Safety 1st Fold Up Booster Seat

Taking my children out for a meal in a restaurant has never been a problem, not until a couple of months ago anyway. On the rare occasion I get a weekend off from cooking my husband will whisk us all out to a nice country pub for Sunday lunch as a treat and this is always something I look forward to. One Sunday a couple of months ago though, we all ventured off for a day out and decided to stop off somewhere on the way home and finally we came to a nice inviting pub. The car park didn’t look particularly busy so this gave us the early impression that finding a table for us all wouldn’t be too difficult. As we entered the pub, we were immediately ...  Read the complete review

Having used a booster seat instead of a high chair with my daughter due to lack of storage space in our dining room, we set out to get one for our son when the time came to start solids. This was a lucky find at an NCT Nearly New sale and has been great so far! Features: It is designed for children who can sit unaided until the age of 4. The seat base completely detatches and can be positioned at 2 different heights, depending on your needs. The base includes a 5 point harness, that is adjustable. It has a high back support (non-removable) and the tray can be used on 2 different settings, or removed for use at the table. There is a base strap to attach ...  Read the complete review

When visiting family and friends, we often did one of two things. Our little one either was sat in her pram and fed, or else sat on my lap to eat. Either was not overly convenient, especially when she wanted to feed herself. This problem was solved when my MIL decided to take us out to look at portable high chairs. We settled upon the Safety First Fold Up Booster Seat (suitable from when they can sit up unaided). There were several factors that we weighed when making this choice. First was storage. It needed to fold up compactly when not in use and for transport. Second was design; it should securely fasten to a chair. I did not want one of those that hang off ...  Read the complete review

Last month my partner and I were due for one of our twice annual visits across the border to visit my parents in Edinburgh. Having a ten month old son, it is amazing the amount of "stuff" you need to take with you, everywhere, and I was starting to get very worried about our growing pile of luggage and everytime time I looked at the car it seemed to get smaller and smaller. So it was with some amazement that I listened to my partner when he suggested that we just try and squeeze the high chair in as well. "You have got to be having a laugh"......... So, I'm on a mission to find an alternative and it was surpisingly easy. ...  Read the complete review

Around about Christmas time, the plastic buckles on the straps of my son’s highchair broke. We’d only had it about 8 months but rather than try and get a replacement from Mothercare I decided to buy a new one. The old highchair was one of the cheapest – chosen to suit our needs at the time. It folded completely flat so therefore was easy to store and had a wipe clean cover. One disadvantage about it was that the tray wasn’t detachable, so trying to put a toddler in the chair who most definitely didn’t want to sit in it (arched back, rigid legs, mouth wide open screaming – I’m sure other parents know what I mean) ...  Read the complete review