A chair that happens to be high

Thank to Fisher Price, we are able to save a whole lot of space with their high chair that you attach to an existing dining room table chair and then it turns into a booster when the baby gets older. I'm all for saving space, especially in our apartment. Here's our little Bug, eating in her high chair. Can you even call this eating?

By the way, we have nixed the banana eating for now and will reintroduce it later. About half an hour after each banana feeding, she threw up. Argh. No go on that. This week, we're doing apples! :)

God Bless,

Kat

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