I am ecstatic over this chic seat from Warm Biscuit. It's the best kid design I've seen all week. Handmade in California with an oilcloth cover, the booster's a cinch to wipe clean. And I'm into the absence of a seat belt here. Yes, this will shock those who know me, as I'm all about strapping in. {Buby was born a climber, so I've always insisted on securely fastened belts.} That said, his trusty high chair is packed away in the attic {because he wouldn't stop climbing in and out of it all day}, and we have all sorts of belt issues with the current booster. For one, he's obsessed with buckling and unbuckling it himself and refuses any assistance {Mr. Independent}. He gets his foot stuck or fingers pinched and it's a point of frustration. The W.B. booster seat, $70, is designed for toddlers who can climb into it on their own. Plus, I fancy the cozy comfort of a padded 5-inch high seat and 10-inch back over hard plastic. But perhaps the best booster feature of all is the five funky fabric choices. Years after it has paid itself off and is no longer needed at the table, it can double as a cool playroom perch.
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I saw these, too. But how will it keep the kids in? Are there straps or buckles? Grace still likes her highchair, so we haven't reached this situation yet. Are you going to buy this seat? Let me know if it works well.
No belt. It's for toddlers old enough (or I guess, able enough) to climb in and out on their own. Right now Buby climbs into his booster himself and buckles it improperly. Screams if I try to fix it. He could get a boo boo if he tries to get out and the leg is stuck. So I think I'd prefer at this point a low, cushy booster with no belts. Also saw one at Babies R Us I liked... black and nonslip. I know he could get in and out no problem. He loves to eat, so he'll stay at the table until he's done usually. I'm going to call in the seat to review it over at Swanky Moms... I'll let you know what I think.
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