Take a good look at this picture. Isn’t this toy just adorable? it’s a soft furry little sea lion, a present from a friend who brought it back from her travels.
It’s been sitting on my desk for ages and I loved the way stress was fading away as I was stroking its fur. Little Eric [...]
How to buy a high chair you won’t regret buying, part 2.
22 Nov
Today Emma is writing about Solid food
Comfort for the baby
In terms of comfort there are 4 things about any high chair that I’d paid attention to:
1. The seat needs to be wide enough.
Some chairs have very narrow seats, I took Eric with me when we went shopping and amazingly he didn’t fit into 50% of the high chairs we tried. And he’s not a gigantic toddler!
How to buy a high chair you won’t regret buying, part 1.
17 Nov
Today Emma is writing about Solid food
Imagine you’re in a store, standing in front of a row of high chairs. What should you be looking for?
To me there is a number of things that I need in high chair. It needs to be:
1. Safe and stable.
2. Easily washable.
3. Comfortable for the baby.
4. Easy to handle for mom and dad.
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