MTWML Hook On High Chair with Tray,Portable Baby High Chair That Attaches to Table,Clip On Fast Table Seat for Babies and Toddlers.Baby Feeding Seat for Dining Tables and Counter(Stripe-Black)

Best product I’ve bought as a mom to 2 under 2
These are AMAZING. I live in a small apartment with two under two and if I tripped over a high chair one more time I was going to loose my mind. We hook these onto the kitchen island and they work wonderfully. They are sturdy and easy to wipe clean. The tray is so nice, easy to put on and take off, and prevents the baby from throwing all of his food onto the floor. It also prevents my roller from throwing her plate onto the ground and smashing it (we use ceramic I know not for everyone). If you’re a mom limited on space BUY this please.

Sturdy, well-made, safe strapping
Sturdy, easy to attach to table or counter/bar, secure strapping to keep baby from climbing out of chair, easy to clean.

Cheaper than the Inglesia, and pretty much the same thing
I bought this, the Inglesia, and the Toogel to try out, and this is the one I kept. It was easier to attach to my table than the Toogel, and the Toogel didn’t allow enough legroom for my 8 month old to even get into it with the lip under my table. This one and the Inglesia are almost exactly the same, except for a few little things, and I’ve big one. The big one is the price: I paid half as much for this as I did the Inglesia.The little things:-The bag for this came tucked into the back pocket, which I actually prefer to the Inglesia, where the bag is attached to the chair. This bag can be folded up and easily stored in the pocket. I could not get the Inglesia bag to fold up nicely and lay nicely in the pocket it is attached to.-The tray for this fits inside the bag easily, and it’s very light.-In terms of assembly, both this and the Inglesia set up exactly the same, except everything was a little smoother with this one. I had to fight the Inglesia to get some of the pieces together, and this one screwed into the table much smoother/faster. I could just give it a good spin and it would do a few rotations on it’s own. I had to manually screw every rotation of the Inglesia. When you are doing anything for a baby, every second counts.-The tray clipped onto this easier than the Inglesia, but they seemed to be comparably sturdy once I did get them both on.-The Inglesia under table supports are supposed to be zipper up into a cover, but with the lip under my table, I could only zip ten halfway, which looks weird. The supports on this one don’t go into the cover at all, and I think it looks just fine and it was certainly easier and faster to set up because of it.-My 8 month old had plenty of legroom in this, despite the big lip hanging under my table. Same legroom with the Inglesia, but slightly smaller leg openings from this one. My kid still fit.-The Inglesia only has a 3 point harness, and this has a 5, which will be good when my kid decides he wants to try getting out and can’t.If you’re debating what to get, I would say buy this one. It’s more versatile than the Toogel, and essentiallythe same as the Inglesia (better even, in my oom) at half the price. This whole thing stores nicely in it’s tote bag, and I hung it up on a hook in my son’s closet. Will be easy to throw under the stroller or even in a backpack for travel.

We love this little seat!
So to start, I live in a little teeny apartment with much less storage space than to be desired. This means a standard high chair just wasn’t going to fit the bill. My daughter is a year old, about 25 lbs and has the sweetest, chunkiest little thighs ever. The leg holes are definitely wide enough to allow her to continue to grow without feeling as if I’m jamming her into a restraint chair where it is now a part of her every day attire. She sits comfortably with more room for the years to come and the chair holds SO well to my island! It doesn’t wiggle, it doesn’t budge, it doesn’t slide… it is now a part of my island forever (only kidding.. lol) it was fairly simple to put together and if I needed to store it away, it’d be so easy to deconstruct and pack as it comes with a little carrying bag so that’s a bonus. The tray comes on and off easy enough (but not so easy she can pull it off), wipes down like a dream and even though it’s plastic, it has yet to stain.A little tip I will leave you is after assembling the chair, hook the tray PAST the strap in the front so there is no gap for food to escape or fall through. The straps to secure your baby can be a little confusing when staring at it so my advice is attach the shoulder strap to the waste strap then buckle it.As far as cleaning the actual fabric part of the chair goes, it wipes down fairly well for minor messes but anything crumby or sticky can get into the inseam on the inner part of the seat so for proper cleaning and disinfecting I suggest taking it apart and hand washing in the sink at least once a week. Let it dry overnight and she’ll be beautiful and ready for messes in the morning. 🙂

The high chair is great and sturdy, it’s comfortable (for babies that can sit and onward) and the tray is an invaluable addition. It’s easy to wipe down. The only chore is removing the fabric to wash.

Sturdy, washable and portable.