Family Friday: Soft Booster Seat

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Prince Lionheart Soft Booster SeatWhen your kid gets too old for a high chair or a booster seat with straps (we liked this one from Graco), this booster seat from Prince Lionheart is a great option. We like it so much that we’re on our second one — we got the first when our son was 6, and now that he’s almost 8, we’ve bought a replacement. (The first seat got a crack on it, but I think that two years isn’t too bad, considering that he uses it two to three times a day, every day.) My son is about 4 feet tall, so he’s not really too short to sit on a chair without anything on top — and yes, he’s 8 years old — but the extra height helps, and he likes the slightly squishy seat more than the wooden chairs we have at the table. The booster is pretty easy to clean and comes in brown, dark gray, pink, blue, orange, and green. (Not all colors are available at Amazon right now.) It’s $24–$35 and Prime eligible, and it offers free returns on everything but the brown. Prince Lionheart Soft Booster Seat This post contains affiliate links and CorporetteMoms may earn commissions for purchases made through links in this post. For more details see here. Thank you so much for your support!
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you did not mention a budget but i would consider the lexus RXL hybrid if i were buying an suv this year. hybrid, third row seats but not huge.

We hired a balloon artist to come to our daughter’s birthday party. She charges $200/hr and will be here for an hour and a half. So the total cost is $300.

Are we supposed to tip on top of this? We are paying in cash. She technically works for a company, but she and her husband are the owners.

Car recommendations. We’re looking for a hybrid SUV. One 2.5 year old. We’re 50/50 on a second one.

Advice on what I should expect when I stop BFing my 12 month old? I decided this morning would be the last time. She has lost interest and we’re down to one short feeding in the morning. I also want my body back to myself for a while before we have a second kid. I assume I won’t have issues with engorg*ent or crazy mood swings, but I could be wrong!

Suggestions on movies that are appropriate and entertaining for a 2.5 year old? Right now Sing and Trolls are all we’ve watched (and we watch Sing all the time…usually 15-20 minutes here and there because toddler requests it instead of Daniel Tiger now). I’m hoping to get a bunch of housework done during this snowy (GRRR) April weekend and might need a little more screen time than usual. Any ideas on new movies for us? Thank you!!!

Posted yesterday, but hoping for a few more responses. Does anyone own the Uppababy Mesa Car seat and has used it in a regular (non SUV car)?

What is everyone doing with the kiddos this weekend?

I’ve got work to do and my MIL is here so I’m vacating the premises on Saturday – my office is too creepy at the weekends so I’m going to need to figure out pumping in the university library. There is a giant balloon installation in town so I think we’ll go and see that on Sunday. It looks quite cool and I thought it’d be a fun sensory experience for my 8 month old. He’s a total people-watcher so should enjoy the sights.

My husband is changing jobs and will have three weeks off at the end of April and beginning of June. We have a 2 1/2 year old in daycare and we’re expecting twins by mid-June (who will go to daycare in August/September). What are some good tasks he can work on while he’s out? I want him to enjoy his funemployment, but also help get us ready.

So far I’ve thought of: all the regular cleaning, renting a carpet cleaner and doing all the floors, organizing our storage unit, and making sure we have all our newborn stuff accounted for/cleaned/organized. He could probably prep some freezer meals, but those will largely be taken care of. We’re also likely (hopefully) to move this fall/winter since we’re currently in a 2 bedroom townhouse, so there are a few minor touch-ups around the house I’ll have him do.

Any other ideas?

Does anyone’s toddler or kid continue to have reflux beyond the first year? My preemie had terrible reflux for the first year but it does not seem to have completely gone away. He’s 3 now but I still here him swallowing multiple times after finishing a glass of almond milk for example. It will happen for up to half an hour later. Not sure if this is still reflux or something else entirely. He has an appt with his ped coming up but just wanted to get some anecdata.