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• 7 Days of High Chairs: Antilop High Chair from Ikea

  This week we've shown you some cool high chairs, and we've shown you some pretty crazy looking high chairs too, but my pick is easily the cheapest. My favorite traditional high chair (that is, a chair with a tray attached) is the Antilop high chair from Ikea. It's functional, modern, and will cost you a whopping $23.99. And that's with the tray. Read More... Posted Mar 29 2008, 10:40 PM by moderndaydad with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: furniture, IKEA, chairs, food, toddlers, kitchen, eating, high chairs, mdd, 7 days of high chairs, antilop, antilop high chair

• 7 Days of High Chairs: e27 re-serve

  Its name doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but that's the only complex thing about the German-designed e27 re-serve. Among the more minimalist high chairs you're likely to find (and to be honest, it looks almost too minimal for the price), the re-serve is designed to be both light and easy to clean, with its shot-blasted stainless-steel frame covered in the same sort of washable, padded 600D nylon fabric that's used in many handbags and pieces of luggage. After the jump: the e27 in action, and how many fancy German high chairs your worthless U.S. dollar will buy... Read More... Posted Mar 28 2008, 10:25 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: table, kitchen, german design, high chairs, 7 days of high chairs, eating with kids, e27 re-serve, tinydodo, highchairs

• 7 Days of High Chairs: Inglesina Zuma

  Meals can become a shockingly long process once solid food enters the menu, so it’s best that everyone involved has a comfy seat. The Inglesina Zuma High Chair not only features double seat pads, but it adjusts at several points to adapt to your dining set up. Read More... Posted Mar 27 2008, 10:12 AM by Heather Kuldell with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: furniture, mealtime, seating, high chairs, 7 days of high chairs, Inglesina

• Tranformers! A Highchair Does Double Duty

  We all need some extra elbow room. Traditional highchairs take up a ridiculous amount of floor space. And when the kid’s outgrown it, it either stays in the basement waiting for baby number two or is put out at your next garage sale for ten bucks.   Read More... Posted Mar 26 2008, 12:21 PM by SunnyChanel with | with no comments Filed under: furniture, high chair, seating, 7 days of high chairs, Rinki

• 7 Days of High Chairs: It's Good to be the King

  We all think of our little ones as kings and queens (on their good days) well, maybe dictators and despots is a better depiction of reality. But is it pretentious to name a high chair after royalty? Perhaps. I’m going to let this one slide because it certainly is a departure from most of the modern high chairs I’ve seen. Read More... Posted Mar 25 2008, 07:28 AM by Lisa Mulcahy with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: high chair, mealtime, birch, 7 days of high chairs, Sibi, Henry IV

• 7 Days of High Chairs: Babylon

  Though recent high chair designs have started to move from plastic to posh, it's still not easy to find a chair that's a good mix of pleasing and practical. The Babylon high chair fills that balance nicely. Read More... Posted Mar 24 2008, 09:10 AM by Erin Behan with | with no comments Filed under: furniture, high chair, seating, high chairs, 7 days of high chairs