The 8 Best High Chairs of 2025

The Tripp Trapp earns Best Overall for good reason — it’s one of those rare purchases that truly grows with your child. The solid beech construction feels reassuringly sturdy, the adjustable seat and foot plates let you dial in an ergonomic position from babyhood through adulthood, and the included Baby Set with its newly redesigned five-point harness is both simple to attach and much easier to use than older models. Small touches like the optional cushion for extra comfort, gliders for stability, and the ability to sit right up to the table make daily family meals smoother.

It’s worth noting that this is more of an investment than a budget high chair and extras like the tray are sold separately, so total cost can add up. Still, the tool-free adjustments and long lifespan mean you’re buying one dependable chair rather than replacements — which is why it stands out as the top pick.

The Momcozy DinerPal feels like a thoughtful long-term investment. Its 5-in-1 design truly delivers on the “lifelong use” promise: tool-free adjustments, seven height positions and a 308 lb capacity mean this chair can grow with your family from baby to adult. The wide 16-inch seat with two depth settings, ergonomic curved backrest and adjustable footrest support healthy posture, while the soft five-point harness and sturdy triangular frame give real peace of mind. The extra-large 23.5-inch tray is dishwasher-safe and practical for busy mealtimes, and the FSC-certified beechwood with non-slip silicone feet combines durability with stability.

A few aspects are just average — the chair relies on molded plastic for the tray and doesn’t include plush padding, so you might add a seat liner for extra comfort. Overall, the DinerPal shines where it matters most: adaptability, safety testing to ASTM/EN standards, and easy cleaning, making it an excellent pick for families who want one chair that lasts.

If you need a high chair that truly grows with your family, the Graco Blossom 6-in-1 is an easy win — especially when you want to seat two kids at once. Its multi-stage design transitions from an infant recline (three positions for comfort) to a full-size highchair, and adds a booster so a second child can join at the table. That flexibility means you’re buying one piece that covers newborn feeding through independent toddler meals, which is both economical and convenient.

On the practical side the machine-washable seat pad makes messy mealtimes less stressful, and the booster brings little ones right up to family dining height. The toddler configuration adapts well as kids grow, so you get real longevity. It’s not the lightest or most compact option out there and assembly takes a little time, but for families focused on seating two children comfortably and safely, its strengths clearly outweigh those average trade-offs.

If caregiver comfort is your priority, the Inglesina My Time delivers in practical, noticeable ways. The four height settings and three recline positions make it easy to bring your child to a comfortable level for feeding, snuggling, or soothing without bending awkwardly — that translates to less back strain over time. Rear wheels glide smoothly for quick room-to-room adjustments, and the single-piece frame that folds flat makes storage and setup genuinely effortless, which busy parents will appreciate.

Cleanup and day-to-day convenience also support caregiver ease: stain-resistant leatherette wipes clean with a damp cloth, and the removable tray is dishwasher-safe. The serving tray’s built-in cup holder and compact footprint further simplify mealtime logistics. On the flip side, it’s a straightforward, functional design rather than a feature-packed luxury seat — you won’t find a lot of extra bells and whistles, but everything essential for comfort and practicality is well executed by a brand with a long reputation for quality.

What really puts the Oribel Cocoon Z in the Best Easy-Clean Design category is how thought-through the surfaces are: the seamless EVA seat pad wipes down in seconds and detaches for a deeper clean, and the tray clicks off to go straight into the dishwasher. That combination means crumbs and sticky messes don’t hide in crevices, which is a huge win for busy parents doing frequent feedings or practicing baby-led weaning.

Beyond cleaning, the chair’s practical details feel genuinely useful rather than gimmicky. The Teflon-coated gliders let you glide it around the house without scratching floors or worrying about accidental rolls (rear leg locks add peace of mind), and the recline-to-lounger option plus supportive high back make it comfortable for naps and feeding. Color options and easy, tool-free assembly are nice extras—pretty standard for modern high chairs but welcome nonetheless. Overall, its easy-maintenance materials and simple, removable parts are why it stands out.

The Evenflo Eat & Grow 4-in-1 sits comfortably in the best-budget slot because it gives real longevity for a small price. It shifts easily from infant high chair to toddler seats and finally to a kid-sized table and chair, covering roughly 6 months up to 50 lb — which means you’re not paying for multiple pieces. Practical touches like the five-point harness, a removable tray and wipeable surfaces make everyday use and cleanup simple, and the machine-washable seat pad is a genuine time-saver for messy eaters.

It doesn’t pretend to be a luxury model: the styling and padding are straightforward, adjustment options are fewer than pricier competitors, and some materials feel basic. Still, for families on a budget who want safe, long-lasting functionality without fuss, this chair delivers excellent value. The few trade-offs are easy to accept given how many stages it covers and how low the overall cost is.

The Zest 4-in-1 really shines when portability is the priority. It’s genuinely lightweight and designed to move easily from kitchen to dining room, and the quick-open, easy-fold action makes transitions smooth. I like that the tray can be stowed with the rear legs — that keeps the folded profile tidy for tight closets or car trunks. The compact fold and removable harness also help when you need to pack it for visits or store it between uses.

It’s also versatile: shortening the legs or removing the tray and harness turns it into a toddler chair or stool, so you’re carrying one piece that can serve for years (up to 60 lbs). If you want nitpicks, it’s not as tiny as a backpack-style travel seat and there’s no built-in carry handle or wheels, so it’s not the absolute lightest option for long outings. For everyday portability around the house and occasional travel, though, it’s a very convenient pick.

This chair earns its spot in the Best Space-Saving category because it genuinely delivers full-size functionality without hogging the kitchen. The clever design that fits onto most dining and restaurant chairs makes it ideal for smaller homes or for parents who travel — you get a stable, tucked-in seat that doesn’t require a separate footprint. The multiple recline positions and tummy adjustments mean it grows with your child, so you’re not swapping chairs every few months.

On top of being compact and adaptable, practical features make daily life easier: an extra-large, deep-dish tray helps keep messes contained, and both the tray and seat are dishwasher- and machine-safe for quick cleanup. Safety is covered with a 5-point harness, and the overall build feels thoughtfully designed for real use. A few elements — like the number of reclines and standard harness — are typical for modern high chairs, but when space is at a premium, this model hits the sweet spot between convenience, cleanliness, and long-term use.