Baby Airplane Bed, Baby Travel Essentials for Flying, Toddler Airplane Seat Extender Must Haves, Plane Portable High Chair Harness Seat for Infant (Gray)

Good . Mahalo .

Extremely hard to use in the plane and requires you to use the whole seat in front of you where SOMEONE is sitting!!! When i tried to use it with the tray in front of me it did not fit. Do not buy!!! it took forever to even know what side was what

Good quality, soft, etc., but unless you are riding in first class or on an airline with ample room between the seats, there isn't enough room to actually use this item with your baby. Even the tiniest of babies would be scrunched up - we flew 4 different flights on 4 different airlines (American Airlines, Southwest, Patriot Express, Delta) and none in economy or even business class had enough space between the seats for this to actually be used. It's a great idea, but unless you're splurging on first class seats or find an airline that actually leaves extra space, this doesn't work. For reference, our baby at the time of flying was approximately 15 pounds and 23 inches long. HOWEVER, this can be doubled as a high chair harness (attach it to a regular dining chair (nothing rounded or overly wide) and it can hold your baby at a restaurant or while traveling for eating.

This baby airplane bed was a total lifesaver during our flight 🙌. My little one was able to rest more comfortably, and I felt so much more at ease. I even used it as a portable harness at the hotel super practical! Highly recommend it for parents traveling with infants.

Doesn’t fit actual airplane ergonomics. Tried to use but it seemed oversized and loose for airplanes seat despite tightening all straps.

It helped me tremendously!! I was able to change my baby's diaper on my seat during the flight. Is super easy to set up. Worth the price!!

Product built is excellent but didn’t work for my flight as the posture of chair was making baby unsafe I don’t know if it works for other airlines

This baby seat does what it says it does, securing an infant in a five point harness to an airplane tray table. In terms of construction, I’ve used it twice now and I’m noticing some splitting of seams. This is problematic since my son is actually small for a 6 month old, and I probably wouldn’t use it for a younger child because the straps are as tight as they can go. Seems that more quality could have been invested in but until it falls apart, it does relieve the need to hold baby for the entirety of a flight.