thread: Booster seat for sitting at Kitchen Table?

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    Nettie, we have a Cooshee hybak, it's made of the same sort of squishy stuff as a bumbo but designed to be used as a booster on a seat. It is quite grippy, we've never had any problems with slippage, but it doesn't have any straps so only use if DS doesn't need actual 'restraining', kwim?

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    Nov 2007
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    Nettie, we have a Cooshee hybak, it's made of the same sort of squishy stuff as a bumbo but designed to be used as a booster on a seat. It is quite grippy, we've never had any problems with slippage, but it doesn't have any straps so only use if DS doesn't need actual 'restraining', kwim?
    He probably 'needs' restraining, but doesn't want to be restrained. So we do want something that he can use to get some height, but not strap him into - otherwise we'd just use the highchair!

    Thanks everyone for your suggestions. If you have any others that don't require him to be strapped in, please let me know!

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    In that case you would love the cushee. It's very comfortable, light, we've taken it out to restaurants etc with us, works a treat!

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    Thanks MD - that looks perfect (just Googled it!). Where did you get yours?

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    There's a big baby shop at the HomeMaker centre at Gepps Cross...is it baby bunting (they have a store at melrose park too) so they might be at other baby shops too.