childcaremom 04:04 AM 10-11-2015
I am doing away with the high chairs. I am moving to a child sized table instead. I have mixed ages, some can sit at the table and some are not able to sit without being strapped in. The booster seats I have do not fit on the small kid-sized chairs so I am looking for options on seating.
I have 12-15 month olds that need to be strapped. I was looking at these:
http://www.discountschoolsupply.com/...?Product=29261
but am interested in seeing if someone else has something else that works?
jenboo 04:59 AM 10-11-2015
I bought similar type chairs (without the trays) and they worked perfectly at my baby table. So much better than high chairs
spedmommy4 05:26 AM 10-11-2015
Unregistered 08:30 AM 10-11-2015
Ive wanted one of those infant feeding tables where the seats are in the table.I would think it be easier than washing a bunch of high chair trays.
Unregistered 08:32 AM 10-11-2015
I wonder if anyone has put seat belts or strap s on regular kid chairs some how
childcaremom 08:45 AM 10-11-2015
Thanks, ladies.
So, being in Canada, those seats cost a small fortune. Triple the price with shipping.
I was thinking I should be able to get straps sorted out somehow but I did manage to get a booster seat to fit on one of the wooden children's chairs.... so that is what I am going with for now. Hopefully it works but I'm hanging on to the high chairs for the week just in case.
Thanks!
jenboo 10:29 AM 10-11-2015
Originally Posted by Unregistered:
I wonder if anyone has put seat belts or strap s on regular kid chairs some how
I bought wooden chairs and replacement straps for a high chair and screwed the straps into the chair. Worked great
heyhun77 09:17 AM 10-12-2015
I cut down wood restraunt high chairs to the shorter height to use with my child-height table.
284878 10:36 AM 10-12-2015
Unregistered 09:44 AM 10-13-2015
http://www.amazon.com/Washable-Squas.../dp/B001QC77W0
I really like the tot seat as I don't have to have a larger piece of equipment in the daycare. I just put it on an existing chair, and then throw it in the washing machine. Plus, it is pretty cheap, considering the prices of other options. You can use it as young as 9 months, I think.