Ikea Antilop

Does everything you need it to do and nothing that isn't essential.

A highchair is a pretty essential piece of baby kit, but one you don’t need until your little one is about 6 months old - by which time funds have generally run dry! Keeping that in mind I was thrilled when I found the Ikea Antilop highchair, which costs around ... Continue reading

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jennifer humphreys

cheap, easy to clean, easy to move, difficult for children to escape from, looks cool Continue reading...

SStwrd

For those more DIY-oriented parents then you can a one-off adjustment the size. Mine didn't quite fit under the table with the tray off so I cut 1cm off the _top_ of the legs and drilled an new hole for the sp Continue reading...

emmalala

Gosh I wish I'd have bought this instead of foking out £100 on a padded all singing all dancing high chair! It's just so easy to keep clean, comfy and does exactly what you need it to do. perfect for pulling up Continue reading...

Christina F

I love it and wish I would have bought it straight away instead of an expensive fabric one that was a nightmare to clean. Fantastic highchair at a great price! Continue reading...

Rhiannon Morse

Overall I think this one is definately a must for Nanny's house, if they've got the room to keep it! It's pretty easy to put together, and although the tray is sold separatly for the cost you can't really compl Continue reading...

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Jane Bower 2

You don't review safety of this chair, my daughter had an accident with this chair which ripped her nose apart due to the spring mounted steel pins. This chair is not safe and people should not buy it!

Posted: 19/08/2010 at 10:08

Cassandra Kempster-Roberts

Hi parents,

Today, IKEA announced an important safety notice about the Antilop. Please check out our full IKEA Antilop recall report if you own this highchair.

Thanks,

Posted: 06/01/2012 at 14:34

SStwrd

@Jane Bower 2: can you decribe exactly how the steel pins caused the injury? (I'm assuming you mean the pins at the top of the legs that hold the legs in to the seat.)

Posted: 28/08/2012 at 17:49

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	Exceptionally cheap, easy to clean and functional.

	Doesn't fold so you have to take the legs off to store it, only one sitting position and one height.