A high chair is more than just a place for feeding baby. Oftentimes, it is baby’s first seat in the house. It’s where baby can observe, and more importantly become, a part of your family. Given its significance, it’s no wonder we get a lot of questions about our Prima Pappa Diner and Prima Pappa Best high chairs.

1. What’s the difference between the Prima Pappa Diner and the Prima Pappa Best?

Both high chairs share a lot of the same features–a dishwasher-safe double tray for easy cleanups, non-scratching rubber caster wheels for smooth maneuverability, and seven height adjustments. The Diner comes in our easy-to-clean vinyl, while the Best comes in our stain-resistant, leather-like “Prima Classe” upholstery. The Best also has an adjustable footrest and storage net on the back of its seat.

2. So is the Prima Pappa Best really “best”?

It really depends what you’re looking for. While the Best has a couple of extra features, the biggest difference between the Diner and the Best is the upholstery. The Prima Pappa Diner comes in our easy-to-clean vinyl and features fun, childish prints. On the other hand, with its finely tailored “Prima Classe” upholstery, the Best feels a little more upscale.

3. Can your Prima Pappa Best and/or Prima Pappa Diner be used with a newborn?

Yes. Both offer four “tilt-in-space” recline positions, which are great for when you want to keep baby close during family dinners and get-togethers.

4. How long can my child use the Best or the Diner?

Both the Prima Pappa Best and the Prima Pappa Diner have been tested to accommodate children up to 45 pounds. They both adjust to seven height positions, and the Best features an adjustable footrest.

Have a question about our other high chair, the multipurpose Tatamia? Check out our “Tatamia FAQs” here.  And as always, if you have a question and don’t see it here, please ask! Leave us a comment or send an email to onlineassociate@pegperego.com.

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Here at Peg Perego, we are proud of our Italian heritage and long tradition of designing and manufacturing Italian-made baby and children’s products that meet the needs of families worldwide.

A family-owned company since our founding in 1949, Peg Perego continues to design and manufacture all of our products in Italy. A nod to our Made in Italy tradition, and to the style and quality standards that we hold so dear, is our many Italian product names. These names mean something to us, and we thought you might appreciate the meanings as well.

Uno. This name literally means “one,” which is perfect for this all-in-one carriage that quickly converts to a stroller.

Si. You probably guessed this one. “Si” translates to “yes.” And who wouldn’t want to say “yes” to a compact, quick-folding stroller that is so easy to take wherever baby goes?

Vela Easy Drive. This one is a little tougher to guess, right? “Vela” translates to “sail,” which really is a fitting name for our convenient and lightweight stroller. With the Vela, you can “sail” right through the day.

Primo Viaggio SIP 30/30. This one has a sweet translation. Directly translated, it means “first travel,” which is perfect since our Primo Viaggio SIP 30/30 is the ideal solution for transporting infants 5 to 30 pounds or 30 inches.

Prima Pappa Best and Prima Pappa Diner. “Pappa” is a tricky one. You might have thought “pappa” means papa, or dad, or something along those line. But “pappa” actually translates to “baby food,” which is exactly what your baby will enjoy in our stylish, functional high chairs.

Sdraietta Melodia. “Sdraietta” is probably the toughest one to guess (and pronounce), right? In English, “sdraietta” translates to “bouncer.” And “melodia” translates to “musical.” So together, “sdraietta melodia” translates to “musical bouncer.”

Borsa Mamma. Another easy one. This one translates to “mom bag.” But isn’t Borsa Mamma so much more glamorous, and given the Borsa’s sleek style, more fitting?

Tatamia. This is one of our favorite names. It is so fun to say, and when you know the meaning, it makes you love the Tatamia even more. “Tata mia” roughly translates to “my nanny.” We love that! Especially since with its three functions—baby recliner, swing and highchair—the Tatamia can be used to care for your little one from the time they are a newborn through their toddler years.

Explore our entire collection at us.pegperego.com.

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In our more than 60 years of designing and manufacturing high-quality products for babies and children, we at Peg Perego have gained some understanding about what it takes to prepare for a new baby.

It’s a joyful and beautiful time, but there is also so much to do!

To help, we’ve created a short checklist for all the gear you’ll need—and want—for your new baby.

Infant Car Seat: The most important consideration here is safety. Make sure to get a new car seat that complies with National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) standards. Peg Perego’s celebrated Primo Viaggio SIP 30/30 has been specially created to keep baby safe from the very start. Designed for infants from 5 to 30 pounds (or up to 30 inches), the Primo Viaggio SIP 30/30 features a quick-release five-point safety harness with shoulder pads and a fail-safe buckle; adjustable Side Impact Protection (SIP); and a special removable cushion for newborns.

Stroller: When selecting a stroller for a newborn, there are some special considerations. First, you need a stroller that either has a full recline or offers the option to attach a car seat and/or bassinet. Several of our strollers have a full recline, and nearly all of them will take a car seat. A modular system (like our Skate System or our Pliko Switch Compact Modular System) are also great options, especially if you’re looking to get everything you need for a new baby in one convenient purchase.

