Sentences with phrase «highchair tray»

Mix all ingredients together and place on highchair tray.

As long as your baby is in a seated, upright position, you can feed her just about anywhere — in a Bumbo, in a bouncer, on your lap... But we think you'll probably want to get an actual highchair; it's nice to have a dedicated seat for baby, and having that big highchair tray makes a great food - catcher!

It fits perfectly on highchair trays.

More, as in, «I want more food than this measly amount you put on my highchair tray.»

But you might also pick up on your child's finer motor skills, like his ability (or inability) to pick up peas from his highchair tray or to pass a toy from one hand to another.

-LSB-...] Since it's the dead of summer for most of you, I was thinking about how one might give their young toddler the opportunity to do some water play in a highchair tray.

Now, just because you're not feeding him doesn't mean you should set a few celery stalks on your baby's highchair tray and then walk away.

Place very little food on your baby's highchair tray — a few pieces at most.

If you're getting tired of picking up Cheerios that have been flung over the highchair tray, feed your older baby directly on the floor.

Choose a few liquidy foods and let your baby «paint» with them on her highchair tray.

Or forget the purees altogether and try baby - led weaning: Place large, soft chunks of food on the table or highchair tray and let your baby feed herself.

Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to banish hot spices from the highchair tray either.

To promote picking up small objects, use cooked pasta or cubed Jello Jigglers placed on a highchair tray.

Simply scatter four or five pieces of finger food onto your baby's highchair tray or an unbreakable plate.

Using this method, you put large chunks of soft food on the highchair tray or table and let your baby grasp the food and feed himself.

You can even adjust the highchair tray to the perfect depth for your little one.

You can also put him in his highchair and set the cereal on his highchair tray.

Alternatively, instead of purees, you can start your baby on chunks of soft food placed on the highchair tray or table.

Dishwasher safe tray or insert — allows you to use the power of the dishwasher to thoroughly clean the highchair tray.

-LSB-...] to the table top or highchair tray.

Alternatively, you can offer chunks of soft food on the highchair tray or table and let your baby pick up the food and feed himself.

Don't worry about sterilising plates, spoons, cups and highchair trays — just make sure they're clean.

After babies reach only 6 months of age, parents are instructed to begin punitive disciplinary measures such as «squeezing or swatting» of the child's hands or «isolation» in the crib for «rebellious» infractions including «foolishness,» «malicious defiance» or even playing with food on the highchair tray.

Consider picking one food at a time and placing four or five small pieces on her highchair tray.

Simply attach to any highchair tray and your baby can discover while eating.

Is it time to ditch the highchair tray and have baby at the table?

Exploration is the heart of play, and in your child's mind any experiment counts, even hurling a bowl of cereal off the highchair tray.

But you might also pick up on your child's finer motor skills, like his ability or inability to pick up the peas off his highchair tray or to turn the pages of a book.

Bowls (2 to 3): Some parents like baby bowls with suction cups on the bottom that stick to the highchair tray (so they can't be flung to the floor easily).

Let your baby find out how that banana gets mushy on the highchair tray, and that ice cubes feel hard and cold.

Scatter four or five pieces of finger food onto your baby's highchair tray or an unbreakable plate.

Some parents swear by bowls with suction cups that attach to the highchair tray, although babies can quickly outgrow the need for them or get strong enough to pull off the suction cups.

There is nothing cuter than watching your little one chase food around the highchair tray with her fingers, and seeing the sense of accomplishment in her face when a tiny little piece of food actually makes it her mouth.