Technical Details
All the features of a full-size high chair in half the space
Adjustable straps to fit virtually any dining chair
3 height adjustments & 3 position recline
Adjustable, dishwasher safe tray
By removing the seat back and pad the high chair converts to a booster seat for when the child can sit up and hold their head up unaided
Product Specifications

http://www.kiddicare.com

Technical Details

• Extendable arms ensure a good fit to either round or square backed chairs
• Small and compact - a great space saver
• Allows child to sit safely at the table
• 3 point harness to secure your child
• Wipe clean cushion

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5aSdT25HZ4

• All the features of a full-size high chair in half the space
• Adjustable straps to fit virtually any dining chair
• 3 height adjustments & 3 position recline
• Adjustable, dishwasher safe tray
• By removing the seat back and pad the high chair converts to a booster seat for when the child can sit up and hold their head up unaided

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDl0AMfOFhQ

Technical Details

• Removeable, dishwasher safe food tray snaps in place
• 7 height adjustments, also converts to booster
• 3 position recline (one hand adjustment)
• Dishwasher safe teether toy can “plug” into either side of the tray
• 5-point restraint
• Foot rest
• Surface washable pad
• Folds compactly for storage
• Sturdy steel frame
• Convenient towel bar on back
• Tray snaps on to back legs for storage
• One handed release (for removal and adjustment of base tray)
• Manufacturer’s recommended age 3 months +

Thickly padded vinyl seat pad is easy to wipe clean; second tray is dishwasher safe; one hand seat and tray adjustment

7 height positions and 3 recline positions provide maximum comfort for baby; 5-point harness included

Height adjustable footrest accomodates a growing baby; 4 wheels make it easy to maneuver

Tray conveniently hangs on rear leg tubes for easy storage; slimmest fold in it’s class

Age - 5 to 36 Months; Weight limit - 37 lbs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jE6Oeaoe4_I

High Chair Technical details:

• Removeable, dishwasher safe food tray snaps in place
• 7 height adjustments, also converts to booster
• 3 position recline (one hand adjustment)
• Dishwasher safe teether toy can “plug” into either side of the tray
• 5-point restraint
• Foot rest
• Surface washable pad
• Folds compactly for storage
• Sturdy steel frame
• Convenient towel bar on back
• Tray snaps on to back legs for storage
• One handed release (for removal and adjustment of base tray)
• Manufacturer’s recommended age 3 months +

Obviously patience from parents is in order, but if your toddler really doesn’t like to be restrained and fidgets and squirms at meal times, maybe a booster seat is the answer. This will allow your child to join you at the table, without being restricted by straps. Booster seats are a lot easier to transport than a full size high chair, so you can easily take them when you visit friends and relatives.

Young children often need to be presented with new foods on upwards of 15 seperate occasions before they will even try them. Be persistent, but do not try to force the issue!

Dont force it

If mealtime becomes a battle -  you’ve already lost. If your child doesn’t want to eat something, or spits it out, trying to force it into their mouth is going to turn mealtime into a negative experience. Offer foods a couple of times, but be patient. If they dont want to try a new food today, maybe they will tommorrow.

Share the food

If your toddler is wary of new foods, then show them that its good by eating some yourself! Often this will encouarge them to copy you and discover a great new flavour.

Hide the veg!

Sauces, stews and food with multiple ingredients are a great way to sneak a few extra veg onto the plate (and more importantly, into the stomach) without too much fight from your child. When babies are weening, pureed veg tend to go down very well, but as they get a bit older it can be tricky to get them to eat their greens. Toddlers love our ’sneaky’ potato cakes, with all sorts of veg in - see the recipe section for more ideas.

No squash before meals

Toddlers tend to fill up on drinks and not eat if its given to close to meal times - let them have a little water to drink before meals are served, but try not to let you child fill up.

The Price

Obviously price is a factor. Get the best you can afford, but don’t get to hung up on brand names.

Ease of Cleaning

When the chair is clean and brand new in the shop, its easy to overlook the fact that you may have to clean all sorts of sticky foods and drinks off it on a daily basis. Look for wipe clean surfaces and not to many nooks and crannies for all those bits to get lodged in to.

Portability

How often do you need to take to the friends or the inlaws? is it worh considering a booster seat, or a collapsible model, as well as a home seat?

Build Quality

The high chair or feeding chair will need to be solid, stable and childproof for at least a couple of years - and a toddler can do some serious damage with plates and cutlery!. Get a good solid model that can withstand all your child will throw at it.