Inglesina Fast Table Chair - Light Blue, w/Fast Dining Tray - Portable High Chair for Baby and Toddlers 6-36 Months - Fits Tables 0.8'' to 3.5'' - Collapsible and Compact Design - Travel Bag Included

Don’t let the product image fool you.

This table-fastening high chair is incredibly sturdy and secure—it truly feels like it’s not going anywhere once attached. The color is beautiful and exactly as pictured. Assembly was quick and easy. I love that the carrying bag is attached but hidden; it makes this chair very convenient for travel. The only downside is that it can be a bit tricky to clean due to some nooks and crannies. That said, I’ve found that wiping it down with a damp microfiber cloth works really well to keep it clean and looking nice. Overall, it’s a great high chair and I’m very happy with it.

Very sturdy, but easy to use. Cleans up easily. I really like the harness strap and clips which holds the child in snugly.

I tested 5 hook-on high chairs so you don't have to! As a general note, all of the high chairs tested will work with a bar stool pushed under them for additional support for baby's legs or to save space. Also, for all of the chairs that have bags, the bag does fit in the compartment in the back of the chair. I've included general specs for each chair under my review so you can quickly compare. In no particular order, the 5 chairs included here are the JUMUR chair, the FADER chair, the ATHRAIDES chair, the TINYBOW chair, and the original hook on chair, the Inglesina Fast Table Chair. All of the prices below are from the time that this was written (October 2023). Overall impressions are that I would purchase the Inglesina, the TINYBOW, and the JUMUR chair. The other two are fine options, and if the price is right and they weren't going to get a lot of use, I would consider them, but they wouldn't be my first choice for the reasons I've outlined below. I'm pretty well convinced that the ATHRAIDES and FADER chairs are produced in the same factory. The only real difference between the chairs is the lack of bag (FADER) and the snap closure on the harness cover vs. the velcro cover. They look identical out of the box and are assembled exactly the same way. If you're deciding between those two chairs, I'd go with whichever was less expensive. The difference in weight/size stats is a bit strange, though. Here's my thoughts on the individual chairs: JUMUR - $32.20 ($53.69 without coupon) I think this chair is the best value of those I tested. This chair has the nicest carrying bag of all the chairs tested - I feel like I wouldn't be frustrated stuffing the chair into the too-small bag when I'm in a hurry and the bag will hold up for the life of the chair. The chair is very sturdy and does not move or wiggle when attached to a surface. It includes nice fish-shaped silicone suction dish (with really strong suction!). The straps are substantial, made from seatbelt-like material and the chair has a 5-point harness. However, the way the harness clips together isn't my favorite - we have the same type of clip on our larger high chair and they can be tough with a wiggly baby or dark restaurants. I particularly like that the strap parallel with the counter is snap-attached vs. a D-ring or plastic ring like other brands, as it is easier to assemble. The fabric is apparently machine washable, though I don't think the fabric would spot clean particularly well with a washcloth or sponge so this may need to be fully washed more frequently. The chair itself sits up "higher" than other high chairs and so may be better than the other chairs for younger/smaller children. Additional info: - Includes nice carry bag - Does not mark underside of countertop - 3 year warranty from manufacturer - Fits tables 0.8 to 3.5 inches thick - Weight limit - 37 lbs FADER - $29.99 ($49.99 without coupon and $59.99 with a tray) My least favorite chair of the five tested. When I first attached one of the legs, the pin that holds the leg on got stuck in the metal support tube. I was able to get it back out after messing with it, but not great. Not sure how well this would hold up long-term with frequent assembling and disassembling. The fabric feels like it would hold up well, it's stiff and durable, but is noticeably less thick than all but the ATHRAIDES. Interestingly, the directions say "dry clean only." This chair, along with the ATHRAIDES chair may be better for larger children as the seat is a bit more spacious than some of the other highchairs I tested. At the same time, this chair may sit too far back from the table without an attached tray for babies under a year to be able to reach the table well. This chair does have some movement when attached to counter, though appears very secure despite this. Additional notes: - The legs created black marks on the underside of counter (unpolished quartz), which were unable to be fully removed with magic eraser - No carrying bag included - Fits tables 0.59 to 3.9 inches thick - Weight limit - 40 lbs ATHRAIDES - $48.99 (no coupon) I would buy this chair, though it depends on your needs. When assembled and attached to a surface, it moves a bit up and down when attached to counter, though appears very secure anyway. The chair is made from durable fabric which is machine/hand washable. This chair seems like it would work well for larger children as the seat is a bit bigger/deeper than others, but is the same size as FADER. Additional notes: - This chair marks underside of counter, marks unable to be removed with magic eraser - Includes bag and tray - Fits tables .79 to 3.3 inches thick - Weight limit - 45 lbs TINY BOW - $79.99 (no coupon) This chair is one of my favorites. Like the Inglesina and Jupur, it feels very secure and does not move or wiggle when attached. The metal construction feels very heavy duty. The faux leather seat feels buttery soft and will be easy to wipe clean. It is machine washable but the manufacturer recommends a spot clean if possible. It is possible this chair may have slightly less length of use because of its size. The seat seems smaller in this chair than FADER, ATHRAIDES, or JUMUR, but about the same as Inglesina. All of this may be a moot point though because most average-sized children would be fine to sit in a booster seat by the time they outgrow a seat like this. I would buy this chair over the Inglesina given that it is easier to clean day-to-day. It's likely that the Inglesina tray that is sold separately would fit this chair, though I have not yet tested this. Additional info: - Marked underside of counter but easily removed with magic eraser (if this is appropriate for your surface) - Includes carrying bag - Weight limit - 33 lbs - Fits tables 0.8 to 3.5 inches thick This chair - The OG: Inglesina Fast Table - $79 (no coupon; tray is extra $34.95) This is the original chair in this style that most people are familiar with. Sort of strangely, it does not have 5 point harness. From personal experience, be careful about pushing a bar stool under this chair - a strong baby can push their way up and out. The fabric is textured and while it's durable, it can be hard to spot clean messy things like yogurt and hummus. It does wash beautifully in a washing machine though. The Inglesina tray (while pricey) works great with the chair to minimize mess and cleanup. This chair is very secure with no wiggle when properly installed. Additional info: - Does not mark underside of counter - Bag included and folds into the pocket in back of chair; the bag will also fit the optional tray - Weight limit - 37 lbs - Tables up to 3.5 in

Very helpful for use in restaurants because it keeps the child close to the table top and securely fastened. Can but used in places where a big high chair won’t fit, like between parents in a booth. And our 18 month old doesn’t seem to mind it and will stay engaged in the meal for a longer time. Easy to transport. Have not used the additional tray. It’s a bit much to carry and have to clean when out.