Would this work on a toddler classroom chair? I want my 14mo to sit at the kiddie table to eat dinner w her big sis, but she is always on the move.
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It should. The straps loop around the post of the chair, but if the posts are too wide there might not be enough slack in the strap.
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The product would work for that, but my fear would be a toddler chair is so light it could turn over easy. I would see no problem with an adult chair that was sturdy.
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Depending on the chair it might work. My high chair had slats in back and I still had a hard time configuring to work right.
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The chair would have to have some form of a hole to hook the harness to. If not, you could potentially use the legs. I've found this harness extremely useful, my toddler NEVER sits still...!
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I had no problems. You just push the legs and arms into the slots and there is a series of holes to make it taller or shorter. The leg and arm pieces have a button that snaps into the holes. She might need assistance to be sure that she uses the same position on each leg for stability? Also, I have found the chair to be very stable with this type of connector. Good luck
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May be too high for that. I would go to a local furniture store with kid in tow and test a counter height chair which these are with a standard table.
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We use this on a cloth, padded chair so she can eat with the rest of the family. We have an old bedsheet folded underneath to keep the dining chair clean. The straps (that connect to the chair legs) are great to hold the booster seat in place, but the bottom is the same plastic as the rest of the booster seat.
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I think that maybe a child that big would need a more sturdy chair with more height to the back. My 15 month old grand-daughter hits her head on the back bar. This is a great inexpensive option but everyone in the family has tripped over the back legs because they stick out so far.
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My granddaughter is a big 2 year old and fits well with her. The only issue I have is, its chairs slide on my hard wood floor.
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Yes,I think it would be fine. I got my grandson who was 1yr. old and his sister the table. They may need a little help sitting on chair at first,but they grow so fast they will do fine after a little while.
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Not that I'm aware of. I'd check with the manufacturer and also look for a childs chair. If you're handy, you could use the one that comes with the desk for a pattern and make a second one. My grandson has had his for almost 2 years now and the only thing my daughter has done is repaint the desk surface because Alex uses his for everything.
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I bought this for my granddaughter who is almost 22 months. It is the perfect size for her and her two year old cousin. Judging by the small size of the table and chairs, I'm guessing that up to age 5 would work. I'm also guessing it would depend on the size of the child.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fkfhupn2xQI bought this for my 1 year old grandaughter, she is petite and had more than enough room for another 1year old. We put a pillow in front when she first received it. Now at 1/ 1/2 years old you could still get two in, but depending on their body length it might be less room than you want. I am including a link that has an adult sitting in it, so you can get an idea. It has worked well for us, but if you have two larger children, you might look at something a step up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fkfhupn2xQ
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Table is good but chair is not good for toddler. It is not firm standing because my daughter fell down a few times. However that table and chair are light to move whenever u want
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The seat comes up some even when the child is belted in. If the child stands on the u bars that hold the chair to the table they can push up some. If your child is one who likes to escape and tries a lot to get out of their chair, one that attaches to a chair with a tray may be a better option for you. I love this one, and if you don't leave your child alone in it I don't think it would be a problem even with one who likes to climb out, unless they can undo the straps.
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If you're toddler sits still, yes. Depending on their height, they might have to sit on their knees. Ours sits nicely and can reach fine sitting on her bottom. We also have a counter height dining room table instead of the lower, regular size. I don't if these would be too tall to use with a regular size table.
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My grandson is not that size, but the seat seems completely stable. I suppose he could 'get off' of it, but I can't see any problem with him being able to fit in it? Frankly I would say that it is worth a try. It's not that expensive and if it doesn't work for you, give it to someone else. The first one that I bought didn't have any way to keep it on if the child should shift on it. This one stays 'put.' Good luck!
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Yes my daughter did tip the chair over at first. She was just under 2yrs but was/is allows supervised, she recently turned 2 and is a pro she can get on and off the chairs without tipping them over, she just needs to be pushed in near to the table. This set is lovely and very sturdy, my daughter loves having tea parties. My opinion it will be a beautiful gift for your grand-daughter.
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It would probably be able to clamp on, but my guess is your kiddo would unclamp it regularly by leaning on the lip. We have about 2.5 inches of space.
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depends on the size of the child--I have seen some 5th graders that are too heavy for the chair!