CATCHY - Food Catcher - Compatible with Dream On Me Portable 2-in-1 Tabletalk High Chair + 11 Other High Chairs - Highchair Sold Separately - Baby Food & Mess Catcher - Under High Chair Accessory

I bought the CATCHY - Food Catcher, designed for the Lalo, to use with my Mockingbird Moa 8-in- 1 high chair despite the manufacturer's recommendation, and it fit really well. Although it's unfortunate that CATCHY doesn't make a specific model for the Mockingbird Moa, I was set on purchasing this brand, and I'm glad I did.The CATCHY was delivered rolled in a box and arrived in perfect condition without any bends. The instructions were super simple to follow, and the quality is top-notch. It did take some effort to fit the legs into the holes meant for the Lalo chair since those are round, while the Mockingbird Moa has oval-shaped legs. However, with a bit of patience, it worked out fine.The CATCHY is also visually appealing and not as wide as I initially expected, which is a plus. Despite its compact size, it effectively catches anything my baby throws. I didn't want to purchase splat mats because I have pets (cats) and needed something elevated off the ground.The CATCHY is super easy to clean - most times a wet cloth or paper towel will suffice. If it needs a deep clean, I simply detach the legs from the chair and spray water onto it, as the chair's legs are metal, not wood, and then leave it to dry.Overall, the CATCHY has proven to be a fantastic addition to our high chair setup, ensuring tidy mealtimes and a cleaner floor. Highly recommended for anyone with a similar setup! Don't think twice - this is definitely worth the price.——————-I should mention that I initially purchased the CATCHY - Food Catcher meant for the Stokke Clikk, and it did not work on the Mockingbird Moa high chair.

Coming back after several months to write this review. If you can swing this purchase, I highly recommend it! It makes clean up so much easier and it’s eliminated all food on the floor since we’ve started using it. It’s easy to install. The only one in our house who hates it is our dog. No more food from the little one, but when we do grab things that have fallen into the Catchy and drop them for our dog, the baby doesn’t see so she’s not tempted to try and do it herself.Even though I’m giving 5 stars, I do want to call out the only CON we’ve experienced: in addition to catching food, it’ll catch your legs as you walk by it if you’re not paying attention and the corners aren’t super smooth. So if you buy it, prepare yourself for some scratches on your legs!

I hesitated to buy the Catchy because of the price, but I decided my mental health was worth the investment and I have zero regrets! It’s been a total game-changer for mealtime. It catches almost everything (of course, the occasional flying food still escapes!), and it fits perfectly on our IKEA high chair. It’s easy to install and easy to clean. It has saved me so much time, stress, and mess. Even with the higher price tag, I’d recommend it to any parent, it’s one of those products that truly pays for itself in sanity!

I have a 6 month old that likes to drop toys everywhere and this saves me from constantly walking around to get them. It’s easy to install, durable/sturdy, easy to clean, and is a good size.As my son gets older and is able to throw things further, I’m planning to make small holes along the sides (with a leather hole puncher) then use a long silicone tether to keep the toys attached to the catchy tray.Even though it’s a good quality product, there’s no way it cost anywhere near the $47 purchase price. I think this company is overcharging, but at least it’s a good product.

Annoyingly expensive for essentially a large piece of plastic that comes pre-cut and with folding instructions, but it’s been a really good investment!My baby drops probably about 75-85% of his food (either accidentally or on purpose) and this catches almost all of that. It’s SO easy to just wipe clean with baby wipes so when the food falls, you can just pick it up and they can try again without wasting food. It’s not so big that you’re constantly bumping into it or reaching far to feed, but it’s wide enough to catch purposefully-dropped-over-the-edge food as well as a lot of the splashed purées and dropped food-covered spoons.It is a bit of a pain to install on the Stokke Tripp trapp just because you have to take the whole chair apart pretty much to get it in the right position so it’s something that isn’t going to be coming on/off easily.Definitely recommend, definitely super useful for containing mess! Just wish it was like $25 tops.

Great item to prevent you from bending all the way down to clean up food. Easy to wipe and decent size. Good for food throwers

This works great at catching baby food and keeping the majority of it off the floor! I had a hard time assembling it and getting the tabs to pop in was a lot more difficult than I expected it to be! In the process of assembling the coating on the catching that has the texture/pattern started peeling off. It's almost like there's a book cover on top of the plastic. It's all scrunched up in the corners and has started peeling and we haven't even used it yet. For the price I would expect this to not be the case. I'm concerned that it will peel off with use and constantly cleaning. Maybe the original white one is not like that, but the pink one is.

The CATCHY Food Catcher is a great addition to any home, especially for those with little ones or messy eaters. It does an excellent job of catching food scraps and crumbs, keeping floors cleaner and reducing cleanup time. The material is durable and easy to clean, and installation is quick and hassle-free.However, it does take up extra space, which might not be ideal for smaller dining areas or those who prefer a minimal setup. While it works well, it may not be for everyone, especially if you have limited room around your table. That said, if you have the space and want to cut down on mess, it’s a smart, practical product that delivers on its promise. Definitely worth considering!