high chair; child's chair
Polite term for a chair designed for small children, especially a high chair used at dining tables. The お子様 prefix adds a respectful, customer-service tone, common in restaurants and stores.
We have high chairs available.
I asked for a high chair at the restaurant.
Loanword from English 'baby chair'; often used interchangeably but may sound more casual or commercial.
Standard polite kanji spelling for 'child's chair' or 'high chair'.
Variant with イス in katakana; commonly seen in product names and casual writing.
Compound of お子様 (polite form of 子供, 'child') and 椅子 ('chair'). The polite prefix お and honorific suffix 様 create a respectful term suitable for customer-facing contexts.