Reviews of the First Years On The Go Inflatable Booster Seat

Review of 'The First Years' On The Go Inflatable Booster Seat

by Crystal Powers
(Florida)

This product is a real must have for anyone with a child between 12 - 36 months.
I used to be very anxious when going out for a meal with my 12 month old daughter, wondering if there would be a suitable highchair available and - if there were highchairs - whether they would be hygienic!
I was delighted when I discovered the
On-The-Go Self-Inflating Booster Seat by The First Years. It really is excellent. It self-inflates by pulling out a valve on the back and when not inflated it folds so flat and is so light it can fit in a large handbag/small changing bag.

It attaches to virtually any style of chair by adjustable straps and has an adjustable three point belt. It wipes clean easily and has a little mesh storage pocket for your bibs and essentials.

I found my daughter was really comfortable in it and enjoyed being able to sit around the table with the rest of the family. I was happy as I knew it was clean!

I initially bought this seat for a vacation that I was going on as it was so compact it took hardly any room in my case but I soon realized it would be used a lot more often. I started to carry it everywhere with me and used it every time I took my daughter anywhere to eat.

I would definitely recommend this seat and have even bought these as gifts for friends. When you get one you'll wonder how you managed without one!

The First Years On-The-Go Booster Seat, Safari (US)

On The Go Booster Seat - Cammoflage
(UK)

The First Years On The Go Inflatable Booster Seat

by Michelle
(Round Lake,Il)

I recommend this product. Our family live in different cities. They all do not have high chairs. This is very convenient way of feeding our daughter. We can strap it to a chair and she can sit and feed herself. This way I do not have to hold her and feed her. I used it when she was able to eat with her hands which was about 9 months.

You can take it to restaurants too. I do not like using the boosters because I do not know if they are clean. This way I don't have to worry about her getting anything. I very highly recommend this product.

The First Years On-The-Go Booster Seat, Safari (US)

On The Go Booster Seat - Cammoflage (UK)


	Review of 'The First Years' On The Go Inflatable Booster Seat by Crystal Powers (Florida) This product is a real must have for anyone with a child between 12 - 36 months. I used to be very anxious when going out for a meal with my 12 month old daughter, wondering if there would be a suitable highchair available and - if there were highchairs - whether they would be hygienic! I was delighted when I discovered the On-The-Go Self-Inflating Booster Seat by The First Years. It really is excellent. It self-inflates by pulling out a valve on the back and when not inflated it folds so flat and is so light it can fit in a large handbag/small changing bag. It attaches to virtually any style of chair by adjustable straps and has an adjustable three point belt. It wipes clean easily and has a little mesh storage pocket for your bibs and essentials. I found my daughter was really comfortable in it and enjoyed being able to sit around the table with the rest of the family. I was happy as I knew it was clean! I initially bought this seat for a vacation that I was going on as it was so compact it took hardly any room in my case but I soon realized it would be used a lot more often. I started to carry it everywhere with me and used it every time I took my daughter anywhere to eat. I would definitely recommend this seat and have even bought these as gifts for friends. When you get one you'll wonder how you managed without one! advertisement The First Years On-The-Go Booster Seat, Safari (US) On The Go Booster Seat - Cammoflage (UK) Click here to read or post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Baby Product Reviews. The First Years On The Go Inflatable Booster Seat by Michelle (Round Lake,Il) I recommend this product. Our family live in different cities. They all do not have high chairs. This is very convenient way of feeding our daughter. We can strap it to a chair and she can sit and feed herself. This way I do not have to hold her and feed her. I used it when she was able to eat with her hands which was about 9 months. You can take it to restaurants too. I do not like using the boosters because I do not know if they are clean. This way I don't have to worry about her getting anything. I very highly recommend this product. advertisement The First Years On-The-Go Booster Seat, Safari (US) On The Go Booster Seat - Cammoflage (UK) Click here to post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Baby Product Reviews.
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