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Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster Seat - Blue | 
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| Brand: Fisher-Price
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $24.98 (On sale from $25.00)
You Save: $0.02
New (11) from $24.98
Rating:  663 reviews
Sales Rank: 40
Color: Blue, Green, Grey
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 10 - 3 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6.1
Dimensions (in): 8.6 x 14.1 x 16.1
MPN: 7275
Model: B7275
UPC: 027084054521
EAN: 0027084054521
ASIN: B0000DEW8N
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Booster seat keeps child's eating area clean and sanitized | | • | 3-height adjustment; front and rear seat straps adjust to fit virtually any chair | | • | Durable plastic construction; designed dishwasher-safe and free of crevices | | • | Includes carrying strap for easy portability | | • | Recommended for babies up to 50 pounds |
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Editorial Review
What do parents really want in a booster seat--and did you think you'd ever have to ask? Well, besides knowing the seat is comfy and accommodating, parents want two things: safety and convenience. The Healthy Care booster, about the size of a potty seat, gets good marks there, too. In the name of convenience: the seat back folds down and the tray snaps off for easier travel, and the plastic body is easy to clean off. To ensure a safe experience, the seat fits most chairs and car seats (but double check your brand), and has a 3-point harness to secure tots while in a chair or car seat. Light assembly is required. --Diane Beall
Product Description
The Healthy Care Booster Seat has a feeding tray you can sanitize right in the dishwasher. With the snap-on lid in place, the tray will stay clean until you're ready to use it. So you can take it wherever you go (it folds compactly) and always be sure that your baby is eating from a dishwasher-clean tray. Three height adjustments allow for a custom fit to any table. Front and rear seat straps adjust to fit virtually any chair and three-point harness adjusts to hold your growing child securely. Folds compactly for portability, with a carry strap so you can take it anywhere. (Weight limit: 45 pounds).
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| Customer Reviews: Read 658 more reviews...
Great for eating in restaurants! December 1, 2008
A Reader in NC (NC)
My girl was very antsy sitting in the restaurant wooden chairs, and it seemed to be because she was sitting on hard wood, with a hard wooden back. (actually, she was too small for the back to fit, so it was like stadium, backless seating for her). This thing is great! I've ordered a second one for Grandma's house. It is small enough to take on the go, it is easy to use and clena, and she stays still in it for a LOT longer.... making restaurant meals much more pleasant for everyone around.
Great Space saver! December 1, 2008
J. Grant (Vancouver, Wa)
I was pleased that the seat raises up and that it has 3 trays. Very nice. I'd much rather have this one so our grandson can sit at the table with all of us instead of being in a bulky high chair. PLUS, you can take it to go! LOVE IT!
Great for everyday use November 30, 2008
A. Meyer (Titusville FL)
I purchased this for my 9 month old granddaughter and I love it! There are two belts that secure it onto a regular dining room chair and the toy and food trays easily snap into place. It's great for a smaller home because it doesn't take up any extra floor space; I leave it strapped to one of my dining room chairs. Best of all - my granddaughter loves it! My mom liked it so much she purchased one for her house.
Perfect timing! November 27, 2008
Tom Rieman
Received quickly! In time for our six month old grandson to enjoy! It's now his favorite seat in our house!
Travel Booster Seat November 23, 2008
braasch14 (san francisco, California USA)
Having twins, just having the "kid" on your lap in not an option. We keep this booster seat in the car for use at family, friends, and restaurants where high chairs are not available. Easy to install, clean and carry!
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