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What accessories do I need for my high chair for babies?

The high chair that I have bought is not with any accessory so I want to know what are the accessories that I need to buy for the high chair for my baby? I don’t have any idea on what kind of accessories I should buy I thought to ask the people in this forum to help me. i think I have the seat padding but I don’t have other accessories. Also tell me what will be the estimated cost of all these accessories?

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Tania Mukherjee | Jan 6 2012

Been There Done That.

First, you need to start by finding a good high chair cover. The high chair cover protects your baby from those hard sides of the chair and protects the chair. They have more than four harness points, which makes them, stay at place. You can get these high chair covers from $9-$20 depending on the company and features.

Next, you will need some tablemats. The disposable tablemats for the high chair stick-in-place and protect your precious little one from germs on tables. They stick-in-places and provide a sanitary eating surface for your infant. These tablemats are available in travel packs as well and can conveniently fit in your diaper bag. The adorable graphics keep the baby occupied and they come as cheap as $5 for 18 count packs.

You will need some of those wonderful stick and spin toys. These tiny things are fun at every turn! These toys feature a peek-a-boo mirror, traveling beads and a spinning body. You can stick them on to the highchairs, stroller trays and other tables with the help of the suction buttons. They also come as cheap as $5-$10 a piece.