High Chairs

A convertible high chair is a feeding seat engineered to change shape as your child does — starting as a reclined infant seat around six months, becoming an upright toddler dining chair with a tray, and eventually stripping down to a simple booster or big-kid chair that pulls up to the family table. That’s the … Read more

Somewhere between the diaper bag and the stroller, every Canadian parent eventually asks the same question: how do you feed a squirmy baby at a restaurant table that clearly wasn’t designed with a six-month-old in mind? That’s the exact gap a hook on high chair fills. It’s a compact, clamp-style seat that hooks onto the … Read more

Somewhere between the crib you swore you wouldn’t buy and the stroller that barely fits through your condo door, there’s the high chair problem. You need it three times a day, every day, for the next two years — and yet most of them are built like they’re expecting a family of eight and a … Read more

Somewhere between the crib and the car seat, every Canadian parent hits the same fork in the road: which full size high chair actually earns a permanent spot at the dinner table? It’s a bigger decision than it looks. A full size high chair — as opposed to a compact clip-on seat or a fold-flat … Read more

Somewhere between “I can’t believe how much drool is involved in eating a single pea” and “why is there yogurt on the ceiling,” every Canadian parent has the same thought: I need the best high chair, and I need it yesterday. A high chair is defined as a raised seat with a tray, designed to … Read more