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  1. #1
    Matryoshka Guest

    Same here!

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
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    yep its great - we used to use them at the restaurant

    easy to clean, stackable, and doesnt take up half of your living room.

    definately the way to go!

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jan 2008
    Brisbane
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    Which one are you talking about? The plain wood high chair? I don't remember it having an insert or anything...hmm...

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
    7,197

    I think everyone is talking about the one I have which is the plastic white one, you buy the tray separately and the insert separately too. I have it too and LOVE LOVE LOVE it - takes a few seconds to clean and I literally wash down the lot in the sink with hot water and it looks like new. Ive used a few other ones at girls from mothers group and even though they try to keep them clean they just look yucky with food stuck in cracks and creases. The only thing that worries me as she gets older is that its only a lap strap not a 5 point harness but I have friends who have used it right up and with proper supervision havent had any trouble!
    Its called Antilop if you want to look it up - not sure about the wooden one sorry!!

  5. #5
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    Apr 2007
    Recently treechanged to Woodend, VIC
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    Yep - I have the white plastic one too and love it for its minimalist design and general non-froofiness. I don't do froofy.

    The only thing they could do to improve it is to add wheels but really I'm quibbling here as it's so light to lift (even with DD in it) that it's no real hassle. And that's from someone with a dodgy back too so if I find it easy to lift, anyone will.

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Member

    Mar 2007
    Perth
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    Yeah I'm talking about the plain white one, thanks so much ladies, I will definately be buying this high chair!! Someone told me it is excellent as if need be you can take it outdoors and hose it down. Also DD's childcare use them as well, so its not like they are unsafe or anything. Yay will get one this week!

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Jun 2005
    USA
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    A friend of mine puts her daughter straight in the shower in it after eating- easy to clean her and the chair!

  8. #8
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
    11,462

    which . The only thing that worries me as she gets older is that its only a lap strap not a 5 point harness
    !!
    same concern here as the lap strap does slip when their in it, we use tighten it then use pegs to hold it in place (under at the back it that makes sence) but sophie alwasy nicks them when chair not in use!!

  9. #9
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    Dec 2006
    Gippsland Vic
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    Love the cahir, wish we had never the bought the U beaut one, horrible to clean and is a bit smelly after a while We go away camping a bit, and it goes with us, legs pull off, just fantastic!!!! Wondering if all there furniture is this good /quality /user freindly? Any one bought much from them?

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    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
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    i was an ikea junkie - until one day they didnt have what i wanted in stock and was terribly dissapointed - dont they know hard it is to get DP there???!!! But yeah - dd's bed is ikea, as is her wardrobe (which is great) and they have the cheapest tealights in town...

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