When Does A Child Need A Booster Seat

Was looking on Amazon to buy a second booseter (my girls are 15 months apart) so we need two at once. Was surprised at the reviews, we loved it - worked well (once i figured out how to move the plastic insert when you weren't using the tray - a few weeks of my daughter putting her silverware down that hole!) Stays on tight (we have been using it for 15 months now and still tight). I did last week have to tighten the tray screw, but again 15 months of usage. Just right for us, we love it. Now to find another pink one ...

The seat works great for my grandson. The chair straps onto a dining room chair which was difficult getting the chair as securely attached as I wanted it (it doesn't even wiggle) but that was a one time issue because that is my grandson's permenant chair (of course he is spoiled, I am a gramma). When my grandson was younger the straps holding him in were a little difficult to unsnap sometimes, but usually because he had grown and we needed to adjust them again. After he was big enough to not need the straps, they were easily removed from the seat. The tray is great, it easily detaches for washing in the sink and I didn't re-attach it when not in use so I could push the chair back under the dining room table. The seat height is perfect, it fits under the table. We don't use the tray anymore, my gransdon is two years old and we can push him close to the table so he eats with the big people. I love this seat, it fits our needs perfectly.

The latch on the tray broke in a couple of weeks rendering it (the tray) useless. My Mother In Law bought one at the same time as me and the the latch broke quickly on hers too. If you don't need a tray this works OK as a booster seat for a older toddler/ preschooler.