Wupzey's HighChair Food Catcher

Lisa Estall — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 18:30:00 GMT

I’ve never seen a product like this before until I was asked to try it out by the Wupzey people. Wupzey’s Highchair Food Catchers are designed to help make your floors a little less messy. It's intended to catch flying food thrown from children ages 5-18 months. I unfolded the 100% nylon material to place on the highchair and found it was lightweight. Included are adhesive squares and at first I was reluctant to attach them to the... highchair because I was afraid I wouldn't be able to get them off.

Wupzey claims that their product can catch heavier things like sippy cups. Since my baby is only 6-months-old, there wasn’t much crumbs to catch. Also, I’m not sure if this product is going to catch every cup, dish, spoon or sippy cup in the future. My daughter can toss a water bottle halfway across the kitchen.

In conclusion, it didn't really work for me. However, if you want to try out this product, buy it at Wupzey . It’s $14.95.

$14.95

Spit Up: WUPZEY, I Bagged Up My Baby

chrisjordan — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Just when you think you have seen every way to separate parents from their money, something like this comes along. Something that makes me laugh both at its unfortunate name and the absurdity of the product.

WUPZEY ($19.99) attaches to the bottom half of the highchair tray encasing your child's lower half in a "bag" to catch all the food, debris, and utensils dropped by the child. Except, WUPZEY, my kids like to toss stuff over the side and front of the tray on purpose.

I was almost feeling bad for laughing so hard when I read this, In fact, if you don't even want to remove it, you don't have to. Just leave it on the high chair for the next feeding.

Yes, because old smelly food and ants on your child are awesome. C'mon people make me have to work for the snark.

WUPZEY, my baby is covered with ants. The possibilities are endless.

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Wupzey's HighChair Food Catcher

Spit Up: WUPZEY, I Bagged Up My Baby