Sitting at table

[Guest guest]

Have you tried a booster chair?  We don't even have a high chair for my son.  My

sister picked up a Fisher Price booster with an attachable (and dishwashable!)

tray at a garage sale.  It strap onto the back and bottom of a kitchen chair. 

It is supposed to be for traveling, but it is all we have ever used.  So he has

been sitting at the table with us ever since he started eating rice cereal.

 

Just a thought.

 

Take care.

Sara

 

--

We need to stop flattering nutritionally worthless foodlike substances by

calling them " junk food " -- and instead make clear that such products are not in

fact food of any kind.

     ~ Michael Pollan

 

 

[Guest guest]

We use this same Fisher Price booster (have since he was able to sit,

never had a high chair) and it is great! Now that he is getting older,

we're often using it without the tray and just pushing him up to the

table. I think he'll be able to use it for a long while to come, it

has three height settings and works on pretty much any type of chair.

It does travel well as well, packs up nicely, though we rarely use it

for that purpose.

 

Heather Clark

http://unsheeply.net

 

, Sara Zeno Bozzelli <sazra73 wrote:

>

> Have you tried a booster chair?  We don't even have a high chair for

my son.  My sister picked up a Fisher Price booster with an attachable

(and dishwashable!) tray at a garage sale.  It strap onto the back and

bottom of a kitchen chair.  It is supposed to be for traveling, but it

is all we have ever used.  So he has been sitting at the table with us

ever since he started eating rice cereal.

>

> Just a thought.

>  

> Take care.

> Sara

>

> --

> We need to stop flattering nutritionally worthless foodlike

substances by calling them " junk food " -- and instead make clear that

such products are not in fact food of any kind.

>      ~ Michael Pollan

>

>