Eligible for FREE UK Delivery Details when you choose at checkout. Dispatched from and sold by Online4Baby. See more product details Beautifully designed soft baby muslins, swaddles and blankets. Click here to shop the range. Cosatto Waffle Highchair Strudel - Multicolored Special Offers and Product Promotions Also check our best rated High Chair reviews Product Dimensions66 x 45 x 89 cm 18,121 in Baby (See top 100) in Baby > Nursing & Feeding > Highchairs, Seats & Accessories > Highchairs in Baby > Nursery > Nursery Bedding > Maternity & Body Pillows Date First Available28 May 2015 Would you like to give feedback on images? Cosatto Waffle Highchair (Strudel) 1 x Highchair2 x trays1 x wipeable seat cove Product ManualGuarantee Registration Documents Waffle may look good enough to eat but he’s actually not a real waffle. He’s a highchair – a wondrous wooden, supportive, adjustable, loyal, lolly-stick legged chap with multi-position seat, foldable rear leg, nifty removable tray, dollop of stunning squidge and adjustable footrest.
A lifelong chomping chum he’ll support you through over a decade of dinners. Everyone loves perching on Waffle. He’s your family friend. He’s just not edible. Glad we cleared that up. Not for squares, Cosatto’s Waffle Strudel highchair is your hip highness with pattern on a platter. The classic 70’s apple logo has had a futuristic rework Cosatto style. This is kitchen kitsch for your little apple seed. What do customers buy after viewing this item? Best SellingTop RatedLowest Price Ella's Kitchen: The First Foods Book: The Purple One See questions and answers See all 6 customer reviews See all 6 customer reviews (newest first) Most Recent Customer Reviews Great highchair and lovely design. Love that you can adjust the seat and foot rest as baby grows. Easy to construct, took me about 15mins. The build quality is good and it folds away neatly and easily when not in use. Once the chair was assembled I spotted that the crotch strap was missing.
I can not see where to contact amazon to request this part to be posted to me. Look for similar items by category Baby Products > Nursing & Feeding > Highchairs, Seats & Accessories > Highchairs Home & Kitchen > Bedding & Linens > Bedding > Pillows > Maternity & Body Pillows Browse by Brand4 baby Highchairs, Feeding, Bathtime, Sterilisers Free 24Hr Delivery* On All Orders over £49.99! Cosatto Waffle Highchair - Strudel Grows With Your Child ✔ Pop-Off Washable Tray ✔ Folds Away ✔ Order in the next: For Express Tuesday delivery From weaning to mighty mealtimes, Cosatto’s Waffle highchair is a lifelong lunching pal for the apple of your eye. They can chomp when and where you choose with this foldable foodie friend that stands tree-trunk sturdy at teatime. This happy heirloom covers all courses from dot to tot to big kid. Grown-ups are even partial to perching on Waffle too. With a multi-position seat and foot rest to grow with your child plus a fold-away tray for munchkin to join table tales, Waffle is awesomely adjustable and sociable.
Easy-wean, easy-clean Waffle’s a unique mix of wonderful wood and innovative materials. With a unique pop-off plastic easy-clean tray, Waffle is classic with a future twist.NEW COSATTO 3 SIXTI 2 ROTATING HIGHCHAIR CHOPSTICKS RECLINING FEEDING CHAIRA stylish, easy-to-use highchair that's also easy to clean, but doesn't have any recline options Takes a while to build, no recline options, expensive Going strong for over twelve years, Cosatto 'dares to be different’ with innovative, fun and colourful baby equipment. A market best seller, the brand has won countless awards for its products. The Waffle is Cosatto’s adjustable high chair for weaning babes right through to picky pre-teens. Bright and stylish, it blends smart Scandinavian design with the Cosatto flair for funky design. Its clever mix of smooth wood and keep-clean plastic looks smart but means it’s also really practical when it comes to the messy business of weaning. What’s particularly great about this chair is its versatility and suitability from when your baby can sit up unaided, until they’re 12 years old and too big for a typical high chair.
