The transfer step neatly slots in on top of the feet of the chair to provide a higher platform from which to step up into the chair. All in all, ANTILOP shows that doing things differently when creating good furniture can be just the way to do it.

The beauty of this system is that the chair can be customised to fit the child's needs, unlike other off-the-shelf chairs. The best high chairs are safe, sturdy and easy to use, and come with useful features to make feeding time easier and less stressful. As a result, they are usually crafted from sturdy, high-end materials, are intentionally designed to look elegant and minimalist, and come with a range of design options so you’ll want to stick with it long-term. A taller child might need the shortest chair legs (Teezi) if their work surface was a low nursery table.Tray pads – If cushioning is require for either the top or bottom side of the tray we can provide tray pads. The seat height, footrest height and seat depth are all fully and independently adjustable and Cybex say the seat can be used up to the age of 99, so it will last through childhood and beyond.

IKEA products are normally developed through collaboration between a designer and an engineer – the designer does sketches and the engineer makes constructional drawings.The only drawback we could find was that the legs don't fold, so it takes up a large amount of floorspace. The free standing chest strap can be mounted directly into either the standard or high back rails of the Breezi via a single hole. Cons: No fancy features such as trays and cup holders, some babies might not like using the fabric harness seats, not as sturdy as a standard high chair. Make sure the high chair has a working harness that's not frayed – ideally a five-point harness with over-the-shoulder straps.