Do IKEA high chairs meet Australian standards?
You don’t need to buy an expensive high chair Ikea chairs are pretty much standard in any cafe or restaurant in Australia and for good reason: they’re cheap, sturdy and easy to clean.
What age can you use Ikea high chair?
This product is intended for children able to sit up unaided and up to 3 years or a maximum weight of 15 kg.
Does the IKEA high chair fold?
What to watch out for. The highchair doesn’t fold, so if you’re someone who likes to get everything tidied away after every meal, this certainly isn’t the highchair for you. It is also only suitable once your baby can sit up fairly well by themselves as it doesn’t recline.
Why is the IKEA high chair so good?
At 7.9 pounds, the IKEA Antilop is much lighter, smaller, and easier to move around than most high chairs but still sturdy, durable, and comfortable. Its smooth plastic-and-steel construction is simple and functional, lacking the grime-collecting fabric or crumb-catching crevices that cause problems in other chairs.
Is Ikea high chair height adjustable?
The Antilop is so easy to clean, it’s a great height allowing baby to sit at family dinner table and packs away easily. I say to all parents when purchasing a high chair this is the best – don’t bother with fancy padding, adjustable height, big bulky high chairs that become a hindrance to use.
How much does a high chair cost?
How Much Does a High Chair Cost? Typical costs: MySimon.com[1] indicates that basic high chairs run less than $70; midrange high chairs $70-$150; and high-end high chairs $150 and up.
Can you stack Ikea high chair?
Easily Collapsible & Stackable: By taking off the legs, the Ikea Antilop can be stored in a closet and out of sight. Multiple assembled chairs can also stack on top of each other.
How do you wash a Kmart high chair strap?
Wipe clean with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner. Wipe dry with a soft, clean cloth. Do not use bleach.
Are Ikea highchairs safe?
However, although our testers say it’s light, inexpensive and easy to clean, the Ikea chair lost points on safety due to its three-point harness. Our testers also noted that the tray is extremely hard to remove – a downside a few CHOICE parents have themselves experienced!