$20-$50 |
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 Graco Blossom Booster Seat$20–$30
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 Fisher-Price Healthy Care Deluxe Booster$25–$35
♥♥♥♥♥ (5/5) |
 Chicco Caddy Hook On Chair$35–$40
♥♥♥ (3/5) |
 OXO Tot Seedling Youth Booster Seat$35–$45
♥♥♥♥ (4/5) |
 Prince Lionheart POD$40-$50
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$50-$75 |
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 Fisher Price Space Saver$50–$60
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 Inglesina Fast Table Chair$50–$60
♥♥♥♥ (4/5) |
 Keekaroo Café Booster Seat$55–$65
♥♥♥ (3/5) |
 Mutsy Grow Up Booster Seat$55–$65
♥♥♥♥♥ (5/5) |
 Chicco 360 Hook On Chair$70–$75
♥♥♥♥ (4/5) |
Over $75 |
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 Phil & Teds Lobster Clip$75–$85 ♥♥♥♥ (4/5) |
 Svan Lyft Booster Seat$75–$85
♥♥♥♥♥ (5/5) |
 Stokke HandySitt$95–$105
♥♥♥♥♥ (5/5) |
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Pick a Booster Seats & Hook-on Chair that is right for your baby.
Amelia’s still in her high chair, so I haven’t bought a booster seat yet. But I’ve used my sister-in-law’s Fisher Price Healthy Care Deluxe and it was great. Ready to use right out of the box and easy to clean. It doesn’t have any padding, but it’s a great booster for occasional use or grandma’s house. Will post again when I have more info to share. In the meantime, please post if you have thoughts to share on this gear.
If you’re going to have a big family, definitely purchase a booster-seat that will last the test of time. Durability is super important in hand-me-downs. My mom used the same booster-chair for all 3 of her children across a decade.