When Does A Child Need A Booster Seat

Found this at a Target Greatland store and was thrilled to see it in person. I had been trying to decide between this and the Jeep version. I was leaning more towards this one since there is a 50 pound weigh limit as opposed to Jeep's 45 pound weight limit.

Has 2 straps to secure behind and below a chair.
The bottom has grips.
The adjustable legs are pretty cool - you pull back the velcro, fold it back into the velcro on the bottom so those fabric pieces are out of the way. Lift the legs out and up, then push them down so they click into place - they are very sturdy when pushed in correctly.

Has a carry handle and shoulder strap.

Inside zippered compartment can hold quite a bit. I have a take and toss sippy cup, take and toss silverware in take and toss silverware container, soft travel pack of wipes, a small bib, and I am planning on putting more in there such as the biodegradable disposable placemats. Room for a few small toys. still... Read more

I looked at three different boosters before purchasing this one. Reasons I chose this one:

1. Does not "inflate" so therefore won't lose air and become unusable
2. Sturdy base with pop-out feet that are non-slip
3. Folds up like a breeze for portability
4. Strong enough to use at home on a daily basis
5. Stylish colors that I like (I have a boy, but could be used for a girl easily)
6. Storage compartment keeps all the items we need in a restaurant situation (forks, cup, etc.)

A little more expensive than the other two seats I looked at, but well worth it. My 2-year old is active but he sits well in this seat and likes to be up at table height without having to kneel.

I read the reviews for several boosters, and decided on this one. When I put my 18 mo old daughter in it (who is in the 10th percentile for weight) she fits pretty well, except like one of the other people mentioned, the front t-shaped part of the harness doesn't come up high enough. I'm also having trouble securing the large shoulder strap under the chair and getting it to tighten as indicated in the instructions. Overall - seems sturdy, and portable and good to use in a pinch when no other options are available.