Feeding the Spica baby, part 1 - highchair

As with everything else, Annabelle does not fit in our highchair in her Spica cast.  I had done some homework about options for a highchair, given that Annabelle is eating solid food now.  I debated getting one ahead of time, but James suggested we wait until we got home from the hospital.  We lasted about two days, until Annabelle batted my hand away and I was covered in pureed peas. Bleh.

out at Panera :)

This is what we ended up getting for Annabelle, and it works wonderfully.  I got it for $25 at Walmart.  Annabelle's cast is not quite wide enough, hence the pillow.  We had to figure out how to do the straps so that she would be safely strapped in, and it worked out great ... the shoulder straps went around her waist, and the side straps went over her legs I took her out to eat at Panera six days after her surgery.


And ... we were able to put her in it
 after her cast came off, and keep her nice and secure in her brace.  :)

cast is off!!!

Rhino activities

In our Fisher Price Space Saver High Chair

I've been able to help Annabelle do a few more things in her rhino, so I thought I'd share so other people can hopefully have an easier time with their little ones.  

In the Rainforest Jumperoo

In the Rainforest Jumperoo

Wearing a small Halo Sleepsack at night,
brace underneath

Wearing a small Halo Sleepsack

Swinging in the
Fisher Price Papasan Cradle Swing

In our new double stroller:
Baby Jogger City Micro