Cosatto Noodle 0+ Highchair - Compact, Height Adjustable, Foldable, Easy Clean, From birth to 15kg (Mister Fox)

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Newborn cradle – Cosatto’s new Noodle 0+ highchair comes with a reclining cradle feature for when the baby arrives. I like really them; the highchair can be adjusted to six different heights, so it ‘fits’ pretty much any scenario. It’s also a bit clunky if you are trying to set it up one-handed, holding a baby, but I don’t find this too much of an issue when I’m at home on my own with Violet as usually I’ll get it set up way before her meal times so I don’t have a baby/highchair battle on my hands! The Cosatto Noodle 0+ highchair comes with an industry-leading 4 year guarantee for your peace of mind. I admit – the gorgeous pink unicorn print, glitter tray and mint green detail were the main draw, although being a huge fan of Cosatto after having such a great experience with our Giggle 2 Travel System meant I knew they were a brand I could trust, so this gave me confidence to try one of their highchairs too.

I love that it can be hired and lowered so can be used with its tray as a highchair or can be lowered to fit under the table so baby can sit at the table with siblings. It requires more handiwork than the Ikea Antilop, but compared to the Obaby Cube, which has 14 pieces of wood and 22 screws to contend with, it is a doddle to put together.On the odd occasion that she falls asleep in it, the 3 position recline is great as I don't have to disturb her by moving her into her bouncer, also the removable tray comes off with ease so I can take it away with her toys on and cover her over with a blanket, all without disturbing her! Our dedicated technical team scrutinise everything over and over until each product meets our own stringent requirements too. The recline is excellent, meaning I can leave Edith to snooze when she falls asleep in her spaghetti!

Yes, Eric fancies himself as a mini Houdini and can escape with worrying ease from his other highchairs – particularly the Obaby Cube, which has a flat, wooden seat that he repeatedly tries to stand up on. Using a test dummy to simulate a child, we test the forward, rearward and sideways stability of the high chair, to check that it won't topple over and also assess the risk of potential finger traps. This may seem a given, but I know from experience it is not uncommon to spend ages putting a high chair together, only to find the harness, seat cover or tray needs to be bought separately.Newborn Cradle– Cosatto’s new Noodle 0+ highchair comes with a reclining cradle feature for when the baby arrives. If you parcel is more than 3 days late, we would recommend checking with neighbours and the local sorting office before contacting us. We looked into all the reviews on the Internet and they all seemed positive, apart from that it couldn't be used under 6 months. We were luckily bought a highchair by my mum from a friend so never had to really look into highchairs but if we did, I’d certainly be looking at this one!

The manufacturer’s warranty will not cover damage due to misuse, accidental damage or wear and tear. This isn’t too much of a problem for us, as it does fold up and tuck into a corner by our dining room table, but I’d say if you lived in a very small space, you might find it a bit larger than other highchairs out there. Fire their ImaginationThe Noodle 0+ is crafted with hidden extras and Cosatto’s famous storytelling patterns that babies love.Once baby is seated in the highchair he is happy for long periods of time whether it’s to play or eat which allows me to wash up and clear the kitchen after meal times. The post is attached to the chair rather than being on the tray which I like as it keeps baby secure. The reality is it’s one of those big investment pieces for your child (and potentially subsequent children) and it’s going to go through some tough use.