Highchair Question

I was given an older version of the Safety 1st Fold N Go Deluxe Care Booster Seat. It's VERY basic and I was just thinking tonight, as I was attaching it to my aunts chair, how much I loved it. I was considering getting one for my house when my daughter is done in her high chair. Not only is it light weight, straps easily on, it also compacts to a small little square for storing or travel.

I just saw some at Marshalls for $16.99 so you might check with your local Marshalls. They were Chicco and regularly $49.99.

http://www.target.com/Fisher-Price-Healthy-Care-Booster-S...

This is what we have. We mostly use it when we are going somewhere like a restaurant or family members house for dinner. I love this seat.

SH,

Chicco clip on highchair-- its great, safe and portable. I got mine at target.

Molly

Check <craigslist.com> and/or put a request on the site. There are probably some good deals on slightly used chairs for the baby.

Blessings....

I have one that straps on to the table and I love it. I can take it anywhere! No need to use those never-cleaned grimy high chairs at the restaraunts.

Check out Target or online stores.

Here is one for $50 that straps on to the table:

http://www.target.com/Chicco-Travel-Seat-Atmosphere/dp/B0...

Here is the same idea but cheaper ($25):

http://www.target.com/Regalo-Diner-Portable-Hook-Chair/dp...

And this is what I have and I use it at home and anywhere I go. I like this one because you can take the table off and just use it as a seat ($25):

http://cj.shop.com/cc.class/cc?main=p&amp;act=83626688%2C...

Technically the one I have doesn't have all the inlay trays, but it does fold up and is really easy to store and take anywhere.

Hope that helps.

~B

although I wouldn't call this "great" it worked really well for our twins:
http://www.learningcurve.com/product/detail/Y4615?locale=...

Pluses:
-compact,
-easy to clean,
-portable-easy to bring along to grandparent's house, etc.
-doesn't take up much space (we attached them to folding chairs),
-versatile (used them reclined w/out tray when our kids first started solids, then used them upright with tray as a highchair, and then when they were ready to eat at the 'big table' we took the trays off and just slid them up to the table - much easier to do than with a regular high chair.
-fairly inexpensive (I think I paid about $20/each for them and considering we used them almost every day for about 3 years, it was quite a deal IMHO)
Minuses:
-recline mechanism is a bit 'sticky' (not an issue for us since we rarely switched between upright and reclined setting
-has only a 3-pt harness so if you have a super-active little one you might want something a bit sturdier