2nd timers - what highchair do you recommend?

kgail11 · February 2011

I am a 2nd timer myself, but we got rid of our chicco polly highchair bc it made me stabby with all the nooks & crannies for food to get caught.

So we're looking again... I love the concept of the Boon Flair - how it's all one EASY to clean piece, but in store it felt SO hard and uncomfortable.. and I know how comfort is pretty importanto when it comes time to feed!

Any recommendations?

meghanchrisaz · February 2011

We have the Fisher Price SpaceSaver! Love love love it. Takes up NO space and fairly easy to clean.

Dexter2011 · February 2011

meghanchrisaz:
We have the Fisher Price SpaceSaver! Love love love it. Takes up NO space and fairly easy to clean.

I have this one too. My dining table is bar height so a regular high chair wouldn't be high enough.

Melanie051907 · February 2011

Dexter2011:

meghanchrisaz:
We have the Fisher Price SpaceSaver! Love love love it. Takes up NO space and fairly easy to clean.

I have this one too. My dining table is bar height so a regular high chair wouldn't be high enough.

ditto

amahrey · February 2011

we have the fisher price healthy care booster deluxe . it's awesome- cheap, small, we can use it on the floor, at the table, or toss it in the car to take to a friend's house. it's the only one we've ever had and you can put it in the shower to rinse off to wash- soo easy.

ToBeMrsC6907 · February 2011

amahrey:
we have the fisher price healthy care booster deluxe . it's awesome- cheap, small, we can use it on the floor, at the table, or toss it in the car to take to a friend's house. it's the only one we've ever had and you can put it in the shower to rinse off to wash- soo easy.

we have this too! love it!

choogasian · February 2011

amahrey:
we have the fisher price healthy care booster deluxe . it's awesome- cheap, small, we can use it on the floor, at the table, or toss it in the car to take to a friend's house. it's the only one we've ever had and you can put it in the shower to rinse off to wash- soo easy.

Hmmm, this is making me re-think my registering for the full, upright chicco (sp) one. So, I guess you don't really need a big one? This smaller size will work? I have no idea, but in our small apartment, it would be much easier to find room for one of these instead of a big, bulky regular one.

fluffybuns · February 2011

Melanie051907:
Dexter2011:

meghanchrisaz:
We have the Fisher Price SpaceSaver! Love love love it. Takes up NO space and fairly easy to clean.
I have this one too. My dining table is bar height so a regular high chair wouldn't be high enough.
ditto

Space saver all the way!

kgail11 · February 2011

Yeah, no space saver for us!! Our kitchen chairs weigh a frajillion pounds each, so hauling it to and fro would be a pain. Just not practical for us, anyways.

DonnaMartinGraduates · February 2011

ToBeMrsC6907:
amahrey:
we have the fisher price healthy care booster deluxe . it's awesome- cheap, small, we can use it on the floor, at the table, or toss it in the car to take to a friend's house. it's the only one we've ever had and you can put it in the shower to rinse off to wash- soo easy.

we have this too! love it!

We have it too and love it! It takes up zero space while in use AND when its put away

Friends of ours have the space saver and really like it as well.

pam1005 · February 2011

amahrey:
we have the fisher price healthy care booster deluxe . it's awesome- cheap, small, we can use it on the floor, at the table, or toss it in the car to take to a friend's house. it's the only one we've ever had and you can put it in the shower to rinse off to wash- soo easy.

Yup... same here. I literally put it in the shower once a week or so and let it go for a few minutes and it comes out squeaky clean.

Mrs.Saxy · February 2011

I'm getting the FP Space saver because our kitchen can't accommodate anything that stands alone.

tokenhoser · February 2011

kgail11:
Yeah, no space saver for us!! Our kitchen chairs weigh a frajillion pounds each, so hauling it to and fro would be a pain. Just not practical for us, anyways.

Where would you haul it? I don't understand your concern. You take it off the kitchen chair for the to and fro.

kgail11 · February 2011

tokenhoser:
kgail11:
Yeah, no space saver for us!! Our kitchen chairs weigh a frajillion pounds each, so hauling it to and fro would be a pain. Just not practical for us, anyways.
Where would you haul it? I don't understand your concern. You take it off the kitchen chair for the to and fro.

Well I know for the booster we currently have for DS, it stays put on the chair. It has straps that go underneath the chair/in the back - so it's not just super easy to take off and move around. Plus it has scratched up the wood on the chair pretty good - so I'd rather not ruin another chair we own.

amahrey · February 2011

kgail11:
tokenhoser:
kgail11:
Yeah, no space saver for us!! Our kitchen chairs weigh a frajillion pounds each, so hauling it to and fro would be a pain. Just not practical for us, anyways.
Where would you haul it? I don't understand your concern. You take it off the kitchen chair for the to and fro.
Well I know for the booster we currently have for DS, it stays put on the chair. It has straps that go underneath the chair/in the back - so it's not just super easy to take off and move around. Plus it has scratched up the wood on the chair pretty good - so I'd rather not ruin another chair we own.

i unhook ours multiple times a day because ds and i eat breakfast and lunch together at the table, but we all eat dinner together japanese style on the floor in the living room at a low table. no problem- they are just pinch clips like on a backpack. if you were worried about it scratching i suppose you could toss a hand towel or something under it too.

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