The amazingly portable Perch table-chair provides a seat at the table.

Just about any table, anywhere. It’s a space saver at home and yet folds up easily for travel or storage. Most importantly, your child will love hanging around for mealtime while being at eye level and part of the conversation. 

See how easy the Perch Highchair is to use at a restaurant or out at a picnic.

Features

• Tallest backrest: padded comfort and support for baby 14 inches (35 cm).
• 5-point harness: no squirming out of the adjustable 5-point harness.
• Travel bag: included nylon bag with carry straps.
• Super simple installation: pull up and turn to tighten.
• Washable: wipe it off to get rid of leftovers. The fabric is also removable and machine-washable.
• Fits most tables: securely attaches to most tables and kitchen islands.
• Table lip avoidance: unique “U-shape” design gets around many table lips.
• Bumper pad: keeps child away from table edges and (some) food off the floor.
• Hidden seat pocket: tuck harness straps away when lowering child into the chair.

Benefits

• COMFORT: Super well-padded, extra tall backrest adds to support and comfort.
• CONVENIENCE: Lightweight, folds compactly, fits in included carry bag; the Perch is the perfect travel companion.
• COUNTER-TOPS: Reach heights standard high chairs can only look up to.
• CONVERSATION: Bring your child right to the table.

Are you tight on space, living in a modern condo? Don’t have a dedicated dining table? The Perch portable hanging high chair is the solution. The Perch Easily attaches to countertops or island bars.

Click here to see how to install the Perch

Is your child an escape artist? Do you have problems keeping your child properly in seats? The Perch is made with a 5 point harness. The harness includes a unique rear slide to properly adjust the harness to stay on your child’s shoulders.

Click here to see how to secure your baby

Is your little one a messy eater? Worried about keeping your highchair clean? The Perch High chair is easy to disassemble and clean. Click here to see the video