High chair baby seater

Claim 1

Apparatus for securing infants securely within a high chair having opposed side posts extending upwardly from the high chair seat comprising; an elongate bumper positional on the high chair seat between opposed side posts of the chair, said bumper having a hole extending through its elongate dimension, a pair of dowels reciprocal in said hole and extendable from each end of the bumper, attachment means including rigid U-shaped hooks extending from the exterior ends of each dowel and engagable about opposed side posts of the chair, and resilient means in said bumper hole and urging the dowels toward each other in said bumper hole, the construction and arrangement of said bumper and said dowels permitting the dowels to be reciprocated in said bumper hole to engage said hooks with said side posts and when said hooks are so engaged to fit within said bumper hole and provide a structure extending from side post to side post which is substantially rigid and immovable toward the front or back of said chair and fills a portion of the space between the seat and tray of a high chair.