Hook-On High Chairs

A baby clip-on high chair is a feeding aid seat for infants and toddlers, designed to be securely attached to the edge of a dining table, countertop, or bar using a mechanical clamping mechanism. It is suitable for babies aged 6 to 36 months. The core functionality relies on non-slip pads and an adjustable knob (or lever) on the clamp to generate gripping force, suspending the main seat body stably from the table edge to provide a safe and convenient dining position. These products are typically constructed from lightweight materials (e.g., engineered plastics, aluminum alloy) and feature a foldable, portable design. Their purpose is to enable the baby to dine at the table with the family, enhancing interaction while saving space, making them an ideal alternative to traditional standalone high chairs. The primary user base consists of families with infants over 6 months old, particularly those living in compact homes, or who frequently dine out or travel. Usage scenarios include daily family meals, restaurants, travel accommodations, and temporary dining settings like visiting friends or relatives. Based on design features, they can be categorized into models with an independent tray or without a tray (using the table directly), and are equipped with 3-point or 5-point safety harnesses for added stability. Some models offer height adjustment or removable padded inserts for improved comfort. It is crucial to ensure the table's thickness and strength meet requirements during use to prevent accidental detachment.