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Buying a growing high chair from birth might seem economical, but not all "2-in-1" promises are created equal. Some models simply add a reclining cushion without offering a position that is genuinely suitable for a newborn. Others become difficult to adjust or lose stability as your child grows.
Before you place your order, there are three pitfalls worth watching out for:
A high chair with a baby lounger must offer a recline suitable for the first few months, along with a reliable locking system. The adjustable backrest should allow you to position your baby in line with the manufacturer's instructions, without turning the chair into a permanent sleeping space.
On the roba Born Up model, the reclining newborn lounger offers two positions: a lying-flat position and a feeding position. It is designed for use from birth up to around 6 months, within the 9 kg weight limit, and features a 5-point harness. The high chair then takes over from around 6 months, once your child can sit up properly.
A height-adjustable high chair needs to fit your table, but also your child's size. Pay particular attention to:
The Born Up models have a seat and footrest that adjust between 42 and 55 cm. This range can make it easier to use around a family dining table, provided you check the dimensions available in your home.
A harness never replaces adult supervision, but it does help keep your child properly seated. Depending on the model, you will find a 3-point or 5-point safety harness, a removable bar and various locking systems.
The product sheets mention standards such as EN 12790:2009 for the lounger on some sets, as well as EN 14988:2017 or EN 14988:2017+A1:2020 for the high chairs. These standards correspond to requirements specific to the items in question. They do not replace the need to follow the instructions, weight limits and usage guidelines.
Finally, a wooden high chair built to last must remain stable, even after many adjustments. Regularly check the screws, fittings and locking mechanisms.
The models below meet different requirements. Compare the age range, included accessories and weight limits rather than relying solely on the number of features advertised.
Why this choice suits this profile: this set combines a wooden high chair with a reclining baby lounger. No need to buy two separate pieces of equipment for the first few months and for mealtimes.
Use from birth is based on a clearly identified baby lounger, with two positions and a 5-point harness. The chair alone is recommended from 6 months.
Seat and footrest adjustable from 42 to 55 cm, 3-point harness on the chair, machine-washable microfibre fabrics at 40 °C.
Why this choice suits this profile: its natural wood finish and grey leatherette-style covering blend easily into a well-decorated home, while making cleaning after meals much simpler.
The waterproof PU covering is easier to clean than a non-removable fabric cover. However, the 9 kg limit for the lounger and 70 kg limit for the chair must be respected.
Two positions for the lounger, 5-point harness, adjustable seat and footrest, then converts into a junior chair after removing the restraint elements.
Why this choice suits this profile: this model is aimed at families who already have a newborn lounger and are looking for a durable chair for mealtimes from 6 months.
The product page clearly states use from 6 months: no ambiguous promise of use from birth.
Seat and footrest adjustable in height and depth, removable bar, 3-point harness and a stated weight capacity of up to 70 kg.
We have selected a comprehensive list, updated in real time, of products that meet these demanding criteria and comply with European safety regulations.
Yes, but only if the model includes a reclining baby lounger for newborns, designed for that age and properly secured to the frame. In its standard configuration, the high chair is generally intended for when your child can sit up unsupported, often around 6 months according to the instructions.
How long it lasts depends on the adjustments, the maximum weight capacity and the ability to gradually remove the bar and harness. Some models claim a 70 kg weight limit and can convert into a junior chair. That does not mean every configuration suits every age: follow the user manual and check the stability before each use.
The cost of maintenance is generally low, but the time spent varies depending on the materials. A machine-washable cover makes it easier to remove food stains, while a waterproof covering can be quickly wiped clean with a cloth. In all cases, follow the manufacturer's recommendations and avoid abrasive products, which could damage the wood, metal or covering.