Food & Drink
Give Little Kids a Lift with Luv Chicken Cushions
This stylish kid's booster seat outsources phone books once and for all.
By Seattle Mag September 20, 2012
This article originally appeared in the October 2012 issue of Seattle magazine.
Too big for a highchair, too little to reach the table? In the old days, sitting on a phone book would do the trick, but now, we reach for a Luv Chicken booster cushion. Created by Renton mom and graphic designer Ann Hurley, these lightweight, 4-inch-tall square wonders are covered in vinyl-coated cotton and come in five darling patterns with contrasting sides. A handle makes it easy to tote; a non-slip bottom holds it firmly in place, whether at the dinner table, the movies or at the piano.
$45. Available at Tottini in South Lake Union or online at luv-chicken.com
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