Chair Walker

I am going with the second answer you got. Peg prego is what I have and I love it. It folds up nice and is easy to clean. It will last you through a number of children. I have a friend who has one of the chicco high chairs and she loves it. I have never used a walker and do not plan on it. The answer above me sounds like a plan.
http://www.pegperego.com/
http://shopping.yahoo.com/s:High%20Chair s%20%26%20Booster%20Seats:4168-Brand=Chi cco;_ylc=X3oDMTEwMzRwMnAxBF9TAzk2NjMyOTA 3BHNlYwNmZWVkBHNsawNzc2VhcmNo

2007-10-21 19:45:55 by kayerts

Denis walking with Rodik's help! Elmira and Denis went to the prosthetics doctor the first day and they adjusted his legs so he could wear ...

My aunt is 71, home bound and uses a walker. She does not want a Great Dane in the house. She thinks it will knock her down or stand in her way and not move. Is this a valid concern?
My aunt is 71, home bound and uses a walker. She does not want a Great Dane in the house. She thinks it will knock her down or stand in her way and not move. Is this a valid concern?

She is a large woman and it would be a puppy we are getting. There is three other adults in the house that will actually be responsible for the puppy.

No, Great Danes, especially the older ones are very intuned to the needs of others. They are in fact as gentle and caring as they seem, despite their size. They are also easily trained to stay in certain areas of the home which are safe for playing, and should be taught to respect your aunt and give her space. If the great dane is very young, it might be best to slowly train the dane to be gentle with your aunt. My family has 2 great danes now and we have had 2 that passed away in the past few years. They have always been very careful indoors with baby kittens, our tiny chihuahua, our older relatives, as well as with other animals who were injured at the time. Great danes do seem to have a special intuition about taking care of others. But, please don't restrict your dane to the outdoors as the heat, rain, and storms are especially bad this year. And as you may know, Great Danes can be easily frightened by bad weather. Also, designating a space for your dane will make the dane feel safe and secure in your home when you have a new person coming to stay with you. Just make sure that you or someone else supervises when your dane and aunt are together.

2007-08-30 09:06:59 by Hope

I usually use Clorox wipes or 409. I am sure to let them dry first before putting my baby in them.

I either use hot water and dish soap or a clorox wipe and then rinse it or wipe it with a wet paper towel. Her tray comes all the way off, so I can wash it in the sink like a plate/dish.

2009-06-16 08:27:14 by Momuvtwinboyzn1babygirl

Price: $25.00 $7.99

What kind of each would you get (ex.graco ect)

For the high chair would you get one that attatched directly to our chairs or get one all by itself (if that makes any sense to you)?

Walker should there be any stipulations on it? Besides the obvious not using them aruond stairs or hot items things on that line.

For high chairs, I convinced my aunt to buy this one:
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d o?product_id=8112226
I love this high chair, the way it folds for storage is great, and they have other patterns too.
Another good one for on the go and just around the house is:
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d o?product_id=10099840
This one is like the big high chairs, only it can be moved out of the way if needed, and it can be used longer and at the table with the rest of the family.
As for walkers, just don't use it too much. and when you do use it, use it on the lowest height level as possible. Too much usage can cause delays in a babies development in the walking area because they try to walk on their tip toes while they are not in the walker, lowering it to where their feet are flat on the ground will help this.

2008-11-11 18:44:06 by ~ђยภtєгร ๓๏๓๓א~

i have a walker chair for my baby that says 6 months, by baby is 5 can i use it

If your baby can hold his head up well & sit by himself, you should be okay to use it. I would watch him closely for a little while to begin w/ & if he seems to be able to hold himself up w/out problem, I'd say you're okay to let him sit in it.

2007-08-27 09:35:19 by mama22