High Chairs – Types and How to Choose

Around the 6th month, when the baby starts sitting unaided and tasting first foods, it is time for a high chair. Here are the types available and how to choose.
Types of high chairs
| Type | Advantages | What to watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Classic tall chair | Comfortable height for the parent, tray | Takes up more space |
| Folding | Easy to put away, suitable for small kitchens | Stability and secure locking |
| Convertible (grows with the child) | Lasts for years – turns into a play chair or a chair | Easy switching between positions |
| Booster seat | For travelling and visiting | Suitable for older children |
What to check
- Safety – a secure harness, stable legs and compliance with the high chair standard (EN 14988).
- Easy cleaning – smooth surfaces and few gaps where food can collect.
- Age and weight – how long the chair can be used.
- Space – measure the kitchen and the height of the table.
- Material and design – the chair stays in the kitchen for years, so it should fit the interior.
Buba Carino – a high chair that grows with your child
The Buba Carino high chair is for children from 6 months to 5 years (up to 15 kg) who can sit unaided. Its legs are made of beech wood and can be removed, so the tall chair turns into a low play chair. It is available in grey, black, ivory and pink.
Tips for the first meals
- Always fasten the harness and never leave the child alone.
- Place the chair at the family table – children learn to eat by watching you.
- Keep it away from the stove, walls and window sills the child could push off from.
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