High Chairs

Tray, cover and cushions included, rated to 250 lb; assembly is the longest job among the wooden chairs.

Legs pop off and every surface wipes clean for about $30 with tray; the harness is a 3-point safety belt only.

No-tools adjustments and a tray that stores on the legs; chair mode caps at 150 lb, below wooden rivals.

Reclines for bottle feeds and folds flat on casters; the padded seat traps crumbs and costs the most to clean.

Converts from high chair to booster and play chair in one kit; the legs splay wide in small kitchens.

Clamps to most tables and packs flat for restaurants; it fits no tray and table thickness decides whether it works.

Folds for storage and converts through booster and stool stages; the seat sits lower than full-height rivals.

Six stages seat two children at once in booster plus youth modes; the open footprint runs about 29 x 22.5 in.

Wooden chair grows to adult size with an adjustable footrest; infant use needs the insert and tray bundle.