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For children, sitting in a high chair can feel like being stuck in one place with no escape. The transition to toddler booster seats can create a sense of freedom for your children, making them feel like they are a part of the family.
Child booster seats often are made of hard plastic. Many parents think of the toddler booster seats found in restaurants; dark gray or brown hard plastic toddler chair that is laid on the dining chair with no security. Those are child booster seats of the past.
Today, toddler booster seats are available in soft plastic. The soft plastic toddler chair offers a more comfortable seat for children, making them more apt to sit and enjoy a meal with the family. Parents can relax and enjoy mealtime, not worrying about a restless, uncomfortable child in toddler booster seats.
Currently available today are two child booster seats leading the market. The Keekaroo Café Booster Seat and the BabySmart Cooshie Booster Hybak are battling it out to see who will land in the hearts of parents across the nation.
So let’s break down the two child booster seats and see how they stack up…
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BabySmart Cooshee Booster Hybak |
Keekaroo™ Cafe Booster Seat
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3 Point Safety Belt |
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Straps included to Attach Booster to Dining Chair |
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Peel-resistant and tear-resistant |
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Impermeable to fluids |
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Skid resistant bottom |
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High back for proper posture |
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Latex Free |
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Phthalate Free |
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So all in all, the two child booster seats are making for some fierce competition. So what makes one better than the other? Some say BabySmart is a known brand, while Keekaroo is newer to the industry. Some say Keekaroo offers better customer service and support because they are a smaller company solely focused on the customer’s needs.
But the true test of which toddler chair is best comes down to safety, right parents? Knowing your child is safe in a booster seat is on all parents minds. Keekaroo offers safety to keep your child from falling out of the booster seat and to keep the booster seat from falling off the chair. With straps to attach the booster to the dining chair, your child is safe from the booster falling off the chair. Plus, the 3 point safety belt keeps your child safely in the booster until parents are ready to get them out. The Cooshee Booster offers neither safety feature. So parents, you have to ask yourself, which company has the safety of your child in mind?
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