I wanna buy dinerpal highchair but have this small space in apartment and I am worried that it will look weird in our already congested living room. Can someone please help if these highchairs are meant for small spaces?
I'm pregnant with my first baby. My husband and I are working on my baby registry right now and trying to figure out the high chair situation. I keep seeing these grow with baby high chairs everywhere. It sounds great like one chair that lasts for years instead of needing to upgrade later. Tbh the appeal for us is pretty practical, we're trying to be thoughtful about what we spend on baby gear and the idea of buying one chair that carries through multiple stages instead of replacing it down the line just makes more sense to me. But I’m not sure how that actually plays out in real life.
Do people actually keep using the same chair as the baby gets older or do most end up switching anyway?
I’ve been seeing options like the momcozy dinerpal, stokke tripp trapp and abiie beyond but it’s hard to tell what’s actually worth it.
If you’ve used one for a while, did it actually last or did you end up replacing it?
Hey everyone,
My best friend is expecting her second baby and we split up her list, I ended up taking the high chair.
I’ll be honest I have no clue how these even work long term, I just don't want to get something that becomes useless after a few months. She also has a 2 year old, so I’m thinking it makes more sense to get something that can work for both kids and last a bit. Since she haven't mentioned any specific name in the list so I kinda wanna go with a safe brand option like Momcozy because she already has their bottle washer and it actually looks pretty solid, so I was thinking of sticking with something familiar. But then I keep seeing other options like bugaboo giraffe and Abiie beyond come up a lot, and they seem way more popular but also more expensive, so now I’m not sure if that actually means better quality or not.
If you’ve used any of these, I would really appreciate your help
So my son is 18 months old now and wants to mimic everything we do, especially at mealtime. He wants to sit at the table just like mom and dad, no tray, no fuss.
We use Dinerpal grow with baby chair, so we decided to remove the tray and pull him right up to the table with us just for once. He gets to feel like part of the family meal, which has made a huge difference with the fussiness.
But now I'm wondering, at 18 months, is it too early to start adjusting the seat height and depth to move toward a more big kid setup? Or is it better to keep the current configuration a little longer while he's still so young?
Would love to hear when other parents started progressing through the different seat stages