High chair recommendations?

I’ve got a £40 mamas and papas voucher so ideally from what they sell on there! But nothing too expensive!

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I got the Mamas and Papas snax highchair and I quite like it, having difficulty figuring out the straps though cause they're tighted to the max and still to big for my little one 🥲

Could you use the voucher for something else? The Ikea Antilop is highly recommended for positioning, easy to clean etc and you can buy bits off of etsy if you don’t like how plain it is.. It’s also only £19 so that’s a bonus

I dont have one from Mamas and Papas but mine has good foot support and a harness to keep him inside lol And my straps as well are too big on him slightly. But with the tray on he’s not going anywhere.

I asked in a local mums group and 90% of the girls said the IKEA antilop, we ended it getting it and it’s fab, only £19 and all plastic so easy to clean, can buy extras aswell xx

Chloe I’m having the same issue with the straps. There must be a way to tighten from the back!?

really! I’ll have a look then! Xx

oh okay! I’ve seen a few people mention that, thank you xx

It's so frustrating there has to be a way hahaha! The instructions don't help in the slightest 🤦‍♀️

We’ve gone for a cosatto waffle as my little one is very small and we needed something which could be fully adjustable and supportive xx

I have this high chair and I thought the same like there should be something at the back to stop it pulling through, but then my sister came round and was like Gemma you’ve got it on the loosest so… if you have a mum brain like me, double check the straps and move them the other way to see if they get tighter or not. I was convinced there was some part missing and it was me being stupid 😂

Thanks and I’m going to try this now. Glad I’m not the only one

I have the 8 in 1 maxi cosi and have to say it’s really good. We’d previously bought the maxi cosi Ava which was awful

Thanks & @Gemma I'm going to try this, hopefully it'll work and stop my girl chewing on the straps 😂

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