Baby Bunting high chairs meet strict Australian and international safety standards
Ergonomic 90-90-90 seating supports developing bodies during mealtimes
Easy-to-clean designs with removable trays make post-meal cleanup quick
Adjustable features allows chairs to grow with your bub through toddler years
Foldable options work brilliantly for smaller spaces or travel.
Choosing the right high chair means finding that perfect balance of safety, comfort, and practicality. Baby Bunting follows strict Australian and international safety standards, so every high chair meets the highest safety requirements while focusing on comfort, easy cleaning, and fitting your space and lifestyle. Whether you're introducing solids to your baby or feeding your toddler, the right high chair creates that safe, comfortable spot where little ones can join in.
Your bub will spend countless hours in their high chair eating, playing, learning, and being part of your family life. Look for padded seats, ergonomic support, and adjustable features that grow with them. Want specific options? Check out our guide to reliable high chairs we love.
The 90-90-90 rule means bub's hips, knees and ankles should all be at roughly 90-degree angles, creating proper ergonomic support for developing bodies. Adjustable footrests, supportive backrests and upright positioning help them focus on eating rather than shifting uncomfortably, which matters for keeping your baby safe during meals.
Mealtimes are gloriously messy. Removable, dishwasher-safe trays and wipe-clean seats without cracks make cleanup quick and stress-free.
High chairs that grow with your child offer brilliant value. Adjustable height settings, convertible designs and moveable footrests mean they work from baby through to toddler years.
Foldable high chairs tuck away in smaller spaces or travel easily. Some fold nearly flat, while others have wheels for moving around the house.
The right high chair creates a safe, comfy spot where your little one joins the family table and messy, joyful mealtimes become treasured memories.
The tray or table should be around chest height for your bub when they are seated. Most high chairs have 6-9 height positions to suit your table and bub's growth.
Around 6 months when they can sit up independently with good head and neck control, usually when starting solids.
Between 2-3 years, when they can safely use a booster seat at the regular table and no longer need the five-point harness.
