Fisher-Price Precious Planet Soft Travel Tray

I just bought this for my daughter today and she loved it (we got the Rain-forest Design) We have an Eddie Bauer car seat/booster seat with a 5pt harness and it worked perfectly with it. Other posters have mentioned they couldn't figure out how to attach it and it is quite simple, the little alligator clips hook to the side of the car seat cover (or the car seat itself) you just turn them upside down as you clip them. To prevent the downward slope other posters mentioned make sure that the straps are good and tightened and when you put the desk on the kids lap angle the straps toward the rear of the car seat before you clip them, this makes a HUGE difference, my first try I had the straps angled straight down and it sloped so I angled it toward the back and re-clipped them and problem solved!

The thing with this tray is you have to attach garter clips to some fabric of the carseat. It takes awhile to get it in place. Then the sides aren't very high so it doesn't keep things in the space- they easily roll off. the insert is like a heavy paper, so only so-so if your kids are car eaters.

I bought this a few years ago for my daughter when we were about to take a plane trip. She was less than 2yrs old at the time. The one I have is slightly different, in that instead of the picture, it has a "puzzle" where the puzzle pieces are simply soft pieces that come out (think of a puzzle for a 1 to 2 yr old). The puzzle portion does come out to a plain tray as well. We used it on the plane & it was a pretty good alternative to using the airplane tray table, as we attached it to her car seat and she now had a tray. (The airplane tray is of no use when you have a bulky car seat for a toddler.) However, we have tried it in the car and have had little success. It was not out of the question, just pretty clumbsy. In the plane, I sat next to my daughter, so when the tray needed to be adjusted, it was easy to do so. However, in the car that is not the case. Plus, it didn't hold her attention so much in the car, so we just ditched it. We've recently found a far better solution...Read more