Finally, the comfiest, most easy to clean, most stylish booster seat. (Can you tell we’re excited?)
If there is a stage called “Booster Seat Battles,” none of the parenting books have mentioned it–but that’s exactly what my family is currently dealing with. The 2-year-old has refused to sit in a booster, preferring instead to reach up over his head with his spoon and try to dribble…
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Lexi Petronis
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If there is a stage called “Booster Seat Battles,” none of the parenting books have mentioned it–but that’s exactly what my family is currently dealing with. The 2-year-old has refused to sit in a booster, preferring instead to reach up over his head with his spoon and try to dribble his cereal down to his mouth. And the 5-year-old suddenly must have a booster seat to sit in–or at least be offered one–or we’re in for all kinds of dinnertime drama.
So let’s just say Luv Chicken is helping us out tremendously right now.
Besides being awesome to say (Luv Chicken!), the company
produces some of the most clever children’s booster seats ever. Mom Ann Hurley came up
with the idea for booster cusions when her daughter suddenly refused to sit in a booster
chair (sounds familiar) and would only eat if the toddler were nestled on top
of a bunch of cushions at the dinner table. Hurley improved on the idea
by adding a kid-safe coating to the cushions–which also makes the
four-inch-tall cushion super-easy to clean–plus a non-slip bottom. There are easy-carry handles too, which mean kids will love toting their own to the park or the grandparents’ house.
Ann also happened to make the boosters in the cutest patterns ever: retro cars, flowers, rocket ships, animals, forest. Fabulous.
On top of it all, the boosters make great floor cushions–like, for when the kids are painting
their masterpieces in the middle of the kitchen floor. Which seems to
be a whole other kind of dinnertime issue these days. -Lexi
$45 for a booster seat? I’ll pass. They are cute, but that’s steep for an item you only use so many times. I mean, do people really use boosters at home? My son is 2 and has his own chair. When we eat out, he gets excited to use the provided booster seat.
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