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Choosing a growing high chair for your baby is about more than just comparing colour and price. From models usable from birth, to wooden versions, 2-in-1 chairs and portable booster seats, the design differences have a real impact on comfort, cleaning and how long you can use them.
Some common pitfalls keep cropping up:
For a high chair usable from birth, check for a reclining lounger or a newborn module specifically designed for that stage. On the roba Born Up models, the newborn module offers two positions — reclining and feeding — and can be used up to 9 kg, according to the information on the product page. The high chair itself is intended for a child who can sit up unaided, usually from around 6 months.
Don’t just rely on the word “growing”. Look at each element separately:
For example, the roba Sit Up III is advertised from 6 months up to 70 kg, while the roba Little Stars supports 15 kg in high chair mode and 50 kg in table-and-chair mode.
A high chair with a safety harness must allow you to adjust it to your child’s size. The products featured here use a 3-point harness on the high chair and a 5-point harness on the newborn module. The harness must be fastened at every meal and adjusted to hold your child securely without too much slack.
Also check:
Depending on the version, the roba Born Up models mention EN 12790:2009 for the reclining module and EN 14988:2017 or EN 14988:2017+A1:2020 for the high chair. These references correspond to the configurations stated on the product pages. They do not replace the need to follow the instructions or to supervise your child.
Baby mealtimes quickly lead to splashes and mess. A machine-washable cover, a removable tray and easy-wipe surfaces can cut cleaning time considerably.
A wooden growing high chair can be a long-lasting addition to your home, but take the time to check the quality of the finish, the joints and the moisture protection. In a smaller home, also measure the depth of the chair and the space needed around the tray.
Finally, check that accessories are compatible. The roba high chair feeding tray shown below is designed exclusively for the Sit Up Flex range. A tray from another range should not be used just because it looks similar.
Why this choice suits this profile: this portable baby booster seat is ideal for families who want a lightweight solution for meals at relatives’ houses, restaurants or on the go.
It doesn’t claim to replace a high chair usable from birth: it’s designed for children from 15 to 36 kg, roughly 3 to 8 years according to the product page.
3-point harness, foam cushion, removable waterproof cover that’s machine washable. When folded, the booster measures approximately 27 × 27 × 10 cm.
Why this choice suits this profile: this 2-in-1 high chair combines a wooden frame with a reclining module that can be used from birth. Its adjustable seat adapts to your child as they grow.
The capacities are clearly separated: up to 9 kg for the newborn module and up to 70 kg for the high chair, according to the product page.
Seat and footrest adjustable between 42 and 55 cm, 5-point harness on the module and 3-point harness on the chair, removable safety bar and waterproof faux leather upholstery.
Why this choice suits this profile: this model is for families who want a durable feeding chair without a newborn module, and who need to adjust it to different table heights.
Its design clearly separates the high chair phase from the junior phase: use is recommended from 6 months, and the safety bar and harness should only be removed when your child can sit without them.
Height and depth adjustable seat and footrest, capacity stated up to 70 kg, smooth surfaces that clean easily with a damp cloth and compliance stated with EN 14988:2017+A1:2020.
We’ve put together a full, real-time updated list of products that meet these demanding selection criteria as well as European safety regulations.
The roba high chair feeding tray for the Sit Up Flex measures approximately 41 × 43 cm. Its raised edges help stop things falling off, and the surface wipes clean with a damp cloth. It is designed for use from 6 months and must only be used with compatible roba Sit Up Flex high chairs.
The tray is not intended to restrain your child. The 3-point harness must remain fastened, and it’s best to avoid placing heavy objects or hot liquids on it.
Yes, but only if it includes a module specifically designed for that stage, such as a reclining lounger or a newborn seat. The standard seat of a high chair is generally intended for a child who can sit up unaided. Always check the recommended age, maximum weight and permitted positions in the instruction manual.
It depends on its design and weight limits. A model with an adjustable seat and footrest can accompany your child for several years, while a 3-in-1 chair changes function according to the limits of each configuration. Regularly check the screws, mechanisms, harness and safety bar.
Painted or protected surfaces can usually be wiped clean with a damp cloth. Removable, machine-washable fabric covers make maintenance even easier. However, avoid leaving the wood exposed to water for long periods and dry cleaned areas promptly.