Brother Max Scoop High Chair £249.99   A pleasing ergonomic design that can be used as a high chair for baby and stylish stool for older children up to five. Optional use of harness gives cleaner lines, and one-touch height adjustment is a snazzy

Oxo Tot Sprout High Chair £205   Clean lines, sleek wooden construction and a choice of fashion trend-led colourways, the Oxo Tot High Chair is suitable for children up to five years and has a handy recessed tray that holds up to 200ml of liquid

Little Fashion Gallery has introduced this wonderful design statement high chair that's perfect for stylish suppertimes. Designed by Seimi Rink, the chair is height-adjustable and is environmentally-friendly. It costs £166 by Seimi Rink at Little

The Jigsaw High Chair is height-adjustable, rotates 360 degrees and the tray is removable, so it can be used at the table or as a standard high chair. It’s available in walnut and olive, black and white, black and red or birch and brown to suit any

BabyBjörn Appetite High Chair £179.99 Easy to fold, compact and light, the Appetite has sleek good looks and practical features. The curved back support is designed for comfort and it has a unique snug fit so there is no need for fussy harnesses

Scandinavian Selection No-Tray High Chair £75   Based on the philosophy that meals should be enjoyed by the whole family, the No-Tray High Chair is designed to be brought right up to the table. The solid birchwood design is slick, minimalist

*Winner*BabyBjörn Appetite High Chair £179.99Read more about the winning BabyBjörn high chair along with our profile review Design Heroes: BabyBjorn

and the Sprout converts into a youth chair for use by an older child.Oxo Tot Sprout £200Who won our category for Best High Chair Design?Find a little cooking inspiration with the Complete Baby & Toddler Meal Planner

the table. Available in a choice of fruity colours, with padded seat cushion £19.99 extra.HiLo 2-in-1 £270 from Little SaintsWho triumphed in our Best High Chair Design category?Plus, why not read up on cultivating mealtime etiquette?

When designer Peter Opsvik observed his young son sitting rather awkwardly on an adult-sized chair, he set about devising a solution. Launched in 1972, the beauty of the Tripp Trapp is that it can be adjusted to a wide range of heights and depths