Cooshie Booster Seat

Has anyone tried the Cooshie (table) Booster seat? Cooshie Booster

Wondering if it actually does stay in place with a wiggly 2 year old? and how easy it is to tote around.

Thanks.

 

We use the Cooshie booster seats and like them. We first started using them when the girls were about 18 months old and they were a bit of a problem, because they were not used to sitting in a seat that was so open and they would lean out of it. Neither of them ever actually fell, but it was enough to make me nervous. At this age - almost 2 - they are perfect. They do not slide off the chairs. My girls can get in and out of them on their own (which is good and bad). They hate anything that straps them in so these are perfect.

 

My parents have them for their house and the kids love them. They are pretty good about sitting still at meal times so I am not worried about the lack of straps. We are getting a new kitchen table this week and so we are going to buy them for our house too. I am ready to scrap the booster chairs since the straps are so annoying and I am sick of not being able to push the chairs in under the table!

 

I used this with my older children, and will be buying new ones for the twins when they make the switch to the big table. We have fabric seats, and they still stay in place really well.

 

We have had these since my girls were two. They are almost 5 and we are still using them. They are very comfortable to sit in and easy to wash. They are light to carry and they have held up very well.

 

My kids started to use them around 20 months old and still love sitting in them. They have never fallen out of them or slid off the chair. The only problems I had were 1. they fight over which color booster to sit on (Why didn't I get two of the same color!) and 2. One of my boys bit off a chunk of the booster seat when he was having major teething problems and was biting everything in sight. But I have been really happy with the cooshie boosters in general. The kids also like to use them as little seats to sit on the floor or use it as a step stool to reach something just a tad beyond their reach.