Collapse and store easily with one smooth movement. The compact fold allows the highchair to fit into the smallest of spaces.

The Graco Swift Fold came already assembled in a large box so after removing some protective wrapping we were able to put it straight up without needing tools or to follow instructions,' she told us. Thanks to its nine height adjustments and three recline positions plus the usual five-point harness, the Swift Fold can easily be adapted for your home as well as your baby’s age and comfort. Riley Roo also seemed to like it too. 'We have tested a handful of high chairs but this is the one that our small one actually wants to sit in!' It has four wheels so it's easy to move from room to room, and it folds compactly to keep it out of the way when not in use. The high chair’s surfaces can be wiped for cleaning, while the fabric parts are machine washable. Natalie: The Graco Swift Fold highchair was good for us because it has a large removable tray that we were able to place in the dishwasher and the fold-down design made it super compact for storing outside of mealtimes. We would have liked the be able to remove the chair cover to give the seat a thorough clean. Would you recommend this to other parents?Michelle praised the practicality and efficiency of this highchair, as well as its 'sturdy build' and 'attractive design'. I like the smart contemporary look coupled with the comfort for baby and the convenience of being able to store it away, and the quality is apparent, especially in the sturdy build and attractive design,' Michelle told us.'I'd buy this high chair to enjoy seeing my baby in a stylish and comfortable seat while they explore new foods. The design would enhance a stylish living area.'

The Nourish Scoop Highchair was tested by our parent reviewer, Leah Borromeo, alongside 19-month-old Riley Roo. While Leah didn’t immediately fall in love with the look of the chair, she found it easy and intuitive to use and appreciated the compactness and simplicity of the item. Graco strollers ensure the safety of your infant. Also, note that all the Graco strollers are lightweight so that it will be easy for mums to carry and store. The Stokke Nomi high chair is a dream to clean, according to our parent tester. 'I was so impressed by the open design and how easy it is to clean the Stokke Nomi highchair, even after the messiest of meals,' says Gemma, who reviewed this highchair for Goodto. 'Compared to other highchairs this seems very easy to access so there's minimal risk of crumbs or dropped food building up underneath the child or within the chair.' The iconic Tripp Trapp chair is 50 years old, but still as popular as ever. Created by Norwegian brand Stokke, the high chair is made of beech and oak woods, with its solid, sturdy, and high-quality materials meaning it can genuinely last a lifetime. The brand calls it a chair for life, and it’s easy to see this high chair becoming part of the family furniture for years to come.It has a designer, quality feel and a great choice of materials which makes it all the more special, plus it is very practical too. It’s a quality product that looks stylish and is easy to clean, as the tray can go straight into the dishwasher and the straps can be removed and put into the washing machine.This is a modern-looking chair; the egg shape has 1960s vibes and adapts along with your child. I loved the look of the high chair and the way it fitted in so well with the rest of my kitchen.' The padded chair cushion looks like it's a smart textured fabric but is actually wipe-clean which is convenient for spills,' she adds. 'It can also be machine washed. The insert for younger babies is washable too and is a lovely soft material. The tray is extra large with the choice of having a cup holder and sections for different foods or just one large table.' Emily: The folding aspect is a real winner if you are tight on space. The fact it is height adjustable and has a great range, so you can have a newborn laying in it at table level whilst you eat, or bring it right down so baby can eat with toddlers at a baby table, makes it extremely versatile. The padded seat looks extremely comfortable and is made of a wipe-clean material that makes life a little easier for spills!

Graco was established in 1953, and at that point was called Graco Metal Products. Rex Thomas, a specialist, was entrusted to think of new ideas for the company. In the wake of watching his better half shake their baby on their home's entryway patio, he had one. We gave the Buffet Highchair to our parent reviewer, Simran Maini, and her daughter Nouri, six and a half months old, to review. Simran was impressed by the highchair’s multiple functions, aesthetic qualities, and ease of use, while Nouri seemed comfortable in the high chair and enjoyed her weaning journey while sitting in it. Harriet: I wouldn't choose this product above all others on the market. Although it is a very good highchair, the bulkiness of it and the large footprint it covers when it is open and in use lets it down. The compact fold however is brilliant and is a definite plus point, as is the multiple height settings that can be used. Alexandra: I would recommend this product to someone who had a big house because it is quite a large seat! A bit of a throne for a baby! It is useful because it doubles up as a play table because the mat is so big. Despite being quite large it does fall down easily and stand up on its own which is great. Would you choose this product above all others on the market?Adaptability - It needs to be moveable so you can pull the baby close to the table if you need to, or close to you while you're feeding. You should be able to easily adjust all aspects of the highchair so it can change as the baby grows. Overall, our tester would recommend the Graco Swift Fold to anyone with enough space to accommodate it. 'It's a safe, smart and comfortable chair that will last through the baby and toddler stages,' she concludes. 'I'd buy this high chair to enjoy seeing my baby in a stylish and comfortable seat while they explore new foods.'

Nobody could have envisioned the achievement. The company estimated they'd sell 10,000 Swyngomatics. Throughout the following couple of years they sold millions, rapidly transforming Graco into one of the world's driving makers of baby products. They immediately settled a convention by proceeding to set industry benchmarks. Michelle was also impressed by the look and style of the highchair, adding that it has a high-end, premium feel to the design.'The matte two-tone grey plastic is contemporary and neutral to suit most interiors.' The Swift Fold was tested out by our parent reviewer Michelle Morgan Davies and her son Finn, 18 months. Both parent and child were impressed with the highchair’s comfort and features, with Michelle praising everything from its appearance and easy fold design to its sturdiness and value for money.Safety for each high chair was assessed by our testing, which is based on the federal safety standard, which references ASTM F404-21. Tests include evaluations of the restraint system, stability of the high chair, and static load assessments, as well as other tests. Ease of cleaning - Adam, author of How to Grow Your Family added, ''It should also be easy to clean because weaning gets messy and you don't want a highchair that stains easily or contains parts you need to put in the washing machine three times a day!' Nikki: This is a table and chair in one, so I would recommend it to friends who perhaps don't have a table in their kitchen to feed baby another way / with a smaller high chair. It is sleek in operation and looks quite smart, the grey stripe is very neutral. The large tray would be very useful for feeding and for activities and the tray insert is dishwasher safe which is super handy. Sophie: I would definitely consider buying this chair, purely for the easy (one-handed) folding mechanism and the ability for it to be stored away/ put to one side when not in use which dramatically helps to save space, particularly in my small kitchen where I find I'm constantly tripping up over my current highchair which doesn't fold. What changes would you make to this product?