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I would definately go for the Tripp trapp esp if you can buy one second hand. My nearly six year old is still happily sitting in hers, using it as a step/for cooking etc at the bench. Now she is older we have adjusted it so an adult can sit on it and I use it if working at the table (much better for my dodgy back). I think a really good investment - especially if you can pick one up for ?50-ish on here or ebay/gumtree.
I had one of each for my 2 youngest and they were equally as good as each other. I think the tripp trapp is much nicer to look at but the babydan is much cheaper (especially 2nd hand). You can't attach a tray to the babydan ...but the whole point was to have them sitting at the table wasn't it?

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