You are hereHome / Baby / Gear Space Saver High ChairsModern and compact high chairs that are perfect for small spaces from Graco, Chicco, Fisher-Price, and more ‹ prevnext › ChiccoAffordable Sophistication Our favorite feature of Chicco’s Polly magic is the silver leatherette cushioning that fits right in with your kitchen’s stainless steel. The oversize tray is easy to remove with one hand—voilà! Save space—and money—with the Fisher-Price Swing to High Chair. As its name implies, it does double duty as a place for baby to eat and as a spot for snoozing. The music feature provides a nice suppertime serenade. GracoThought-of-Everything Chair Attention “baby bunchers” out there (those of you with two kids younger than 2): Graco’s Blossom 4-in-1 seating system is an infant highchair, an infant booster, a toddler booster and a youth chair—and you can use the highchair and booster simultaneously! JoovyEasy-Peasy The Joovy nook offers a tray that conveniently swings open so you don’t have to worry about where to set it.
The chair folds flat in a flash and sports a handle so you can take it anywhere. KeekarooThe Keekaroo Cafe Booster was designed to survive the messiest of eaters. It’s waterproof and tear-resistant, not to mention cushiony soft. Booster features a five-point safety harness (a rare find in a booster) to keep your tot firmly in his spot. And how can you resist those beautiful lines? Oxo Highchair Plus More For kids from 6 months to 5 years, the OXO Tot Sprout Chairgrows with your child from purées to PB&Js. It starts as a highchair then converts to a youth chair that cozies right up toyour dining table. Phil & TedFully Adjustable Virtually every inch of phil&teds Highpod can be lifted, tilted or otherwise tweaked to fit your table and feeding style. The chair’s seamless shell means food won’t become caught in hard to-clean cracks. Safety 1stSafety 1st’s Comfy Cushy Baby Seat isn’t just a booster that attaches to your kitchen chair. It works anywhere you need a safe place for your tot to sit.
Yesterday, one of my worst fears came true.It could be so much worse. But there is one virus I’ve never ever wanted us to “catch.” Starting on Friday, I had 4 out of the 5 of my children at the doctor’s because they are sick, all with different things. Sadie (17 months) was diagnosed with strep, which Zoe (9) had a few weeks earlier and is still battling a sinus infection, which Kennadi (2) now has and was put on an antibiotic for, and finally McKenzie (5) has been battling an upper respiratory infection — and well, asthma makes it even worse for them all. Needless to say, it’s been a rough few days. However, just when everyone was getting better and the antibiotics kicked in, things for my sweet Kennadi went south. Around 3 p.m. on Monday she kept pointing to her mouth and telling me her teeth were hurting. Now mind you, this kid has been drooling for weeks as she cut her two bottom K-9’s so she has since been on an antibiotic — she was visibly in pain and with the drooling, I shrugged it off as teething after putting in a call to the doctor.
Around 11 p.m. doctor’s offices are, of course, closed and it’s the typical time where all hell breaks loose in our house. Kennadi was in uncontrollable pain with a fever of 103. Nothing I did made her feel better. She couldn’t swallow or eat, not even take a sip of water. Not to mention, we couldn’t even get her to take Tylenol. I knew this was way more than teething. As soon as she fell asleep she was crying through her sleep in pain. It was one of the saddest things as a mother I have witnessed my child going through. So I called the doctor first thing that following morning. I wanted to cry. Our doctor warned us that the pain would only get worse before it got better and that it was indeed excruciating. My poor gal was already in such horrible pain so I was already stressed over it. Right away I was like OMG. How did she even get that? She doesn’t go to daycare. This is a common viral illness that most get when they are in daycare and there is some sort of outbreak. However, like many illness, it’s caused from person-to-person contact, i.e. you cough on me or sneeze with your germs.
Another HUGE way to pick up this type of virus: . With this said, I will be buying a shopping cart cover. I am not going to lie. I always looked at those things and thought oh, it’s just another thing to carry in my already-filled-to-the-brim bag, but now I promise to never roll my eyes again when I see them in public because I am becoming a total germaphobe. I’ve always not be a fan of germs. Lysol, Clorox wipes, hand sanitizers — they’ve all become my BFFs. But now, after seeing my poor little suffer so much from one virus, I will do anything I can to protect her and purchasing a shopping cart cover is definitely on my “must-do now” list. Of course, I’ve already shopped around. After the jump, browse 10 super-cute and fun shopping cart covers you must-have to keep your little, germ-free and well, a stylish shopper. A beautiful boutique cover made with designer fabric is not just for shopping carts, but high chairs and park swings, too! Gotta keep those unknown germs away.
Get it on Etsy Isn't this one so pretty? The ikat blue pattern shouts "Look at me!" Buy it from Rosenberry RoomsMake one yourself with this easy tutorial. They make great gifts, too! Check out the tutorial on Lil Blue Boo I love the mosaic design and the brow, blue and orange hues of this warm and cozy shopping cart cover. The perfect cover for all those germy areas! Buy it from Rosenberry Rooms It may be handmade but it's professionally sewn and has just the right amount of padding; soft to the touch. I like that it isn't too overwhelming and bulky like some; you can easily carry it and store it, too. Plus, it has an attachable pillow for the little ones that get tired. It can be attached to the two toy loops included on the design. Oh, and did I mention it's reversible and has a pocket, too? Perfect for your cell phone. Buy it from Tinder Designs This trusted brand offers an easy to use shopping cart cover that stretches across the cart with a Velcro strap closure that secures to cart.
It is built-in a compact pouch that you can easily toss in your diaper bag or hang on your stroller. Buy it from Toys 'R' Us by Skip Hop Make it a germ-free zone with a clean environment in a super cute and fun pattern! I love this circle print, perfect for the little man in your life. It comes in eight different fun and modern prints to choose from. The design cover for both high chair and shopping carts fits both double and single strollers. Just think, those double warehouse carts. It comes with two toy loops, pockets and a safety belt; Buy it from Itzy Ritzy From one of my favorite brands, the convertible cart cover can be used in three ways: shopping cart seats, high chairs when your on-the-go, and a mat for tummy time to play at home. It has three large storage pockets and three loops for attaching your children's favorite toys, too! I love how it easily rolls up for storage and portability. Buy it from Bright Starts What makes this cover different than all the rest?