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Just bought this after a few rough trips this summer without a highchair. This is definitely an item I will make room for in my suitcase until my daughter is ready to sit on her own at the table. I brought this up to a friend's cabin for a long weekend. It attached easily to the multi-leaf table- I just aimed to have it attach to two of the middle leaves so it would be study and safe. We also carried it to the two restaurants that we visited and had no trouble there either. I would echo that this would be nearly impossible to use on your own- someone has to hold the squirming toddler while you get it set up- but it really is quick as long as you have two hands.

This game is quirky and has it's fun moments. I feel for the designers here because it had a long development cycle and has some depth to it but what the fine folks at EA have done is had a piece of artwork commisioned and then promptly upon receipt said "Thanks" and then took a dump on it by saddling it with their ridiculous DRM. I'm what I consider to be a rare breed, there is not a single piece of copied or pirated media in my house. I pay for everything knowing that by doing so I support or "vote" for the artists that I like best. As many reviews prior have stated, this 3 install limit mechanism and the sneaky way that the DRM is loaded to your machine essentially treats upstanding paying customers like myself as potential criminals and makes me pay for the sins of those that do not like to pay for their fun. I already pay a higher price per item to absorb the losses of the copies stolen by pirates. Now I have to endure more abuse at the hands of the publishers. Count me in the column of not buying any more EA products. I wish I had checked user reviews like this prior to spending my money and doing the install. Once again apologies to the developers.. it's a shame that EA has to spoil it for all of the legitimate users and buyers and force us to respond to their nonsense by thrashing the user opinion boards. Developers, keep up the good work and find a better employer. Publishers, keep up this DRM and you will hasten the death of PC gaming.

I will never buy another book of recipes on Kindle unless I can see at least the names of the recipes, and some idea of what kind of ingredients we're talking about. Even at a bookstore I can open the book and see a REAL preview. Kindle -- up the game by letting me see what I'm actually buying, and enough of the "first chapter" thing, that doesn't help me at all. Sorry, Alton, no go.