Eating out with baby in tow
Before the summer I was starting to wonder why friends with kids had recommended foldable travel baby seats. I had taken Baby Girl to a pretty good selection of restaurants and cafes, but everywhere we’d been there had been high chairs, and I hadn’t found much use for the portable baby seat we had received as a gift.
It wasn’t before we arrived in France that I realised what a great invention this is. In three weeks, we only went to three restaurants that had a high chair for Baby Girl. Street cafes, creperies and ice cream places we visited certainly didn’t have high chairs, and several restaurants were the same.
That’s why I ended up carrying around our In The Pocket Baby baby seat instead. This pocket-sized baby chair, which is easy to attach to different types of chairs, came everywhere with us. Just like Baby Girl.
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