Breakfast.

After his mom applies the last tape, he thanks her before they both stand up and walk to the kitchen. Both take a seat as his dad finished up making breakfast.

While his mom sits in a regular seat, Jim sits in his high-chair. While calling it a "high-chair" would be stretching it, considering it was only an inch and a half taller than the other chairs, the chair was designed to hold babies Jim's age. Unlike the other table chairs, this chair had padded faux-leather cushions like a recliner. When Jim sits down, he lowers an attached trey that snaps into place.

While Jim was old enough where he could sit in a normal chair if he wanted, babies weren't meant to sit in regular chairs. Babies sat in high chairs. Chairs that were designed to keep babies from falling out.

Besides, his high-chair had its own cup-holder for his sippy cups, something his parent's chairs didn't have.