The benefits of a footrest for your baby's highchair – Mummy Cooks

I often get asked by Mums weaning their baby why a child won't stay in their highchair for very long. The answer is to make sure they are stable in the chair by padding the sides with towels and making sure they have a footrest. ‘Why do I need a footrest for my baby’s highchair?’ Think of how you feel when you are at a.
The Footsi is designed by Australian-based Mel Howe from Pimp My High Chair who, like lots of other Mum's, loved the ease of cleaning the IKEA Antilop high chair*, but noticed that without a footrest her daughter looked uncomfortable and showed little interest in her food. From this, she realised that a footrest was needed, thus the Footsi was born!

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