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No, and we have the same one! If you use the seatbelt maybe tighten it. Or just put her closer to the table maybe? Hopefully it was just a freak one time occurrence.

So she hasn't fallen off of the booster seat but she did a) fall off of a kitchen chair (not very far) and bump her head (no bump) today, and b) fall about a foot off of something at the park yesterday, which resulted in a black eye that looks so sad. My lo is a daredevil and must fall off of something every day, mainly from looking at one thing and moving in another direction. And our place is babyproof. She'll fall six inches and manage to scrape herself or get a bruise.

@autumnlove: Yeah we have the blue/green one with a little different tray! I usually face her to the table and I guess if it were to get to the point of tipping it would have a chance at catching on the table? I'm not sure. Our chairs are pretty low/steady/wide. Maybe it's the chair it was on? Was it tight enough? The reason I mentioned the seat belt is to keep her from getting the momentum to pull the chair down, although she sounds pretty darn strong!

As for my lo..in a word.. yes.

We don't usually use a booster, but my 3 year old still fell off his chair, banged his lip on the table and also ended up with a bloody cut and fat lip. Parents can't win!

@autumnlove: that must have been so scary, for you and LO! How awful! C is in a hook on chair and we haven't had any issues so far but she is still very young. The weight limit on her chair is 35 lbs- I would think 27 would still be fine. The whole chair tipped, not just the booster, right? Do you have any wider lower chairs?

Yeah, Olivia almost flipped her FP space saver high chair. She pushed off the table. We use the tray now away from the table except for coloring and I sit right next to her. Scary!!

I hope E is ok today

Twice, with the same booster.

The first time was my fault...when we get home he would immediately climb into the chair and sit for dinner, and I would fasten the belt (no tray). That evening my hands were full and I was setting things down before I fastened it. He was sitting happily, and I turned around for a second and then everything was on the floor. I assume he shifted or tried to stand up or something.

The second time happened a few days later, and he was definitely fastened in. I think that time he kicked backwards from the table.

He was okay both times...a bruise from the second time, but that was it. I stopped using the booster that night, though, and now he sits in a regular chair and eats at the table.