High Chair: If you want to keep your baby nearby during meals, considering getting a high chair with a seat that reclines for very young infants. All of our high chairs have a tilt-in-space seat that’s perfect for young babies, even newborns. Other important features are a secure and comfortable restraint system (a five-point harness with a passive restraint is best); a wide, sturdy base; adjustable height; and a one-hand tray release. And if you’re looking for a multipurpose high chair, consider our Tatamia. Recently included in Fit Pregnancy’ s list of Registry Essentials, the Tatamia transforms from a baby recliner to a baby swing to a high chair, meeting your child’s needs at every stage, from newborn to toddler.

Need one-on-one help starting a baby registry? Use our Store Locator to find a retail baby store near you.

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When it comes to baby gear, form almost always follows function. But that doesn’t mean you can’t find great-looking pieces for your home!

Just check out Peg Perego’s lineup of chic high chairs. With three designs (all straight from Milan!) to choose from—the Prima Pappa Diner, the Prima Pappa Best, and the Tatamia—you’re bound to find a high chair that meets your lifestyle and your style.

With its fun, childish prints, the Prima Pappa Diner adds a touch of whimsy to our modern take on the classic high chair. This quick-folding chair boasts easy-to-clean vinyl upholstery and our much-loved dishwasher-safe double tray. And like all of our high chairs, it comes fully assembled and ready to use.

Our Prima Pappa Best has a similar classic style, but with its finely tailored, buttery-soft (and stain-resistant!) “Prima Classe” upholstery, it feels a little more upscale. It has all the same features as the Diner, including non-scratching rubber wheels, an adjustable recline, and seven different height adjustments, as well as a few little sophisticated extras, like an adjustable footrest and storage basket.

Check out our full-length Prima Pappa Best product video:

Our Tatamia (which was just featured on “Ellen” last week!) is the ultimate in modern style and innovation. This sleek multipurpose seat can be used as a high chair, an infant recliner, or a baby swing. While the Tatamia will surely be baby’s favorite seat in the house for all it does, with its sleek, sophisticated design, you’ll love the Tatamia for the way it looks.

Check out our full-length Tatamia product video:

Like what you see? Use our Where to Buy tool to find an authorized Peg Perego dealer near you.

Buon appetito!

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For 2011, we’re offering three great high chairs – the Tatamia, Prima Pappa Best and Prima Pappa Diner.

Tatamia

This 3-in-1 high chair system transitions as baby grows! First, it’s a comfortable infant recliner. Then, as baby requires a bit more stimulation, it becomes a smooth-rocking swing. And finally, as baby transitions away from bottles, it transforms into a high chair that will be with baby through toddlerhood!

So if you’re looking for the ultimate high chair solution, look no further than the Tatamia.

Features

• Meets every phase of a child’s life, from newborn to toddler
• Converts to:

1. A comfortable Infant Recliner
2. A soothing, relaxing Swing
3. A space-saving, luxurious high chair/youth chair

• Height adjustable-seat moves to nine different heights
• Comfortable 4-position seat recline and 3-position adjustable footrest
• Floor-friendly castor wheels automatically lock for safety
• Buttons on top of the chair’s supports release wheel locks and allow chair to smoothly move from room to room
• Space-saving footprint and easy spring-loaded design that folds compactly
• Dishwasher-safe double tray for easier clean-ups
• 5-point safety harness and passive restraint bar

Prima Pappa Diner

Full of personality, the Diner has easy-to-clean vinyl upholstery in fun patterns! Numerous features and a stylish appearance round out this all-around great high chair. And, as many of our customers have attested, it will last for years (and babies!) to come.

Features

• Fun vinyl upholstery wipes clean
• One-hand tray removal
• Tray stores on back of chair
• Height adjustable-seat moves to seven different heights
• Tilt-in-Space seat recline adds comfort for baby
• Dishwasher-safe double tray for easier clean-ups
• 5-point safety harness and passive restraint bar
• Floor-friendly castor wheels include a one-step lock
• Comes fully assembled and ready to use
• Simple to fold

Prima Pappa Best

This upscale Prima Pappa option boasts finely-tailored upholstery and durable engineering. With the addition of a storage net and an adjustable footrest to the Prima Pappa frame, it’s no wonder we call this chair the “Best”!

Features

• Stylish, sculpted backrest covered in stain-resistant “Prima Classe” upholstery wipes clean
• One-hand tray removal
• Tray stores on back of chair
• Handy storage net sits behind seat
• Height adjustable-seat moves to seven different heights
• Tilt-in-Space seat recline adds comfort for baby
• Three-position adjustable footrest
• Dishwasher-safe double tray for easier clean-ups
• 5-point safety harness and passive restraint bar
• Floor-friendly castor wheels include a one-step lock
• Comes fully assembled and ready to use
• Simple to fold

Did you know that our Prima Pappa chair was the first high chair on the market to introduce a seat recline feature? It’s true!

Check out these great high chairs and other Peg Perego products at a retailer near you!

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