High Five

I am posting about high chairs because this is my frustration. Since flats in HK are pretty small, every piece of furniture (and baby furniture for that matter) has to be thought about. So for now, lil buddha is on a clip-on chair which she is small for her now. So, once we move, I'll shop for a high chair before anything else (okay, second to the Tod's bag I like).

Top Five High Chairs by Yummee Mommy

A friend of mine recommended the Tripp Trapp by Stokke. It is also one of the most popular high chairs because of the nice wood, and space- saving design. Aside from that, older kids can use it too. It's a bit expensive though but after baby uses it, you can probably chop off the nice wood and use it for something else (kidding!).



I happen to like the look of wooden high chairs, because our dining table is wooden too. Svan Anka looks okay, available in Espresso, Honey and Natural available at highchairs.com for US$179.99.



This director's chair, I mean high chair, is pretty cool too, especially with all the candy colors. They look like different flavours of skittles. Unfortunately, I can't get all of them, unless I plan to have octuplets like Nadya Soleman. God forbid! The brand is called Keekaroo, looks like a Tripp Trapp without the cushion but cheaper at $144.95.



Hilo also has candy colors. I am not sure though about this seat that can be rotated. Do you think baby can fall if this moves?



If you are looking for a more traditional high chair, here's one that looks like it was pulled out from your grandfather's library, I suggest you get the Eddie Bauer one for sale at Target. I guess it would be better if your baby was a boy though.



Note: Please read the reviews from moms who actually bought these high chairs, if you are concerned about the safety. YummeeMommy is not liable for any accidents caused by thesee products. These recommendations are only based on their design and cool factor.

Which one I will get? I still don't know!