Price: $58.76
(as of Sep 12, 2025 10:11:49 UTC – Details)
DELIVERY ALERT: This item ships in its original packaging and may be visible upon delivery! Ciao! Baby Portable Travel High Chair, Black The ciao! baby?portable high chair goes with you anywhere -picnics, camping, vacations, tailgating, and grandma’s house. – All one piece and requires no assembly; Easily unfolds, locks into place, and folds back up in seconds – Lightweight and flexible design; weighs only 8lbs – Durable material with a clear vinyl tray cover that easily wipes clean; Built-in cup holder – Comfortable lap belt securely holds child; Meets ASTM high chair standards Recommended Age/Weight/Height: up to 3 years Product Dimensions (in use): 23″x23″x32″
PORTABLE HIGH CHAIR – Lightweight and flexible design unfolds easily, locks into place, and folds back up in seconds. No assembly required.
DURABLE MATERIAL – Folding high chair is made of durable nylon and the tray is covered in clear vinyl that easily wipes clean with water. Additionally it features a built in cup holder for all of your baby’s needs.
EASY TRANSPORT – An innovative, practical solution for families on the go! Portable enough for travel, picnics, camping, vacations, and/or tailgating. Keep one in your car or an extra at grandma’s house!
FIVE POINT SAFETY HARNESS- Meets US American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) and EU European high chair safety standards and all Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) guidelines including lead, phthalates and flammability. Keep your little ones safe and secure!
FOR CHILDREN UP TO THREE YEARS OLD- Grows with your baby from infant to toddler. Comes with convenient carrying bag. Holds up to: 35 pounds
Customers say
Customers find the high chair to be a great travel item that goes anywhere easily, with a plastic cover on the eating surface making it quick to clean. The chair folds up to the size of a fold-up chair and is convenient for both camping and outdoor events. While some customers find it sturdy and easy to set up and take down, others report issues with the tray’s stability and difficulty getting children in and out.
