baby chairwindow shopping at this fantastic boutique in Louisville, KY!! baby chair was live.More beautiful days mean more picnics with our Ciao! Baby Chair.Posted by See allCiao! baby chairMommy and Daddy are working hard while this sweet guy is watching in his Ciao! The # # is great for work, restaurants, family visits and much more. Thanks to @akstout18 for allowing us to repost. baby chairhelpful tip for anyone looking for a highchair!! # # #Buying Guide: Highchairs and BoostersCiao! baby chairIt's Super Bowl Time!!!!! baby chairOur Baby of the Week says "have a great weekend!"baby chairDining out on this rainy night. Having my Ciao baby Chair in my truck is so nice for a quick dinner out with the family and baby. Violet loved her Yummy Veggie Biscuit from @plumorganicsCiao! baby chairOur Baby of the Week is ready for the new year!baby chairThis is what our # looked like. Sparkling grape juice for mom and sister. Baby had sweet potatoes. We love using our chair in the #. # # # #Ciao!
baby chairHappy New Year 2017! We hope this year brings you lots of love and laughter. baby chairOur Baby of the Week say Happy New Year! Wishing you all a wonderful 2017!! Baby Chair makes a great gift. Use # and 🎄 cash to purchase one and make 2017 a little easier for a #. Many colors and college sports teams to choose from. See link in bio. 👆🏻 # # # #Ciao! baby chairThe holidays mean travel and whether it's out to eat at a # or eating at # a Ciao! Baby Chair is a #. If you are looking for a way to spend holiday gift cards, Ciao! Baby is sold at many major retailers online. Give yourself the gift of eating a meal handsfree with baby in 2017! Many colors to chose from. Find retailers with link in bio. 👆🏻 # # # # #Ciao! baby chairMerry Christmas from Ciao! Baby!chairWe packed our Ciao! Baby Chair, did you? It is saving our # dinner. # is feeding # while # gets to eat! Get more info with link in bio. 👆🏻👆🏻 # # # # #Ciao! baby chairChristmas is full of family traditions. Our favor
ite is our 'Pizza and a picnic under the tree night.' We make a pizza shaped like a candy cane, turn on the # fireplace and enjoy a quiet dinner under the beautiful tree lights. Violet is enjoying watching the fire from her Ciao! Baby Chaicalm before the crazy #. Don't forget your chair this #. Find a Cir today with link in bio. 🎄 🎄 🎄... #giftfornewmom #goanywherehighchair #portablehighchair #christmastraditions #holidays @netflixHow Did That Get in My Lunchbox?: The Story of FoodThere's no reason to leave baby behind for a family meal on the town—well, if you have the right game plan, that is. Check out these pointers from Tammy Gold, founder of Gold Parent Coaching, and you and baby will be enjoying your favorite restaurant together in no time. First things first, know what you're getting into. “The key to a smooth dinner is parent prep,” says Gold. Decide what your child is ready for, anticipate what could happen (tantrum, diaper explosion), determine how to prevent it and consider what you'll do if it happens anyway.
Just thinking about how you'll handle these little blips is really half the battle. 2. Pick the right location “Look for places with lots of space to walk around,” says Gold. “This way, you can take a tour of the place before the meal, and maybe a tour while you're waiting for the food.” Keeping baby engaged and moving around can really help blow off some steam and keep him from getting bored (i.e. cranky). Look for venues with some interesting distractions too—maybe there’s a large painting or an aquarium in the restaurant. A playground across the street? Definitely stay away from places with dim lights and fine crystal. No time to scope it out ahead of time? Call to see if they offer high chairs or boosters. If not, that's your sign that they probably aren't used to tiny patrons. 3. Time it well Hungry babies are rarely happy, so definitely work within your child's schedule. If it's not possible to actually eat during baby's mealtime, Gold recommends feeding him at home and then bringing along a snack as a distraction.
If dinner will last through bedtime, consider pulling the stroller right up to the table, and don't forget any blankies or other bedtime soothers. Try not to make plans that will keep you out late, though. “A 1-year-old can't go out to dinner at nine,” she says. Most importantly, Gold suggests bringing along a special stock of “restaurant-only” toys—novel goodies that baby doesn't get to play with at home or in the car. “Boredom is the biggest trigger of tantrums and bad behavior,” Gold says, explaining that baby's amusement is all up to you. “If their needs are met, you can meet yours.” And tactile stimulation is best. “Go for small, sturdy books and items with bright colors.” The real trick, though, is to reserve your ammo. “If you have 15 toys and present them all at once, you won't get very far,” says Gold. Instead, give one at a time, maximizing your time and baby's attention span. Make the most of the tools you've got, and you might even make it to dessert.
5. Set it up Be sure to clear away any dangerous items from the table and anything that baby might grab and hurl. Also, take notice of built-in “toys” (especially if your own stash is skimpy). Gold is a strong believer in the power of a few empty plastic cups and says that plastic spoons and jelly packets work great too. For older babies, you can make eating a hands-on project. “Cut up the food. Let them hold it. Let them dip it in the ketchup. These are all ways to lengthen their ability to engage,” she says. And, for the actual seating arrangements, bring along a backup in case the high chairs are all taken. Chicco's 360 Rotating Hook-On Booster Chair is a great portable option that lets baby face the table to eat or face outward to interact with you, the Stokke Xplory stroller lifts right up to table height and the Kaboost portable high chair booster raises a toddler's restaurant chair to grownup level. 6. Go with it Keeping baby at bay is seriously an art.