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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a high chair" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a chair designed for young children, typically used during mealtime.
Example: "We need to buy a high chair for the baby so she can join us at the dining table."
Alternatives: "a booster seat" or "a toddler chair".
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He was in a high chair.
There's a baby in a high chair.
Keller worried about not having a high chair.
They provided her with nutritional supplements and a high chair.
I am a baby in a high chair.
At dinner, he sat in a high chair by her side.
Nayeli sat in a high chair at the head of the table.
"I've got a sofa and I am looking for a high chair.
Deirdre turned their second bedroom into a nursery, buying a mahogany crib and a high chair.
It's awesome, you've got a high chair over here, you've got one running around over there.
A woman on a high chair in the corner watched to make sure we didn't steal.
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