Sentences with phrase «to sit in a high chair»

I would sit her in the high chair with a special toy and she was free to explore near me (but not exactly WITH me).

Breastfeeding should not be considered any different to a mother sat in a cafe feeding her baby a bottle or a baby sat in a high chair being fed their lunch in a restaurant.

Great for younger babies who can't sit in a high chair and can use this for naps and play time!

If your children still sit in high chairs, trying to get them to sit still and eat without one can seem like an impossible task.

If she has to sit in a high chair at a restaurant, I'm fine unless she starts sucking on the table or the straps.

We ordered this one because I am tired of reach my arm out to baby who sits in high chair far from our dinner table.

But once they start sitting in a high chair, then the fun begins!

Babies 6 months and older can sit in this high chair safely and it holds children up to 50 pounds, which brings most toddlers into their 4th year.

I didn't think twice about helping my baby roll over, sit up and stand — until sitting in the high chair looked so wrong.

In the study, kids who sat in high chairs explored food more because they grew used to being allowed to do so during the study.

They're capable of sitting in a high chair!

My infant likes to sit in her high chair with a snack and watch the entertainment that is her mother trying any variety of workout moves.

Even though she still sits in a high chair and eats with her fingers, she sits right at the table with us and eats while we eat.

Babies 6 months and older can sit in this high chair safely and it holds children up to 50 pounds, which brings most toddlers into their 4th year.

Have your baby sit in a high chair and make sure that you are sitting approximately at eye level to them.

My toddler LOVED to sit in her high chair w / breakfast, then with cheerios, and watch her favorite cartoons on the Disney Channel.

While in some families a child sits in a high chair for a short time to eat meals and snacks, the high chair can also provide a naturally confined area for a child's early finger painting or drawing efforts.

my daughter enjoys sitting in her high chair.

I hadn't intended to start feeding her yet, but she was sitting in her high chair watching me cook dinner at about 7 months old when she reached over to the counter nearby, grabbed a ripe avocado, stuck her little finger through the soft skin and started scooping out the contents to eat it!

For starters Nani still puts the kids in high chairs everyday to eat - yes even the 2 and 3 yr olds sit in high chairs.

Whilst J and I craft T likes to be involved but this isn't always possible — so often I will sit her in the high chair so she feels part of our crafting with some activity on her tray chair (the same would be possible sitting her at the table in the booster seat or on the floor infront of me).

While she is just now almost ready to sit in a high chair while we are out, and I have eaten while holding her in my lap or in her sling many times, the bucket car seat was a great place for her to sit at the table with us, and sometimes sleep in, while we ate.

He would not sit in the high chair, he was super loud, and when we finally gave in and let him get out, the Mister and I had to take turns eating and chasing him around the front of the restaurant.

While older babies can sit in high chairs at mealtime, bouncy seats or infant carriers may be more secure for younger babies who are less steady while sitting.

Complicating my answer was the baby sitting in the high chair to my side.

As soon as Andre could sit in a high chair and grip a spoon, Mike stuck a Ping - Pong paddle in the boy's fist and strung up a balloon for him to swing at.

Once your baby is ready to sit in a high chair, it makes meal times for mom and dad a lot less hectic (and they may even be allowed to finish a meal for a change).

Signs that your baby is ready for solid food include being able to sit in a high chair and hold his head up.

They might not even be old enough to sit in a high chair, they might not have teeth, and their diet may be limited to say the least.

Soooooo one suggestion I thought of — your babies are about old enough to sit in high chairs.

It was a fun and exciting new step in his development when he could sit in his high chair and interact with me during meals.

Every baby's development is different, but according to the AAP, general signs that your baby may be ready for solid food are when he has doubled his birth weight and weighs at least 13 pounds, holds his head up steadily while sitting in a high chair, and can accept a spoonful of food without pushing it out of his mouth.

Either by refusing to eat things, by refusing to swallow, by eating only a limited range of foods, by throwing food on the floor, by refusing to sit in their high chairs, whatever.

He still eats well, but he gave up sitting in his high chair one day and mostly he wants to sit on one of our laps for the whole meal.

Then yesterday I gave her sweet potatoes for the first time and she absolutely Loved them!!!! She sits in her high chair with no problem has more the doubled her birth weight has great head control and has been wanting what I eat for a month!!

Sit him in his high chair while you cook and sneak him some of what you're making like it's a treat: «Yum, yum!

Sitting in a high chair or the floor takes newly built strength and gross motor skills.

They let her crawl about, sit in her high chair, the whole nine yards, naked.

Your baby should be able to sit in a high chair, a feeding seat, or an infant seat with good head control.

Babies and messes go hand in hand, especially for those years they sit in a high chair.

While he's with you in the kitchen, sit him in a high chair or playpen so he can watch you and others in the room.

The babies were sitting in a high chair and faced the moms.

They may leak a little if your baby has been sitting in a high chair or car seat for a long time, since the pressure can make the moisture soak through a little faster, but that can be avoided if you use more diaper layers inside the cover.

Known for her using the basics of Applied Behavior Analysis in a joyful manner to gently guide kids from evaluation to discharge, Melanie's practical strategies in this course includes solutions for kids who won't come to the table, sit in the high chair, throw food, meltdown when new foods are on their plate, and more.