OnThisMagicNight
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We will be heading to WDW the end of this month and I'm trying to figure out what will be most comfortable for my son during meals. He turns 2 in a few days and is somewhere around 34 inches and 30 lbs (we have his 2 year check up before our trip, so I'll find out for sure how much he's grown since we last measured him in Jan.) At home, we still use a highchair and we also use the Fisher Price Healthy Care Booster for traveling, which works well. He does well in the standard wooden high chairs that most restaurants have, however my concern is regarding the newer darker wood chairs with the mickey cutout that WDW seems to be using in some restaurants (we did a resort only stay at AKL in June and those are the type of chairs they had there.) We have a tough time getting him in/out of those type of chairs now and I really think he's too big for them now. They are much smaller/narrower than the other type of wooden restaurant high chair. He's also never used a booster seat without straps though - I'm picturing him diving off, falling off the seat, etc.
What would you do? I don't really want to lug the FP Booster around, but I want us to enjoy our meals. He normally does very well in restaurants so long as he's comfortably contained. Are most restaurants using the mickey cutout highchairs now?
What would you do? I don't really want to lug the FP Booster around, but I want us to enjoy our meals. He normally does very well in restaurants so long as he's comfortably contained. Are most restaurants using the mickey cutout highchairs now?