Nobody could have envisioned the achievement. The company estimated they'd sell 10,000 Swyngomatics. Throughout the following couple of years they sold millions, rapidly transforming Graco into one of the world's driving makers of baby products. They immediately settled a convention by proceeding to set industry benchmarks. Sophie: I would definitely consider buying this chair, purely for the easy (one-handed) folding mechanism and the ability for it to be stored away/ put to one side when not in use which dramatically helps to save space, particularly in my small kitchen where I find I'm constantly tripping up over my current highchair which doesn't fold. What changes would you make to this product?

Graco was established in 1953, and at that point was called Graco Metal Products. Rex Thomas, a specialist, was entrusted to think of new ideas for the company. In the wake of watching his better half shake their baby on their home's entryway patio, he had one. Alexandra: I would recommend this product to someone who had a big house because it is quite a large seat! A bit of a throne for a baby! It is useful because it doubles up as a play table because the mat is so big. Despite being quite large it does fall down easily and stand up on its own which is great. Would you choose this product above all others on the market? The Stokke Nomi high chair is a dream to clean, according to our parent tester. 'I was so impressed by the open design and how easy it is to clean the Stokke Nomi highchair, even after the messiest of meals,' says Gemma, who reviewed this highchair for Goodto. 'Compared to other highchairs this seems very easy to access so there's minimal risk of crumbs or dropped food building up underneath the child or within the chair.'Space - You may wish to opt for a highchair that can fold up and be stored away if you have a smaller kitchen. If you have more space to play with in your home, you might prefer to opt for one that comes with more bells and whistles, such as an included toy bar or the chance to convert it into a booster seat or child’s stool as your child grows. For this buying guide, we asked mum Kirsty Welsh and her one-year-old daughter Clodagh to put the Juice Highchair to the test. Kirsty praised the chair’s smart appearance, value for money, and how easy it was to build and clean – and Clodagh seemed to love it just as much.

Natalie: If I could change one thing about the Graco swift fold high chair, it would be the cleaning of the seat. We found that traces of food and drink were left in books and crannies that we just couldn’t get completely clean. Being able to clean my child’s high chair is very important to me, and the simplicity of the IKEA chair outweighs the recline and fold features of this chair for me. The high chair has a grey-colored frame and a choice of five colours of seat. It also comes with a toy bar included to help entertain little ones at mealtimes and beyond. The tray is extremely wide - which leaves lots of space for your baby’s food, drinks, and toys - and it can be removed if you prefer your baby to sit at the table with you.

This high chair is designed to appeal to babies as much as to their parents, with an eye-catching orange fox design and turquoise details. It also has a wipe-clean seat and a dishwasher-safe silicone meal mat and tray for convenient clean-ups. Adaptability - It needs to be moveable so you can pull the baby close to the table if you need to, or close to you while you're feeding. You should be able to easily adjust all aspects of the highchair so it can change as the baby grows.