Baby Furniture

High chairs have come a long way from the wooden variety of yesteryear. Today's baby high chairs have a variety of features such as wheels, one-hand tray release, height adjustment and seat recline. At CSN Baby we have the best selection of high chairs to choose from. To help you with your search, take the following information into consideration.





Babies don't really need high chairs for feeding purposes until they start eating solid foods, usually after 6 months of age. Some parents prefer to buy a high chairs early on, though, because High chairs can be useful as a landing place for baby even before the little one is throwing carrots. Even parents who are delaying the introduction of solid foods due to extended breastfeeding may find use for a high chair, which allows baby to join the family at the dinner table.



The number of bells and whistles on your baby high chairs is a matter of personal choice, however, you should be careful to choose a high chairs that is safe. Your best way for choosing a safe high chair is to pick a model that has a Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association certificate on it.





A wide base and a low center of gravity are very important safety features of a high chairs. Give any chair you consider a good shake and imagine how it might stand up to a wiggling baby. Is it easy to tip over? If you have questions about the stability or safety of a chair, please feel free to call our high chair experts.





A high chair with height adjustment is a good choice if you plan to use the high chair long-term. You can set the height to be easy on your arms for the first feedings, and remove the tray and adjust the high chair to a booster seat height for toddlers later on. Reclining high chairs are best if you'll use the chair to hold an infant. The recline feature is also nice for toddlers, who often fall asleep over their mac and cheese after a long playdate.