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The Henry IV Convertible High Chair

The Henry IV Convertible High Chair by Sibi costs a staggering $1,350, making it the most expensive high chair I've seen. It was conceptualized by the Sirch-Bitzer design team out of Germany and can be transformed into a regular child's chair once your tot is over the high chair phase. The base is powder coated steel, and the wood portion is birch. I have an issue with the size of the tray, most high chairs trays have ample room for flinging around food, and a few different dishes. This one looks like you could line up, maybe 7 peas, 3 cheerios... single file. I do however love the clean minimalist design, chic simplicity at it's finest.

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Leopard Print Highchair

by Star Sutherland (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Children

Tired of that unsightly plastic highchair that's a constant eye sore around your home? Say hello to the stunning leopard print, solid wood high chair. The solid Mora is hand carved with a shapely oval back and stunning embellishments on the four sturdy legs. The leopard area is high end vinyl that resembles leather. Vinyl allows for quick cleanup and is mildew and stain proof. A completely detachable tray allows for safe and easy loading and unloading. And a comfortable yet secure three point locking safety belt, guarantees that wiggly little bodies won't slide out! Safe, comfortable and easy on the eyes, a must have for trendy, in the know parents! Custom made when you order it, on poshtots.com for $885.

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Tags: babies, children, high chair, HighChair, kids, leopard print highchair, LeopardPrintHighchair

Calla Highchair

by Nicole Weston (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor, Dining

The Calla Highchair was created by industrial designer Yves Behar. The design is unquestionably modern, but it is somewhat reminiscent of a trumpet flower, with the way it rises up into the seat from a stable, circular base. The tray is detachable and dishwasher safe, while the neoprene seat is soft, ergonomic and easy to clean, on the off chance that Junior makes any messes. By releasing a squeezable brake in the back, you can easily adjust the height of the chair to suit your tastes. The chairs are priced around $900 and will be available for purchase at Fleurville later this year.

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Tags: baby, behar, calla chair, chair, fleurville, high chair, highchair