Travel and portable chairs

Fabric and folding seats for visits and eating out.

Dusty blue portable fabric booster seat strapped to a wooden dining chairTravel
  • 6models tracked
  • $29 to $34price range

All 6 travel and portable chairs

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✓ maker says yes ✕ maker says no ? not published

Feature matrix

From each maker's listing. A dash means the maker doesn't say.

ChairHarnessTrayReclinesFoldsWashable cushionWeight limitFromUp to
Bright Starts Pop 'N Sit Cabana3-point––YesYes37 lb6 months3 years
Bright Starts Pop 'N Sit Portable Booster3-point––YesYes37 lb6 months3 years
Infantino Ultimate Travel Booster5-point––YesYes–––
Izimini Portable Booster Chair–––YesYes33 lb6 months3 years
Regalo My Portable High Chair with Tray3-pointYes–Yes–45 lb6 months36 months

Shortlist: 3 models, each highest or lowest on one spec

Ranked on the maker's published numbers only. Not a safety or quality rating.

What to look for in travel and portable chairs

The range across every high chair here, with the typical middle half shaded and the shortlist marked.

Weight limit

The maker's weight limit for the feeding seat. Other modes can have different limits.

33 lbmiddle 37 lb45 lb

Most list 37 lb. 4 of 6 list it.

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Questions about travel and portable chairs

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

How do I use a high chair without falls?

Use and supervision: follow the maker's warnings on the product, and see CPSC's Safe Nursery guide. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

What standard covers high chairs?

High chairs sold in the US must meet the federal standard at 16 CFR part 1231, and hook-on chairs 16 CFR part 1233. Where a maker states that a chair meets a standard, we show its own words.

Still wondering? Write to us at hello@cribpicks.com and we'll look it up.