Fisher-Price Space Saver High Chair

The Fisher-Price Space Saver High Chair has an unusual design. It doesn't have legs; instead, it straps to a standard dining-room chair. Reviewers say the small profile makes this high chair an especially good choice for tight spaces. While it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the top-rated Fisher-Price Rainforest High Chair (*Est. $95), it does have a three-position recline and a five-point to three-point convertible harness. The Space Saver doesn't get style points to match chairs like the Boon Flair (*Est. $200) but it does convert to a booster seat once kids have outgrown high-chair mode.

The best professional review of the Fisher-Price Space Saver High Chair comes from the popular baby-gear book "Baby Bargains," written by parents and consumer advocates Denise and Alan Fields. While most brands are covered in a more general nature, the Fisher-Price Space Saver is one model that receives a more detailed review and a specific recommendation. There's extensive coverage of the Fisher-Price Space Saver High Chair on retail-based user-review sites such as Amazon.com and Viewpoints.com; between the two, there are more than 280 posts. Parent feedback is consistent between these two sites and on sites geared more specifically towards baby-related products, such as LilaGuide.com. ExpoTV.com also has a decent number of posts, and the video format can be useful for showing features close-up.