Have You Seen These Highchairs?

[small_steps]

Have any of you used these high chairs for your daycare? I'm thinking of getting a couple. They fold up like lawn chairs from my understanding. I was thinking they could be a major space saver.
If you've tried them, how do you like them and would you recommend them?

[thetoddlerwhisper]

this is brilliant. these would be useful for my toddlers. weight limit on them?

[itlw8]

cute I would say fantastic for visiting Grandma who does not have a high chair. But I would think the lifespan if used daily would be very short. I do not see it lasting for the next child. I would give it a year 2 years max until it broke.

[nanglgrl]

Toddlers wiggle so much and I think these chairs would have so much "give" a child could get out of their seatbelt.

[Great Beginnings]

I've only seen these at camping stores. I thought about getting one for our baby since he/she is due in June for camping only. I don't think I would recommend using it for daycare use. Although how convenient for storage!

[mema]

Haven't used/seen them, but I don't think the lifespan would be great for regular use either. They're like the outside camp chairs and I know ours don't hold up well, even if you buy the spendier ones. They would be great for grandma's, friend's houses, etc, but probably not dc.

[LaLa1923]

Have any of you used these high chairs for your daycare? I'm thinking of getting a couple. They fold up like lawn chairs from my understanding. I was thinking they could be a major space saver.
If you've tried them, how do you like them and would you recommend them?

I like them! But I have seen one in person and I think it would be hard to clean.

Also, I think they make a stationary entertainer that folds up!

[TwinKristi]

Yeah those look pretty cool!

[melonieb]

Can someone add a clicky, I want to find them.

[Blackcat31]

Can someone add a clicky, I want to find them.

http://www.amazon.com/ciao-baby-Portable-Highchair-Sage/dp/B00A47J6YU

[Meyou]

I have this kind which fold flat like a card table chair and only slightly wider. Love, love, love them! They clean like normal high chairs but store easily. The only thing is that they are only good once a child is sitting well unsupported. The back support angles outward so there isn't alot of back support when they're reaching the tray. I'm in Canada so I really don't do care before 10-12 months but if you have younger children you might want to think about that.

I own the actual Costco brand here:

Chair

But here is a link to the same style folded up:

Folded

[small_steps]

You guys have given me lots of great advice and ideas. But I'm still not sure! Ha ha.
Guess I could order one and try it. I have 3 infants right now which is not normal for my group. I usually have one if that.

[melilley]

Those look really neat, but in my experience, infants are really messy and those look like they would be really hard to clean and/or sanitize because of the material. Have you ever gone camping with a chair made with that material and gotten a marshmallow on it? Not good!..
I have a regular hc, and it had a cover on it, but the kids are so messy that I had to keep washing it so I just took it off for good.

[cheerfuldom]

I don't think it looks like a good idea. Highchairs or boosters are just a part of the deal when caring for kids. If you have space issues, there is only so much you can do about that because feeding babies is a part of the job. one thing I saw a provider do was use these chairs on the floor

http://www.amazon.com/Fisher-Price-Healthy-Care-Booster-Green/dp/B004C43JJ4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389111376&sr=8-1&keywords=booster+high+chair

clean them and store up high like this. you can even use the booster clips to clip them onto the shelf so they are not a falling hazard

http://www.amazon.com/HyLoft-967--15-Inch-Shelf-2-Pack/dp/B000EPYBXS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389111428&sr=8-1&keywords=long+deep+wall+shelf

then only keep one high chair to spoon fed babies in. do it assembly line style so there is only one chair taking up floor space.

[MrsSteinel'sHouse]

I have this kind which fold flat like a card table chair and only slightly wider. Love, love, love them! They clean like normal high chairs but store easily. The only thing is that they are only good once a child is sitting well unsupported. The back support angles outward so there isn't alot of back support when they're reaching the tray. I'm in Canada so I really don't do care before 10-12 months but if you have younger children you might want to think about that.

I own the actual Costco brand here:

Chair

But here is a link to the same style folded up:

Folded

I have three of these and they are much easier to store than traditional high chairs!