We’ve been using the Waffle at home with our son Harvey, who’s seven months. The chair's clever design means we can choose between the two-tray system (including a pop-off washable plastic top), or to flip the trays over and pull the chair up to the dining room table so Harvey can eat with us. As with all their products, Cosatto offers a free 4 year guarantee (available in the UK & Ireland only) which offers extra peace of mind. The competition it faces on the market comes in the form of the Phil&Ted’s Highpod, Oxo Tot Sprout, Knuma 4-in-1, Stokke Tripp Trapp and IKEA Antilop chairs. It’s easy, but it takes a long time. It took my husband and I about an hour to assemble the chair, following the illustration-only instructions. We made a couple of false moves as the diagrams were sometimes tricky to follow, but generally it was pretty straight-forward. It’s incredibly easy to use. The wooden frame of the seat doesn’t actually adjust, what moves are the seat and footrest.
It’s super easy to remove and slot in the seat and footrest. The angle of the highchair is such that it can also be pulled up to the dining table and my son can join in at family meals. It’s a wonderful design feature and makes the chair really versatile. The Waffle has a two-part tray, where a plastic top tray can be easily removed from the bottom wooden tray to be washed. A secure locking function to clip in the tray meant Harvey couldn’t move it around or lift it up. However, if you’re clipping the plastic tray cover on while baby is in the seat, you have to be careful not to trap any wandering little fingers. My husband and I love how we can sit at the table to eat as a family, even though Harvey is only seven months old. With limited space in our house and an increasing number of child-related items appearing, it was a relief that the Waffle is compact. It’s a smart piece of furniture that sits tidily in the corner or tucked under our dining room table.
Easily collapsable, it doesn’t take up much storage space. There are no handles on the highchair but it’s easy to carry. The rear legs can be folded in and the trays flip over. However for it to go completely flat you need to remove the waist retain bar and the seat and footrests. Thankfully, the Waffle is very easy to keep clean due to the removable seat cover, harness and tray. The padded sections are wipe clean as well as machine washable, and there’s no deep crevices for broccoli florets to disappear down. It took a while for us to manoeuvre Harvey into the seat, but it just takes practice. The leg and waist harness is easy to clip around him, but we’ve not needed to use the shoulder straps as he sits up well without them. Harvey loves being in his Waffle and is content and comfortable enough to stay there, smearing any food remains over himself while I clear up. Aesthetically pleasing, the Waffle has a much smarter appearance than more simple highchairs on the market.
Fun and stylish, the sleek design and bright colours work really well in our home. I’ve tried a couple of IKEA highchairs, which Harvey didn’t find as comfortable, and which look very plastic - just a tray on four legs. We also have a Bumbo seat, which was great for when Harvey was much smaller, but as he grew he started to turn and twist in it, making it difficult to feed him and it felt less stable. There are strong similarities between the Waffle and the Stokke Tripp Trapp, with their wooden frame, Scandinavian style, and adjustable ergonomic design. The basic Stokke chair costs the same as the Cosatto Waffle and still requires lots of added extras to ‘build’ the seat, whereas the Cosatto comes with everything included. While the Tripp Trapp is the closest in style and functionality, a slightly cheaper alternative is the BabyDan Danchair, which has a similar wooden frame that can be adjusted as the child develops, with a removable waist bracket and adjustable footrest.
So far so good. It is a solid and durable piece of furniture, although we have already noticed some scratches on the dark wooden tray paintwork after just a few weeks. At £160 it’s pricey and definitely at the top end of the highchair market. However, when you consider that you could be getting up to twelve years use out of it, then it strikes as pretty good value. Everything is included too, so there’s no hidden extras to be wary of. So, while it’s a pricey product, think of it as a long-term investment! There’s no extra accessories to purchase, although there’s a list of replacement parts available should you need them. The Waffle comes in a choice of two patterns - Strudel, with bright green and red apples, and Pitter Patter, which has multicoloured raindrops. All the parts required to build the Waffle chair, including nuts, bolts and an Allen key. We love our Waffle and think it’s much better than other highchairs we’ve used. Sturdy and robust, adaptable and bright, we consider it a welcome addition to our dining room furniture.