Table Booster Seats: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. When trying to decide which baby feeding chair to get, you'll probably consider either a booster seat or a high chair. There are differences. A high chair is a complete chair and stands on wide, stable legs. Toddlers and children can outgrow these quickly. Booster chairs typically keep your baby safe using a three-point harness system. These harnesses are highly adjustable, so they can grow with your child.
Fact #2. Booster chairs are very portable. You can attach them to most regular dining chairs. This makes them ideal for parents who take their babies to restaurants often. Even if you don't dine out often, you'll still want one of these when you bring your baby to a friend's home.
Fact #3. Booster seat trays are usually easy to remove. You dining table can act as your baby's dining surface. That can make sitting across from and feeding your little one a little easier. You can scoot them close to the table. You can also sit on the floor with your child in a booster chair. This is useful when you're letting them try messy finger foods that you don't want anywhere near your dining room table.
Fact #4. Consider purchasing a model that folds up for travel, features a removable tray, and even has a carrying strap. Your chair should have a system that makes attaching it to a dining chair a breeze, too. Between the chaos of placing your order and your baby losing patience, you don't want a model that takes awhile to set up.
Fact #5. When it comes to safety, it's important that your chair has a non-slip bottom. You don't want it sliding around on your polished wooden chairs. Also, look for wide seats, so larger children can be comfortable, or babies have room to keep their comfort items, like blankets and toys, at their sides.