Restaurant/traveling help!

Re: Restaurant/traveling help!

• linzeek44 member

  March 2013

  I have a booster seat (Fisher Price healthy care deluxe to be exact) that I love and carry with me to all sorts of restaurants. It's the one in my siggy. It doesn't recline, but it has a back which is easier for him than the backless ones. It has three

  
  

          
  

  
  

  

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• IUIBaby

  March 2013

  When we go to restaurants we bring their carseats and usually just keep them in ours laps for the meal.

  

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• shaunnna member

  March 2013

  IUIBaby:

  When we go to restaurants we bring their carseats and usually just keep them in ours laps for the meal.

   
  

  

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• HAFranklin member

  March 2013

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• alli84 member

  March 2013

  Could you get something like this? My brother had one for his kids and it worked pretty well. On mobile, sorry it's not clicky.
  
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• ForeverEverAfter member

  March 2013

  Do you use any wraps or carriers? I've left LO in my sling while at a restaurant. Depends what you're eating though, it can be awkward eating over her.

  

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• lyndsihutson member

  March 2013

  I bring my bumbo and put it on the booth

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• Sillygirl85 member

  March 2013

  Could you use a blanket or pillow to help prop her up in the high chair?
  

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• mrs panita member

  March 2013

  IUIBaby:

  When we go to restaurants we bring their carseats and usually just keep them in ours laps for the meal.

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• kristynco

  March 2013

  When we bring LO with us to restaurants, we always bring her in the convertible car seat. If we're in a booth, we just keep her next to us. You could also use a high chair provided by the restaurant. A great tip my friend taught me, just flip the highchai

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• JamesMom10 member

  March 2013

  kristynco:

  When we bring LO with us to restaurants, we always bring her in the convertible car seat. If we're in a booth, we j

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• kerbear135 member

  March 2013

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• gnomemom member

  March 2013

  This might work if you can get a table with chairs: https://www.amazon.com/My-Little-Seat-Infant-Tra

  

  

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• pmduggan01 member

  March 2013

  gnomemom:

  This might work if you can get a table with chairs: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/My-Little-Seat-Infant-Travel/dp/B

  

  

  

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• erbear member

  March 2013

  LalaMama81:

  I would not take the convertible seat in a restaurant, that is ridiculous and sounds like a pain in the neck.&nbsp

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• vcrown

  March 2013

  I have both a hook-on high chair (similar to the Amazon link) that works well because they sit deeper and the My Little Seat.  I love them both.

  If I had to pick for your trip, I'd go with the hook-on though because you need to be able to si

  

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