"Right, that is, essentially, the high chair: a safe, elevated seat for a kid. But what constitutes safety varies depending on your child's age and size. Plus, dining table height will range from table to table. Kids also grow-so the proper height is always relative. And what if multiple kids will use the high chair, both from day to day (think grandma's house, e.g.) or over the years?"
"Then there are questions of function; is this high chair supposed to get your preschooler kid right up to the table so she can eat with the family, or is it providing a standalone spot for a toddler who's slopping around at mealtimes with complete abandon? Do you need a high chair with a tray? One that can accommodate infants? A foldable highchair that packs away?"
High chairs provide a safe elevated seat but safety requirements shift with a child's age, size, and growth. Dining table heights vary, so adjustable height and adaptability for multiple children are important. Function matters: some high chairs bring preschoolers to table height while others serve as standalone spots for toddlers and may include trays or infant compatibility. Portability and foldability affect storage and use at different locations. Aesthetic preferences influence long-term satisfaction because some chairs remain in use for years. Budget considerations weigh upfront cost against long-term versatility, similar to choosing a convertible crib.
Read at Architectural Digest
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