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DaycareMama 07:31 PM 04-12-2013
I am currently looking for an easy clean high chair. I would like one that doesn't have a "cloth" seat cover AND one that the seat it self has no nooks, holes or grooves. I want to be able to sweep the dropped food out, clean it and go right on to the next kid. Easy Peasy! I would also like it to have a tray
Has anyone seen one like this?
Has anyone seen one like this?
blandino 07:43 PM 04-12-2013
No, but my newest dream invention is a high chair tray that has layers that peel off the top (think a pan lined with reynolds wrap). So that you can just remove a layer and it's clean. I hate washing and specifically drying high chair trays.
DaycareMama 07:46 PM 04-12-2013
Ohh that sounds so nice 
lets modify that dream and have peeling seats too! I hate cleaning in those groves and cracks. So gross!
lets modify that dream and have peeling seats too! I hate cleaning in those groves and cracks. So gross!
youretooloud 07:51 PM 04-12-2013
I only have the ikea high chairs... and I might look the other way when the dog eats the scraps in the seat part. (that's like a self cleaning high chair)
DaycareMama 08:13 PM 04-12-2013
Originally Posted by youretooloud:
I only have the ikea high chairs... and I might look the other way when the dog eats the scraps in the seat part. (that's like a self cleaning high chair)
Seriously I only have the ikea high chairs... and I might look the other way when the dog eats the scraps in the seat part. (that's like a self cleaning high chair)
I swear its the only way!!I like this one but not for $260
http://www.kaplanco.com/store/trans/...4||0&PID=40790
cheerfuldom 08:17 PM 04-12-2013
Lyss 08:21 PM 04-12-2013
Originally Posted by cheerfuldom:
best high chair ever http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S39004733/
best high chair ever http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S39004733/
Originally Posted by youretooloud:
I only have the ikea high chairs... and I might look the other way when the dog eats the scraps in the seat part. (that's like a self cleaning high chair)
I only have the ikea high chairs... and I might look the other way when the dog eats the scraps in the seat part. (that's like a self cleaning high chair)
I have 2 and love them! We use them for eating and in the tub!
LaLa1923 05:34 AM 04-13-2013
Originally Posted by Lyss:
I have 2 and love them! We use them for eating and in the tub!
In the tub?? Lol I have 2 and love them! We use them for eating and in the tub! What if the baby isn't sitting up all the way?
harperluu 09:08 AM 04-15-2013
I've never used a high chair in child care for the very reasons you describe. Young infants are fed in a bouncy seat on the floor and once they can sit up well the are transistioned to a booster seat. I use the Fisher Price booster seat that straps to a regular chair and has a tray. I have three older versions but I think the the one that is currently available is around $25. It is EASY. All parts go in the dishwasher for a thorough cleaning (when straps become dirty). The back can be removed for toddlers and smaller preschoolers. I love it! I put them all away on the weekends so my house doesn't feel so much like a child care center.
ABCDaycareMN 09:16 AM 04-15-2013
I have a space saver high chair. It comes with a seat cover but I don't use it. I am able to just wipe it out.
It also had a tray that is dishwasher safe. Plus for me!
It also had a tray that is dishwasher safe. Plus for me!
bluemoose_mom 10:41 AM 04-15-2013
Yes, Ikea ship's. I had my 3 shipped to me.
mema 02:05 PM 04-15-2013
I've used the reclining seats that attach to chairs and the Ikea ones. I love the Ikea ones and sold my reclining seats. I hated having to take them off the chairs when we had company over to eat and there were a lot of cracks for food to fall in. In the summer, I take the Ikea ones outside and hose them down, otherwise I just put them in the shower when they need a good cleaning.
sahm1225 10:31 PM 04-20-2013
Question for those that own the high chairs from ikea -
1) When you say 'they stack' does that mean you put them on top of one another? (I know it sounds silly but want to make sure I'm not misunderstanding!)
2) for those that. Use it in the tub and outside. Is it hard to put the legs back on when you are done outside or tub?
Thank yuu
1) When you say 'they stack' does that mean you put them on top of one another? (I know it sounds silly but want to make sure I'm not misunderstanding!)
2) for those that. Use it in the tub and outside. Is it hard to put the legs back on when you are done outside or tub?
Thank yuu
bluemoose_mom 07:21 AM 04-21-2013
As for question one, yes they stack without the trays on. What I do (I have 3), I take the tray off two of them, and stack those two together. I take the one with the tray still on, and stack that on the two. Then I stack the trays on the top one that still has the tray on it.
As far as question two, I have no idea. I have never thought of doing this...I think it would be easy to get the legs back on, as I don't remember them being difficult to put on. I think all you have to do is push a button, but I could be remembering wrong.
As far as question two, I have no idea. I have never thought of doing this...I think it would be easy to get the legs back on, as I don't remember them being difficult to put on. I think all you have to do is push a button, but I could be remembering wrong.
Lyss 10:00 AM 04-21-2013
Originally Posted by sahm1225:
Question for those that own the high chairs from ikea -
1) When you say 'they stack' does that mean you put them on top of one another? (I know it sounds silly but want to make sure I'm not misunderstanding!)
2) for those that. Use it in the tub and outside. Is it hard to put the legs back on when you are done outside or tub?
Thank yuu
Its really easy to get the legs back on and off! They just snap in and outQuestion for those that own the high chairs from ikea -
1) When you say 'they stack' does that mean you put them on top of one another? (I know it sounds silly but want to make sure I'm not misunderstanding!)
2) for those that. Use it in the tub and outside. Is it hard to put the legs back on when you are done outside or tub?
Thank yuu