If you’re looking for a high chair for your baby in India, here’s a compact guide plus top-recommended models available now. I’ll walk you through what to look for, why it matters, and which chairs stand out. Your brand’s target customers (parents using PyaraBaby) will especially appreciate the “best value + trusted” style.

✅ What to Look For in a Baby High Chair

Before you pick a model, it helps to know the key features. Here’s what experts and Indian-parent guides suggest:

• Safety harness (preferably 5-point) + stable, wide base so the chair doesn’t tip. (FirstCry Parenting)
• Adjustable height, tray positions, foot-rest so the chair grows with your child. (R for Rabbit)
• Easy to clean (detachable tray, wipeable surfaces) because mealtimes = mess. (Clafbebe)
• Foldability or compact footprint if space is limited. (IPF)
• Certification / meets safety standards. Even if Indian shops don’t always mention exact standard, checking stability and harness helps. (Consumer Reports)
• Make sure your baby is ready (can sit up with minimal support) before switching to a high chair. (FirstCry Parenting)

For Indian households, also consider floor type (slippery tiles), wheel locks if the chair has wheels, and whether the tray fits with your dining table setup. (Healthyparivaar)

🛒 Top High Chair Models to Consider in India

• R for Rabbit Marshmallow Baby High Chair: A premium model with multiple height & recline settings, designed for growth from baby to toddler.
• LuvLap 4‑in‑1 Convertible Baby High Chair: Indian brand, good value, converts and is flexible.
  
• Babyhug Multi‑functional Highchair & Convertible Feeding Chair: Budget friendly, functional.
• Lifelong Wooden High Chair for Baby: A wooden look high chair — good if you prefer aesthetics and sturdy material.
• IKEA ANTILOP Highchair with Tray: International brand, simple but reliable, very budget friendly.
• IKEA ANTILOP Highchair (Budget): Another variant / lowest budget for basic use.
• Combo references and mid-budget conversions help if you’re comparing across types.

🔍 Which Model Should You Pick?

• If budget is tight: Go for IKEA ANTILOP or Babyhug. Good for early stage (6–12 months) when you want something simple.
• If you want longevity and features: Choose R for Rabbit or LuvLap convertible. This will serve from baby to toddler.
• If you love home décor & premium feel: Lifelong Wooden model is good — but ensure safety harness & updated features.
• If you have space constraints: Prioritize foldability, narrow footprint, easy tray removal.

💡 Tips to Use & Maintain Your High Chair Well

• Always strap your baby in — even for a short feed. Many accidents happen when harnesses are not used. (Healthyparivaar)
• Clean the tray immediately after meals to avoid food build-up and bacteria.
• Ensure the chair is on a flat surface and wheels (if any) are locked. Avoid placing near counters where baby could push and tip the chair. (Healthyparivaar)
• Periodically inspect screws, bolts, harnesses for wear and tear. Don’t use if any part is damaged.
• Use highchair only for meals, not for play or standing. This builds safe habits and prevents misuse. (FirstCry Parenting)

👍 Final Thoughts

Choosing a high chair isn’t just about getting “something cute” — it’s about safety, usability, and fit for your home and budget. For Indian parents, striking the balance between cost, features, and space often matters most.