Catchy Food Catcher for Graco Table2Table LX – High Chair Mess Catcher

Meet Catchy, a clever high chair mess catcher designed to keep meals calm and floors clean. As seen on Shark Tank, this world‑first patented accessory has won the trust of over 300,000 parents who value a simpler cleanup after curious little eaters. The Catchy system is built to sit on the chair, catching food as it drops and letting you focus on mealtime moments rather than constant mess control.

What makes Catchy stand out is its one‑time installation approach. Once mounted, it stays in place for years, creating a steady, predictable workspace under your child’s seat. The surface acts like a dedicated catchment zone, guiding dropped bites and spills toward a contained area instead of the floor. This can translate into less sweeping, less bending, and less vacuuming—a real convenience for busy families.

Key benefits at a glance

• Contains mess right under the child, helping protect floors and carpets from frequent spills.
• Waterproof and stain‑resistant, making it easy to wipe clean between meals.
• Food‑safe and BPA‑free materials allow you to re‑offer dropped food with confidence.
• One‑time installation designed for long‑term use during years of mealtimes.

Compatibility and setup

This model is specifically designed for Graco Table2Table LX 6‑in‑1 high chairs (high chair sold separately). If you own a different chair, Catchy offers other variants tailored to a range of seats—verify the right fit before purchase.

Cleaning and maintenance

• Waterproof, stain‑proof surface cleans quickly with a wipe—no need to bend, sweep, or vacuum after every meal.
• Durable construction is built to withstand daily use and frequent messes common with toddlers.

Healthy eating, less stress

• Encourages safe exploration of textures and flavors while keeping mess contained for easier cleanup.
• Backed by feeding experts as a practical tool to manage mealtime chaos in real homes.

In short, Catchy offers a practical, non‑intrusive solution for busy families who want to keep mealtimes flowing smoothly. It presents a tangible way to manage mess while supporting your child’s mealtime exploration—without making bold guarantees about outcomes.