Baby On A Boat - High Chair/Low Chair

[CaptainBob]

Any recommendations for a nice (wooden perhaps) portable/foldaway highchair? It's for food time for a 6 months to... who knows year old, living on a boat.

Not one that clamps to a table preferably - don't think our tables would take it.

Not one that's unstable obviously.

Perhaps we need more than one type of thing to cover all bases.

These look good, for a plastic thing, but will only work for a few months until she outgrows it...

http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/270974812407?clk_rvr_id=342692454348

Any other ideas?

TY!

 

[jrudge]

you need a handysitt. We use it on the boat, in restaurants and so on.

If you live in London I can probably do you a deal on one ( he is now 2 and a half).




http://www.kiddicare.com/webapp/wcs...573&OVKEY=HandySitt&url_id=18139252&adpos=1t1

 

[CaptainBob]

Hi, thank you, they look good! We don't however have a seat it could clip to on the boat I don't think. We've ordered a "bumbo" for now.

Thanks for the reply!!

 

[Malish]

We use one of these:

http://www.mothercare.com/Mothercar...ing-_-Mothercare%20Travel%20Folding%20Booster

Works great, nothing to dry out, it folds down and the table comes off. We also secure it to a cleat in the cockpit and use it to tether the nippers at sea. Will last until they are 3 (ish) yrs. No 1 child @ 2 years of age loved it in the cockpit as she could sit in it, feel secure and see over the dodgers.

 

[CaptainBob]

Ah, that looks perfect. Thank you!