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Travel booster seat for table - recommendations please

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KateW

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Please can people advise me on a decent travel booster seat (for the table - not sure what their offical title is!). DD is 16 months and currently uses our Baby Bjorn highchair but we'd like to get something smaller and lighter for using at friend's houses, out and about etc. Thanks!
katyc

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We have used two things:


- the handysitt booster seat which folds flat - we used these for both of ours. A bit pricey but they last for ages. Starts off with a solid frame at waist height but then works as a booster. Fits to most chairs.

- a plastic fold-up booster seat from Mothercare with straps - better for e younger ones and light weight, but bulkier than the handysitt


Good luck!

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