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Detachable bottle and food holding subtrays and clamps for attaching onto the raised ridge edges on trays used in highchairs, strollers, booster chairs, and activity chairs. The clamps can be a single component having a curved upper flange for fitting about the raised ridge of the existing tray, and

Detachable bottle and food holding subtrays and clamps for attaching onto the raised ridge edges on trays used in highchairs, strollers, booster chairs, and activity chairs. The clamps can be a single component having a curved upper flange for fitting about the raised ridge of the existing tray, and an upper bent flange having an end which abuts against a lower surface of the tray. Dual cylindrical bottle subtray holders and flat planar food subtray holders can snap onto the clamp leaving the bottles and food in the subtrays at a lower level than that of the tray out of reach of a sitting child. Another clamp has a general C-shape with either a screwable post or spring biased post locking the clamp to the raised edge of the existing tray. Another clamp has plural clip portions for attaching the subtray holders. The subtray holders can also include removable lids that snap over food dish openings and removable resilient rings for adjusting the diameter of openings in the subtrays to be able to hold different diameter sized bottles, glasses and jars.

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1. A detachable device holding food items for use with trays pre-attached to chairs that have sitting occupants so that the device and food items are out of reach to the sitting occupants, the device comprising in combination:a chair having a tray attached to a front portion of the chair, the tray h

1. A detachable device holding food items for use with trays pre-attached to chairs that have sitting occupants so that the device and food items are out of reach to the sitting occupants, the device comprising in combination:a chair having a tray attached to a front portion of the chair, the tray having a rear upper raised edge adjacent to the front portion of the chair, and an outer upper raised edge of the tray substantially opposite to the rear upper raised edge; a seated occupant in the chair, the seated occupant being able to physically reach the rear upper raised edge of the tray, and the outer upper raised edge of the tray being out of reach from the seated occupant; a holder means for supporting items off of the tray; a food item being supported on the holder means; and a clamp for attaching the holder means to a portion of the outer upper raised edge of the tray so that the holder means and the food item are out of reach and the food cannot be spilled by the sitting occupant of the chair.