Skip to main content Does everything you need it to do and nothing that isn't essential. Exceptionally cheap, easy to clean and functional. Doesn't fold so you have to take the legs off to store it, only one sitting position and one height. Compare deals from top retailers A highchair is a pretty essential piece of baby kit, but one you don’t need until your little one is about 6 months old - by which time funds have generally run dry! Keeping that in mind I was thrilled when I found the Ikea Antilop highchair, which costs around £10. The Ikea Antilop highchair has proven popular not only with mums but with restaurants too. As well as being cheap, its simple design means there are no nooks and crannies for bits of food to get trapped in and cleaning takes seconds with an antibacterial wipe. The highchair is basic in that it has just one sitting position and one height and is available in silver-colour and white. And, as with most things from Ikea, you can’t argue with the price!
I bought this highchair for my little girl Evie, who’s now 14 months, because our house is quite small and the highchair is very compact - I saw loads that were much bulkier. It doesn’t have a harness, just a safety belt, but there’s no footrest so I think it would be hard for Evie to climb out as there’s nothing for her to push up against. The highchair is really easy to clean, which is great because Evie absolutely insists on feeding herself, and most of her cereal/yoghurt/casserole ends up on the chair rather than in her mouth. It is also just the right height to pull up to the table so Evie can join in family meals. You can easily pull the legs off and throw it in the back of the car if you’re going to stay with family or friends, but it’s so cheap that lots of people buy two and keep one at their mum’s place to save the hassle. I like the fact that it’s not too babyish – just neutral colours and functional design. The chair itself is made from material that can be recycled, but I plan to have more children so I expect to be using it for some years to come.
You can also buy a tray and a blow-up cushion to go with it for extra comfort. It’s light enough to easily move from room to room or into the garden, and you can try before you buy at the restaurants in Ikea stores. Ultimately, at that price, what’s not to love? What to watch out for The highchair doesn’t fold, so if you’re someone who likes to get everything tidied away after every meal, this certainly isn’t the highchair for you. It is also only suitable once your baby can sit up fairly well by themselves as it doesn’t recline. I find it quite difficult to take the tray off, so I tend not to use it unless I have to and although the safety belt is sufficient for Evie it may be a bit too flimsy for a much older child of 2 or 3. Who is the Ikea Antilop highchair best for? Mums who don’t like to spend more money than they have to or are on a tight budget. I really like this highchair and would thoroughly recommend it – in fact, quite a few of my friends have bought one.
But if you prefer natural materials or want a chair that lasts beyond the baby and toddler years, then it’s probably not for you.NEW Hauck Sit'n relax 2in1 zoomy baby highchair+bungee in Giraffe (Cream/Beige)2 product ratings See more like thisAdd to wish list A no-frills, inexpensive high chair that gets the job done Children who can sit up unassisted Easy to disassemble and transport Product weight: 7 poundsProduct dimensions: 22 7/8 x 24 3/8 x 35 3/8 inches BabyCenter may feature your wish list as inspiration for other users. Edit your wish list to change this setting. *BabyCenter Moms’ Picks and Moms’ Reviews are not endorsements. BabyCenter does not endorse any specific product. Both Moms’ Picks and Moms’ Reviews allow parents to voice their opinions about, and share their experience with, the key products and gear of parenting. For details, read about BabyCenter Moms’ Picks or learn more about Moms’ Reviews and BabyCenter's Products & Gear channel.
To buy any items, select the quantity you want then "add to cart". Buy IKEA Furniture in New Zealand! We are importing one container each 3 weeks. You also can pre order any items of IKEA products which was not listed in our website. We would like to either deliver to you or you pick up by appointment at: 48, Carr Road, Mt Roskill, Auckland. Monday to Saturday: 10:00am - 4:00pm Postage will be calculated by system automatically while your placing order. Although Zoomly is not affiliated with INTER IKEA SYSTEMS B.V. or the IKEA brand in any way, all our products are genuine IKEA products sourced from IKEA stores.Double Double protein style, with well-done, animal style fries, please! The curator of the Pram Museum emailed the other day with news of a freaky high chair sighting at her local Ikea in Conshohocken, PA: curvy plastic base in black or white, pop-in seat in red, black, white or transparent smoke [!], plus a detachable tray, all for $60 [additional seats are $20].
She didn't have a picture, though, and there was nothing turning up on any Ikea website anywhere in the world that we could find. So I hoofed it out to Ikea myself, and sure enough, they had just unpacked their shipment. Of Leopard High Chairs. They look kind of awesome in their own Zero-G way. And if you have the inclination--and the space--for a space-age chair on the cheap that doesn't fold down, store, or adapt to any obvious re-use after the kid grows out of the [frankly, slightly smallish] seat, then hotfoot it out to your Ikea, too. Something tells me if these things ever do make it onto the website, they will not be available for shipping. Daddy Types is published by Greg Allen with the help of readers like you. Got tips, advice, questions, and suggestions? greg [at] daddytypes [dot] com Join the [eventual] Daddy Types mailing list! Bizarre Childrens Book Contest | DT Childrens Book Review Contest | gear not strollers | nyc men's room changing tables |