High chairs, ranked by critic score
2 ranked by critic score · 4 more not yet ranked · 17 professional reviews
High chairs, judged on cleanup, adjustability and stability.
Image: StokkeStokke Tripp Trapp
7 professional reviewers tested the Stokke Tripp Trapp, and 6 recommend it. Most praised: adjustability and build quality. Most common complaint: price.
The catch: It is expensive, and the tray and other add-ons cost extra.
6 of these 7 outlets print no score. We estimated theirs from the review text, then adjusted the estimates against the ratings outlets actually print (ours ran slightly low). An estimate is never higher than 92.
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Of the 2 high chairs we score so far, the highest-rated by professional reviewers is the Stokke Tripp Trapp: critic score 85 out of 100 from 7 reviews, 6 of them positive. Most praised: adjustability and build quality. Most common complaint: price.
Early reads · 4 not yet ranked
Not ranked, listed A to Z. We publish a critic score once at least 4 professional reviews of the exact model exist; with 2 or 3 we show a provisional average.
- Abiie Beyond Junior Y High Chair · 1 review so far (GeekDad: 89 est.)
- IKEA Antilop High Chair · provisional 75 from 2 reviews
- Inglesina Fast Table Chair · 1 review so far (BabyGearLab: 75)
- Joovy Nook High Chair · no professional reviews yet
Common questions
Which high chair do critics rate highest?
Of the 2 we score, the Stokke Tripp Trapp, with a critic score of 85 from 7 professional reviews. Most praised: adjustability and build quality. Most common complaint: price.
Stokke Tripp Trapp vs Lalo The Chair: which is better?
Critics score the Stokke Tripp Trapp 85 and the Lalo The Chair 81. We list the Lalo The Chair under “Best for easy cleaning”. Its main drawback: it is pricey and does not fold.