Our pick for most familiesHighchairs & solids gear~6 months to ~6 years
Joie Multiply 6in1 highchair
A five-point-harness highchair with an adjustable footrest that later becomes a booster and toddler chair.
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We researched mid-priced highchairs that get the basics right and keep earning their space. The Joie Multiply has a five-point harness, a footrest with three heights so feet are supported, and an extra-large tray that adjusts and goes in most dishwashers. It changes into a traditional highchair, a booster for a dining chair, a portable booster, then a toddler chair and play table, to about six years. Mother & Baby's testers scored it well for ease of use and stability. Trade-offs: it costs more than basic chairs, there are nooks to clean, and it is sold in Australia only at Baby Bunting. Always use the harness.
Researched, not used by us
Pros
- Five-point harness
- Adjustable footrest (3 heights)
- Large, dishwasher-safe tray
- Converts to booster, toddler chair and play table
Cons
- Dearer than a basic highchair
- Nooks and crannies to clean
- Sold in Australia only at Baby Bunting
Who it suits
- Families wanting one chair from solids to school age
- Babies who need foot support
Who should look elsewhere
- Tight budgets
- Small kitchens with no room for a full chair
Price
$200–450
Typically $299–$329 at our last check (11 Nov 2026). Prices change — check the retailer.
Specs
| Footrest adjustable | yes, 3 heights |
|---|---|
| Tray removable | yes, dishwasher safe; insert doubles as a placemat |
| Harness | 5-point |
| Cleanability | medium — pads wash, some crevices |
| Converts to | booster, portable booster, toddler chair, play table |
| Standard | check the label for AS 4684 |
What to look for
- Look for AS 4684-2009 Highchairs (check labelling) on the label or in the product details.
- Use the harness every meal
- Set the footrest so feet rest flat
- Check for AS 4684 on the label
Where to buy in Australia
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Last checked 11 Nov 2026 · Report a problem with this pick