Key specs – Height: 84cm; Weight: 4.5kg; Other: 360° chair spin, 2-position adjustable tray, 5-point safety harness; Age: 6 months to 3 years (max weight, 15kg) Our only gripe? This perhaps isn’t the easiest chair to store when it isn’t in use. The wheels on the bottom of the legs are great for moving it around the house, but aren’t ideal for storage. The legs also flare out quite a bit, so you’d likely need to unclip all the parts and store them separately if you’re tight on space.

Key specs – Height: 96cm; Weight: 14.8kg Other: 5-point safety harness; detachable 2-part tray, 360° spinning seat; Age: 6 months to 3 years (max weight, 15kg)Cosatto have three different types of high chairs. The Cosatto Noodle 0+ highchairwould be the most popular as it is suitable from and comes in a range of different colours and designs. The Cosatto 3Sixtiis the swivel highchair, this will perfectly fit into any kitchen and its extremely convenientwith multiple heights. They have also brought out a brand new portable high chair called Grubs Up. This travel highchair will clip onto kitchen tables or islands. It is so small and compact you can also bring it with you to restaurants or if you are going on holidays. Cosatto Buggy that can grow with your family Do you need a new stroller or a pram? Perhaps you’re looking for some great car seats? If the answer yes, then we have something special for you! Cosatto group are one of the most popular brands in the world when it comes to baby products. They focus on items such as strollers, prams, pushchairs, buggies, highchairs, bouncers, swings, beds, car seats as well as various other minor items and accessories. Not only are these products really functional but they also have an amazing design and follow the latest fashion trends.

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. The two-part tray is a great addition, and can be removed for when your little one wants to join you at the table. Yes, the Stokke commands a hefty price tag – particularly when you consider all the add-ons. But taking into account that this chair will serve for a good number of years, we think it’s worth the investment. One of the more expensive high chairs on our list, the Cosatto’s 3Sixti2 features all the bells and whistles other high chairs can only dream of. Some babies are ready to try solid foods from around four-to-five months, but according to the NHS guidelines what they can and can’t eat is restrictive at this time. However, by six months, almost all solid foods are on the table. Your baby must be able to sit upright with their head held steady, without support, and other signs that they might be ready for solid food include chewing and swallowing motions without the tongue-thrust reflex pushing objects out of the mouth, as well as curiosity about what you’re eating. If you’re seeing all these signs pretty consistently, then chances are your baby is ready to move from a liquid to solid diet. Looking for a compact stroller? The Cosatto Woosh 3 Stroller is one of the best lightweight compact strollers on the market, it makes the perfect holiday stroller or your every day stroller as it is suitable from birth all the up to 25kg. It folds up tiny so it will fit in the boot of the car no problem. Cosatto Car SeatsSo you’ve chosen a high chair, now what? Regardless of whether you’re spoon-feeding your baby or going down the path of baby-led weaning, there are a couple of essentials you’ll need. These include bowls, spoons, a cup and bibs. It helps to have at least two of each so one can be washed while the other is being used. There are dozens of options to choose from, but we recommend a pair of plastic, bamboo, or silicone bowls; a plate with compartments; a pair of training spoons; a sippy cup; a pair of bibs with a catch tray (also typically made of silicone); and a pair of wearable bibs for when you’re ready to let them get messy. You could also opt for a weaning mat, which sits underneath the high chair to catch all the falling food to make cleaning up that little bit easier. How we test high chairs The 5-point harness and the integrated seat pommel prevent your little one from slipping and guarantee optimal comfort throughout the dinner. Not only this, but the removable, padded cushioning will make sure your baby is snug. The cushioning and pop-off trays are all wiped to ensure shine, no matter how splashed. This clever highchair turns in full circle so you can keep an eye on each other always. This feature is great for making sure no mischief is made and also perfect for bonding with your little one. It’s straightforward to assemble without the need for tools, and easily transforms into a booster or pre-schooler chair by unclipping or clipping-in the extendable legs and removing the detachable try. There’s a recline option, too, which means it can be used by babies from as young as three months, when they start to show an interest in wanting to sit upright and join you at the table, but can’t quite support themselves. Key specs – Height: 107.3cm; Weight: 12.2kg; Other: 5-point safety harness, detachable tray, optional newborn insert; Age: 6 months to 6 years

Our tester loved the good-sized tray and sectioned silicone food mat, which not only allows for baby-led weaning but for sensory activities with dried pasta, water, bubbles and more. It was very easy to clean, with no difficult corners for banana porridge or squashed Weetabix to hide in.Following six months of liquid breakfasts, lunches and dinners, your baby may be ready for weaning. That means it’s time to buy the best high chair you can find. 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. As such, it’s worth getting one that will comfortably fit your baby for this period, and will last the distance. This is the reason it’s sometimes worth spending a little extra. Most high chairs fit children up to around three years old, but it’s likely your child will be sitting on a standard dining chair before then – most children will use a high chair from six months to around two years. The Cosatto 3Sixti highchair has a super compact base, which means it can fit in the smallest of spaces and squeeze around your dining table. In addition, Furthermore, thanks to its compact design this is simple to store away when not in use.