Ikea high chair

[blackduckies]

Love the cahir, wish we had never the bought the U beaut one, horrible to clean and is a bit smelly after a while We go away camping a bit, and it goes with us, legs pull off, just fantastic!!!! Wondering if all there furniture is this good /quality /user freindly? Any one bought much from them?

[Kitt3n]

i was an ikea junkie - until one day they didnt have what i wanted in stock and was terribly dissapointed - dont they know hard it is to get DP there???!!! But yeah - dd's bed is ikea, as is her wardrobe (which is great) and they have the cheapest tealights in town...

[~Kim~]

I put mine in the shower too....
Really is worth it's money this one. My DH thought I was joking wanting to buy a second highchair - until we got it that is...

[Tobily]

My thoughts? I wish I bought one

My DS's family daycare mum has 3 of them and I've also used them in restaurants and I think they're brilliant.

We have an expensive highchair that has a removable tray, lay back seat, 5pt harness etc - and after every meal DS "eats" in it ( or should I say bathes himself in ) it takes forever to clean it. And it STILL has food stuck in the straps and all the crevices. I hate the damn thing.
The Ikea one is sooo much better IMO.

[Artechim]

Is there a gap between the baby and the tray? My current high chair has a huge gap and all the food drops down and collects in a messy goo between his legs. I am looking for something where the tray sits a lot closer to his body (and I am also sick of trying to keep this one clean!)

[Olive]

yes and no artechim, you can buy a blow up insert which we used to blow up the and fold up to make it fatter and place behind DD back only to push her forward, hope that makes sense

[Artechim]

Thanks AJP, that makes sense but unfortunately the place that sells them in NZ doesn't sell the insert thing

[Olive]

how about a normal cushion then? one that the cover can be removed and washed if necessary, we did that too for a while!!