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great tip curly. Your kids are def advanced though, and always have been (esp Lucy!)--combination of daycare and older sister has sped things along! So while I agree a high chair is not something to be fretted over, not sure most are out as quickly as yours. C isn''t using utensils or driniking out of a glass yet, although she doesn''t like her high chair much so I''m sure she couldn''t care less if it disappeared one day!
I have the FP Rainforest, it''s just ''eh'' for me. Serves the purpose, but kind of loud looking and bulky. I went with it b/c everyone told me I''d hate having to clean the more fashionable ones. Which might be true but C is pretty neat so far, and it''s contained to the tray. If I could do it again, I''d go with one of those wooden ones that convert into a normal chair? Forgot the name but think its'' Swedish. Also better for space and blends better with wood furnture. If not I''d do the Space Saver like you did--we''re always tripping over the base of our full sized one! |
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JT was in his high chair until he was around 2.5. He loved it! All of his meals were in his chair. We used it for lots of playing and crafts too. The tray was great for not losing little things and keeping fingerpaints from getting all over. The chair is also adjustable in height and can be brought up to the table sans tray which will be great for the new LO with our smaller house.
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Curly, Amelia''s like your girls. Not a fan of the highchair and we pretty much abandoned it around the same time (18 months?). Just will sit with me on the floor (we''re asians, it''s normal, hehehe) and eat. Glad we got the FP spacesaver as well, since it was cheap. She''ll still sit there from time to time, but mostly with my mom who likes to sit on a chair to feed her.
Hm...could it be though that the FP chair is what is causing them to hate high chairs?
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She likes highchairs, in restaurants. At home, not a fan. |
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That is what we have and DD is still using it daily at 28 months so don''t freak out. |
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I have two highchairs - the Bloom Fresco and the Minui HandySitt.
Daisy slept in the Bloom during the day (when she slept ) from when she was a newborn till she was 3 month. She now uses it as a highchair - it comes with a tray or you can pull it up to the table like a normal chair. When she''s older she can use it as a desk or leisure chair - it looks more space-age than babyish so with any luck she''ll get plenty of use out of it.The Minui is wonderful - we take it out to restaurants and if we are visiting relatives as it just fits on any normal chair and folds down into a carrycase. It also has extra legs available so you can use it as a normal chair on the floor. If I was buying high-chairs now, I''d have also seriously considered the Stokke Tripp Trapp as it can be used by adults as well as babies. Looks stylish and is very easy to clean (one of the absolute musts IMO). |
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