High Chair-- space saver or stand alone?

I'm a new mom and was wondering which type of feeding chair to get-- a stand alone high chair or one of those "space saving" ones that strap onto a chair? Which have you used and which do you prefer? (My baby is 6 months old and we have a medium-sized apartment)
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STAND ALONE: http://www.amazon.com/Graco-3A00RIT-Contempo-Highchair-Rittenhouse/dp/B000MXQGT4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=baby-products&qid=1282174551&sr=1-3

We have a Fisher Price stand alone and a Fisher Price booster. I really prefer the booster/space saver. Both are adjustable in height and can be placed at the kitchen table. The huge difference for me is the cleaning. The booster doesn't have cushioning and is 100% easier to clean than the high chair which has a cushion. Even though the cushioning can be thrown in the washing machine as well as the straps it's heaps easier to wipe down the booster and be done with the cleaning. I would buy another booster for my second son in a heartbeat. Only thing stopping me is my husband!

If it were me I'd buy the first one without cushioning and save myself some cleaning. It's always a good thing!

Fisher-Price Space Saver High Chair Review

Is there any difference, besides colour, between the green Fisher Price Space Saver High Chair and the tan one

The only differences I have seen is the green is harder to locate (in this area anyways) & it is also more expensive than the tan..Other than that,I have no idea.

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Offering all the amenities of a full-size high chair in a more streamlined, less bulky design, the Fisher-Price Space Saver High Chair easily straps to dining room or kitchen chairs. Designed for children from six months to three years, this compact, convenient, and comfortable seat gives your child a safe place to sit and play or eat. Its neutral [Read More]

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