J.L. Childress Disney Baby Disposable High Chair Covers, 12 Pack - Mickey

This is a Great product that I never leave home without. We never know what child was sitting in the highchair prior to your baby sitting in the chair (ie. sick, getting sick, spit up, or even blow out diapers). The only down fall is that it fits some chairs better than other. Yet, it's better to have than not to have.

These are nice high chair covers. The sides don’t really stay stuck down but it still stays in place enough they I feel it’s way cleaner than having my baby sit directly in the chair.

A great thing about these covers are they are individually wrapped which makes it great for on-the-go or when traveling. There are tapes under the cover which you peel off the backing that helps stick it to the high chair, the tapes are mostly on the edge and are in the front, back, and sides. The holes for the seatbelt are cut wide enough that you do not have to struggle to pull it through the loop. There are different patterns with all gray and white colors. As for the material, it is thin and can easily crumble if the child moves a lot in the chair. These are definitely a onetime use as it wrinkles so much that it is impossible to keep it sturdy. The same goes for the tapes they do not stick well on the chair it doesn’t matter if it is wood or plastic chairs the tape eventually loses its stickiness after awhile. If the cover is longer and wider it would help to stay in place once my daughter started to become wiggly and actively moving it goes all over the place. In certain instances I had to keep pulling it down and having to adjust it to use it properly. These might be better for younger kids as older kids can easily rip it or take the tape off anytime. When I used it, it was not waterproof as the water spots stayed wet the whole time and it took awhile to get dry.

Good for grimy high chairs at restaurants. Sometimes it is hard to get it to stay in place

These are a great option for germophobe parents that want to create a layer of protection between their baby and a public high chair. It's price good for the fact that you can throw these away and leave easy clean up. Once you have done it a few times, they're easy to put on and they fit most restaurant high chairs. I only wish they were a bit more sticky since my baby can easily pull it off and the high chair parts I'd rather she not touch is exposed.

These placemats are easy to use, stick well to tables, and make eating out with little ones much less stressful.

These are great in theory, but the tape does not stick & they do not cover the high chair, when my baby(10 months)sits it pulls the cover up & it just turns into a disaster. You spend more time trying to keep it in place. My suggestion is to pay $10 more & get the cloth ones that can actually fit over the high chair comfortably.

We love these for when we go out to restaurants. I know that the seat is safe for Baby -- because this blocks the sticky and germs. It takes a minute to attach to the seat, but it stays in place nicely. It's also a great thing for cleanup at the restaurant. I don't like to leave a mess, and this is simple. Undo the stickers and take out the lap belt, and now I have a place for our extra napkins and wipes and mess to go and then I can crumple it up into a ball. Easy! We just ordered our second pack of them, and keep some in each car.

Does not worth the money