Little Current™ Baby Go Strap

Finally, a product that doesn't add to the 'baby gear' mountain in my boot! It’s the size of a small pouch but does the job of a full-sized chair. It’s been perfect for taking him to cafes or restaurants without lugging a dirty high chair from the corner.

I am so impressed with this strap! We took it to a local cafe that didn’t have any clean high chairs available, and it was a lifesaver. It’s so much more hygienic than putting my daughter in a chair that hasn’t been wiped down properly. Now I can enjoy my coffee (or a wine) knowing she’s sitting in something clean and secure.

Little Current has something very unique with the Baby Go Strap. It was just another thing on the to do list having to lug a portable high chair to my friends house, but this fits right in a backpack pocket. It’s the ultimate space-saver for minimalist parents who still want their baby to sit safely at the table.

I was skeptical about how a 'pocket-sized' strap could be sturdy, but it’s incredibly secure. It’s so small that I keep it in my handbag at all times. No more relying on communal public high chairs; we just pick a seat and we're ready to go. It’s brilliant!

Our family loves to travel, and the Baby Go Strap from Little Current made our last trip so much easier. We weren't tethered to the hotel or specific 'kid' restaurants. We had the freedom to sit at any roadside stop or hole in the wall. It really makes you feel like you've regained your mobility as a parent.

Since starting solids, I’ve been worried about the hygiene of public seating. This strap provides such a great barrier. It’s easy to wash, and it keeps my baby away from those grimy restaurant surfaces. It makes the whole dining experience so much more relaxing for the whole family

Little Current definitely nailed the design on this. It’s so lightweight that I don't even notice it in my bag. We went to a local cafe and instead of holding our baby on my lap the whole time to avoid the dirty high chairs, I just strapped him to a dining chair. I actually got to eat with both hands.