My toddler sits in the high chair for 75% and Daddy's lap 25%.
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I would say it's about the same, 75% high chair, 25% crawling back & forth between our laps.
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She usually starts out sitting in the booth or on a regular chair (kneeling so she can reach the table - she refuses boosters) and then gravitates over to our laps.
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He now kneels or stands in the booth. He can undo the clips in high chairs. Sometimes we will sit him in one though when the food arrives, but he's a dare devil and will make attempts to get out
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40% high chair and the other times she wants to sit in a chair next to us
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Olive has pretty much refused a high chair always, so she sits in a regular chair.
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In the booth or on a regular chair. Every once in awhile we can convince him to use a booster seat. Unless he is tired or doesn't feel well, he stays in his seat rather than wanting to be held.
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Chair for DD1, high chair for DD2
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DD likes to sit on a high chair but I have to bring her high chair cover that has pockets for her toys.
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High chair the whole time. She loves it.
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Little boy in a regular chair, baby brother 50% high chair, 50% daddy's lap.
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Most times we have her in a high chair but once in a while she'll sit in a booster seat
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D1 is in a highchair
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Highchair all the time. He's usually pretty good for the duration of a meal as long as he has something to munch on.
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Highchair.
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highchair
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Liam is two and it's easiest if we can get a booth and block him in. He will sit in a high chair if there is no booth option, but not for the whole meal.
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She stays in the highchair. She's usually pretty occupied trying to get people to notice her.
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He likes to sit next to daddy. We get him a booster seat.
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She now sits in the booth with us. She started refusing the high chair around 18 months.
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Still a highchair, for now (LO is 19 months). We'll probably switch to a booster seat within the next few months though.
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DD - regular chair or a high chair
DS - high chair or lobster. -
She hasn't sat in a high chair in months. We usually try to request a booth but if there none available she sits in a regular chair. And yes toward the end she usually ends up in our laps!
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In the high chair if he fits, but he's getting to big for most of them. If not, in a regular chair.
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highchair
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high chair!
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high chair.
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Sometimes in the high chair if he will tolerate it, then we will try a booster or our laps. Eating out is exhausing and much more of a chore these days!
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