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I know what you mean :)

If have to see it, but the few we've tried with a tray have sides (for the tray to hook onto) and that's what hangs on our table. We have the fisher price table time turtle booster and it fits great under the table (and it was only $13!) but dd just pushes her food into the floor without a tray. So we have a booster, we just need a tray.

I use the same fisher price one posted earlier, I have an ikea table that has an inner shelf. When I put the booster seat on the lowest setting it fits. Sometimes I use the tray. It fits in the sink to wash. I even take it out side and hose it down. It's super light and portable. The back portion folds down. I saw some one bring it to a restaurant before. And thought that was a good idea.

October, the tray is removable. We don't use the tray on ours (except if we take it to grandmas) and it is simply a booster and we push our son in under the table. It clips on and off the chair easily so the chair isn't permanently taken up by the booster, but we tend to leave ours there. Also, it's extremely easy to clean. No crevices.

For older kids, these are pretty cool too:

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You can find them on Craigslist sometimes. They are awesome to get used because they hold up so well. We also didn't get all the infant accessories. Those really make the chair expensive!

Our table does too. The seat fits under on the lowest setting and we left the tray unclipped when not in use (set aside or pinned behind the booster). The tray is pretty compact so even the tray on the chair is pushed in about as far as a larger adult would scoot in. To be honest though we stopped using the tray around 15 months so now it's just a normal booster.

I'm not trying to push, this is just in case you don't find what you're looking for :)

@cheesy we aren't wanting a booster with a tray because we can't push it under the table because we had a lip on the underside of our table. So it ends up taking up as much room as her high chair.

@september I cannot afford anything stokke brand. Lol. Unless I get lucky and find one for $40 I won't be able to get one of those.

I used to have a booster, but I didn't like it. It was impossible to clean, and it permanently took away one of our dining chairs. Plus, he started refusing to sit in it. So we got a Stokke chair so he could get in and out on his own. And there aren't any crevices to clean out. Just throwing this out there as you consider booster seats.

We use the Fisher price healthy care booster as well, it has a clip on tray for your current needs and when you're ready you can ditch the tray and just scoot them up to the table. I have two now actually, my 4yo still likes the boost even though she can sit in a regular chair. I think they're like $30.

Is it the tiny diner portable placemat? Think that's where Happys link goes but can't check on phone x

This doesn't have sides to it but it worked well at catching some of the food that would have went in her lap. ссылка

No we need just the tray to put on top of the kitchen table. Since we have the lip underneath our kitchen table the chair won't push under the table with a space saver high chair. So it takes up just as much room as a regular high chair. We want just a regular booster chair with the lap belt so it will push up to the kitchen table.

Thanks tho! I know my post was confusing. Lol.

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This is what we have... not sure if this helps or not!