CherryChoc - it's a baby to toddler chair that sits on the floor. Um - I always call it the low chair because otherwise my dh thinks every time I say something like 'put her in the chair for a sec' i obviously mean the high chair (even though she only ever goes in the high chair at mealtimes). He's obsessed with the bloody high chair

What is a low chair? <no advice but curious>

God we have the most cluttered house you could ever imagine - never really sorted it properly since moving in in the middle of my pregnancy . Time for a spring clean and a proper sort out I guess. Operation DD-proof begins this weekend!

shes obviously grown out of it developmental wise if she can chuck herself out of it.time to baby proof the house!

If she's on the floor, she can't roll off it . Time to start moving everything she can get to out of her reach, methinks In the long run I have found it much easier to move the things I don't want them reaching so that I can leave them in a room unsupervised for a few minutes, rather than trying to watch them the whole time they are awake.

The mothercare wooden table and chair which converts into a highchair has the attachment thingies for a set of reins.

Moshie - she's now rolling all over the place (suddenly started in the last couple of days) so I can't leave her on the floor (and our loo is so tiny I can't take her in there) so I've just gone out and bought her the lightest travel cot I could find so I can plonk her in that for a bit.

difficultdecision - no attachments unfortunately - good idea though.

If it has bit's for the harness to attach to could you not gee a set of reins and use the harness attachment in that ?

We did it with the ikea antilop high chair and it worked a treat - instant 5 point harness and much cheaper than a new chair.

I wouldn't leave a baby strapped into anything unattended now that you know she's getting more mobile. Can't you just leave her on the floor when you need the loo?

I went to the loo and could hear her crying and it was like an odd newborn cry (she's seven months) it took me a minute to register that it wasn't her just being mithery or trying out new sounds. When I got to her she was in her low seat hanging upside down by her tummy (I'd fastened her in). She's obviously lunged forward and got stuck (why do they wait until you're out the room before doing something THEY'VE NEVER DONE BEFORE! ) Took me ages to calm her down. Felt just awful but she's fine. However, saw the community nurse while at the docs and she said to get a chair with a five point harness - can anyone recommend one? She loves her chair and I need somewhere to leave her when I go for a wee (she hates her car seat btw so I can't use that.)