High chair how long

Depends on the make and model, with my my 1st it was a solid chair , nice and big and a grow with me type she used it until she was 3 or 4. If I had known I'd have another kiddo I woulda saved it lol buying used sure saved my butt.

I used with my daughter now my son. As soon as we could get her in a booster at the table we did and will with our son also. I would not spend a lot on a high chair, but rather get a good booster for the table. She still uses hers and she's 3. Safety first so until she can sit on her but to eat instead of her knees she has to use the booster. I just moved my 2 year old out of her high chair, and only because I needed it for my soon to be 6 month old.

She now sits on a regular chair with a phone book to prop her up high enough. If I could have left her in longer I would have but we like to have family dinners with everyone eating at the same time..

Do you collect Air Miles? On average I'd say about 2 years. I do not recommend getting an expensive one though. The ikea one is fine or the my favourite is the fisher price healthy care booster. It cleans so easily, doesnt take up space and you can fold it up and take it with you. I had a fancy highchair with my first daughter and I hated it took up so much space, food got in all the crack's, tray was so big it wouldnt fit in the sink.

I now have 3 kids and I've learned that simpler is usually better when it comes to kids. Log in or sign up to post a comment! Recent posts in April Gifts by Aryaaa.

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Some kids love it if you give them toys, or let them fingerpaint with pudding, as long as you're nearby chatting to them while you cook. Others only want to eat in the high chair but will nibble for an hour. Listen to your daughter -- she will tell you if it is too long.

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Laura, you have created miracles, large and small, in so many lives and our children thank you. Typically, your toddler is ready to stop using a high chair between the age of 18 months and 3 years of age. The reason being that at this age, they should be steady enough to keep themselves upright for quite a long period, though the chances of being wiggly might be there. For a transition from high chair to be effective, it has to be done when your toddler is ready and as a result, you have to be on the watch to notice when your toddler is ready so that the transition does not affect your toddler adversely.

And you have made up your mind to help him or her work through the exit door of the room of high chair usage.