Has anyone used a washable squashable highchair?

[BabyMagic]

Has anyone used a washable squashable highchairs as shown on below link? If yes, what are you thoughts? Do you need a tray???

http://www.babybanana.biz/page20.htm

I am planning to start BLW at six months.

 

[fothers]

TBH I don't think that would be ideal for BLW as you either need a tray or them to reach the table.

The basic cheap white ikea plastic one is the best for the early days of BLW!

 

[Minxy]

My mate has one, it's fab for when you're out/at other people's houses. Think she has a regular one at home though.

 

[Magic Monkey]

I have got something similar, but haven't used it yet, I bought it for when we go out as it fits in my bag. For home we have a booster seat like this, but with a tray

http://www.babyequipmentcomplete.com/pr ... 1Aodq2Qu_A

This is really good as it has a tray to put finger foods on, plus she can reach the table. We got ours from Asda or £15. Fothers is right about BLW you will def need a tray/table to put the food on.

 

[hels]

Yeah they are fab for out and about, but baby needs a tray really for BLW.

 

[kalia]

It says it's suitable from 8 months, not 6. I think it's more designed for when you're eating out. Baby would be sat very low so wouldn't reach the table so you'd have nowhere to put the food.

 

[BabyMagic]

Thanks for your replies

Kalia I was wondering when they are suitable from. I tried to find this out on their website but just didn't come across it (you seemed to be able to). Maybe I was just too tired last night

As so many others I am a bit confused with the whole highchair thing and don't seem to find anything I like - they all seem to be either too difficult to clean or just too inpractical. Everyone I've asked have found something negative about their high chair.

I think I'll go for a booster seat to start with, and see if that works for us. I may get a washable squashable high chair for travelling.