FISHER-PRICE HEALTHY CARE BOOSTER SEAT, YELLOW & ORANGE REVIEWS
- Offers a great functional seat for baby to scoot up to the table and eat with the family
- Booster seat straps onto most dining room chairs
- Tray adjusts to baby’s tummy, plus the tray can go right into the dishwasher after meals to sanitize
- Seat is very smooth for simple cleaning, it nests and the straps can be used over the shoulder to provide great on the go portability
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The booster seat straps onto most dining room chairs. The tray adjusts to baby’s tummy, plus the tray can go right into the dishwasher after meals to sanitize. The seat is very smooth for simple cleaning, it nests and the straps can be used over the shoulder to provide great on the go portability. Measures 8.5″ x 15″ x 12″. Weight capacity 45 lbs.Safe, convenient, and comfortable for a growing baby, the Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster Seat helps make feeding time more pleasant, while also simpli
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Price: $ 19.95
about 1 month ago
Review by D Twain for Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster Seat, Yellow & Orange
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What’s the difference between this Fisher Price Yellow & Orange booster seat versus the Blue & Green one? Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster Seat – Blue
As you can see from the pictures (but not from the product description), this less expensive Yellow and Orange version does not have the following two features:
1. an extra adjustable base to raise/lower the seat; and
2. the tray insert and cover.
We have both this Yellow/Orange one and the Blue/Green one and find that the extra features are not really necessary. Our kid actually uses the tray insert and cover as a toy.
For a 10 month old, we have the adjustable base at the highest setting on the Blue/Green one. With no additional base, she sits lower on the Yellow/Orange one, but we don’t really find it to be an issue.
Otherwise, like others, we really like this product. Better than a highchair in my opinion, because you can easily wash the whole thing down when needed. And good to take to restaurants too.
about 1 month ago
Review by Rachelle for Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster Seat, Yellow & Orange
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The Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster seat is light-weight, easy to setup, and easy to clean. My son started using it when he was about 15 months, so instead of dragging the high chair from room to room, I can attach this to one of the dining room chairs. I like the removable tray and backrest. The ties can be a little difficult to tighten; and because its light-weight, you need to make sure that it’s fastened securely. It’s a great value.
about 1 month ago
Review by guyincognito7 for Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster Seat, Yellow & Orange
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I can’t say enough good things about this booster chair. I have two of them, one for each of my toddlers. My only regret is that I didn’t buy this booster from the get-go and avoid the high chair completely! I spent $90 on a Graco high chair that did not work well at all for my first child. So, with my second child, I used this booster from the get-go when she started solids (about 5-6 months of age in our case) and it worked just fine for a baby as small as her…even better than the high chair, in fact.
I love that you can put the tray very close to their body if you want to help avoid spilling down into the high chair, and you can also have the tray set back further for when they get bigger (there are three tray settings). It’s so much less bulky than a regular high chair. It’s very affordable. And best of all…no fabric or difficult-to-clean nooks and crannies! This chair is so easy to clean. Both of my girls seemed plenty comfortable in it, too, despite no soft fabric on it. In fact, they seemed much more comfy in these boosters than they did in the big padded high chair that just kind of swallowed them up when they were little.
The only reason I rated this booster chair four stars instead of five is because I wish you could boost it a little bit higher. My youngest child is 2 years old and we have the seat at the highest setting, but it’s still not quite high enough to have her sit directly up to the table with us. Yes, she is on the short side, but not THAT short. Now that she’s 2, we’d rather have her sitting right at the table with us than still sitting a little ways back from the table and using the tray on her booster. So, now I’m in the market for a taller booster chair. But, I have no regrets about this purchase and the Fisher Price booster has served us very well up until now. I will certainly be using it for my next baby, too, as soon as he or she start solid foods.
about 1 month ago
Review by J. Beizaie for Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster Seat, Yellow & Orange
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I have a healthy care booster seat for my son and I purchased this booster for my daughter. This one is slightly different from the one my son uses, but all in all it’s a great booster. You can’t beat the price. It’s easy to clean, there are no nooks and crannies for crumbs and other stuff to hide, and I like the 3 point lap belt. The booster is simple to attach and detach from a chair, and it travels well. The tray doesn’t come with a cover like my son’s does, but that is not a deal breaker for me. There is no seat adjuster on this booster (my son’s has one), but luckily the seat is the right height for my table. If you have a higher table and/or lower seats on your chairs your child may not be at table level. If it weren’t for the seat adjuster I’d have given this 5 stars.
about 1 month ago
Review by M. Barrett for Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster Seat, Yellow & Orange
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I bought this booster seat because it was recommended in Toddler Bargains, and I haven’t been disappointed yet. It’s easy to get my son in and out of, and very easy to clean.