Mockingbird High Chair vs Momcozy DinerPal High Chair

The Mockingbird is the better pick for most families with a baby and a toddler in the house. It is a simpler 2-in-1: high chair to child chair, solid beechwood, a magnetic silicone harness that wipes clean, and a tray liner that goes in the dishwasher. The Momcozy DinerPal does more, with five modes including a learning tower and an adult chair, seven seat heights and a 308-pound rating, but it is heavier to learn, harder to assemble and does not fold. Owners of both praise sturdiness and easy-clean surfaces; the Mockingbird's main complaint is a tray that is awkward to remove one-handed, and the Momcozy's are fiddly setup and a harness bottom that cannot be washed.

• Choose the Mockingbird High Chair if you want a clean-lined wooden chair that converts to a child chair, wipes down fast and takes about two minutes to adjust without tools.
• Choose the Momcozy DinerPal if you want one chair to carry a child from six months to adulthood, including a learning tower mode, with more height and depth settings and a higher weight rating.