Once at a location such as a restaurant, it is unfolded, laid into the high chair and the tabs are wrapped around the wooden arms, back and front restraining bar. The tabs have tape or Velcro that keeps them attached. The baby is then put into the chair through the top and the legs go into precut holes in the liner. The liner also protects the strap in the front that is connected to the restrainer bar from grime as well.

The only product similar on the market are large padded cloth liners which are unwieldy and get dirty easily and are not easy to clean. The Highchair EZ Cover solves several issues.

It is thin and easy to transport (Several of this product can be carried in a reusable bag).
It keeps clean all of the parts of the highchair that usually get the messiest.

Most importantly, it protects the baby from germs that may be on the highchair from previous uses (and no one wants a sick baby!).

This will quickly be a standard accessory in most family carry bags for those that have babies. They take so little space that they can be left in all the time whether dining out or not.