical tools that help, but above all fixed routines, child-orientated co-determination and good preparation. The environment also plays an important role: a comfortable and safe seat, enough support from footrest and inflatable cushion insert, as well as a tidy, functional eating area ensure a relaxed atmosphere - for both child and parent.