Stokke Tripp High Chair, Baby & Toddler High Chairs Adjustable Wooden

Stokke Tripp High Chair, Baby & Toddler High Chairs, Natural, Adjustable Wooden,

The high chair’s intelligent design grows with your child, providing a comfortable, ergonomic seat at any age. Made to fit right up to your dining table, the Tripp … The Tripp Trapp checks all the right boxes: it’s stylish, durable, safe, and lasts for years.

The simple beechwood design doesn’t scream “baby gear. In this Stokke Tripp Trapp review, I’ll go over the pros and cons of this classic high chair. happy baby in yellow bib in Tripp Trapp chair. As the …The high chair’s intelligent design grows with your child, providing a comfortable, ergonomic seat at any age. Made to fit right up to your dining table, the Tripp …

You know what those adorable pics of babies with chubby cheeks and mashed fruit and veggies plastered all over their face have in common? There’s a high chair (and a mess) in every single one of them. When it comes to starting solid foods, it’s important to have a spot for your little one to nosh in that is safe and easy to clean.

Do You Need a Stokke High Chair?

Yes, we recommend that you add a high chair to your registry for a few reasons. High chairs are convenient, and they help contain the mess that comes along with starting solids. But most of all, they position your little one in the proper upright position for eating, providing a safe, comfortable spot for them to kick off their lifelong journey with food.

How to Choose a Stokke High Chair

Do you live in a smaller space and eat most of your meals around a tiny table? Then a booster-style seat that straps right onto one of your chairs or one that clips to a counter may be right for you so baby can pull up a seat right at the table. Do you have a larger table, or live in a home with multiple eating areas? Then a standalone seat that comes with its own tray and can easily be moved from room to room may be your best bet.

When it comes to cleaning, some parents don’t mind sacrificing form for function and choose whatever high chair best fits their favorite aesthetic. But if you know constant scrubbing or getting into nooks and crannies is going to drive you nuts, you may want to stick with a basic, plastic model or one with wipeable fabric.

Keep food contained (and not on the floor!) with these top Stokke High Chair picks.

A few other things to consider when you’re choosing the high chair include:

• Foldability. If space is an issue, you may want to consider a full-size chair that can be folded down and stored or a portable high chair.
• Durability. Planning on a large family and passing your high chair down from kid to kid? Although they’re on the pricier side, investing in a well-made wooden seat might be the best choice for you.
• How long will you use it? Think about how long you’re hoping to keep your little one in a high chair. There are several chairs that grow with your child, either by converting to a booster seat or even to an adult-sized chair.
• Safety. Always consider your child’s safety when buying any piece of baby gear, but especially when it comes to choosing the best high chair. You’ll want to make sure your seat features a restraint system like a 3- or 5-point harness, good stability (if the chair has wheels, make sure they lock in place), a crotch post and nothing that’s going to pinch or catch on baby’s tiny fingers and toes—or on yours.

Is the Stokke high chair worth it?

If you’re looking for an eco-friendly, reliable, and long-lasting high chair, the Stokke Tripp Trapp may be perfect for you. You will have to purchase additional accessories such as the infant insert and tray if you plan to use it for a child under 2 years old, but the chair itself will last for years.

What age Stokke high chair?

6 monthsThis product is for everybody… from 6 months of age right up to adulthood. The high back, front rail, and strap of the Baby Set™ convert the Tripp Trapp® into the best high chair you can get. As the child grows, you take the baby set away and keep on adjusting the chair. What are the best high chairs? High Chair

• Best Overall High Chair. Peg Perego Siesta.
• Top Best Bang for Your Buck. Graco SimpleSwitch.
• Best for Durable Lifetime Use. Stokke Tripp Trapp Bundle.
• Best for Long-term Value. Graco Blossom.
• Most Compact. Joovy Nook.
• Height Adjustable without Breaking the Bank. Boon Flair.
• Modern Chic. Bloom Fresco.
• A Boost for Little Ones.

Is Stokke Tripp Trapp safe?

Excellent in Safety. Good in Ease of Use. The Stokke Tripp Trapp High Chair is part of the High chairs test program at Consumer Reports. … Safety: Safety for each high chair was assessed by our testing, which is based on the currently-voluntary safety standard, ASTM F404-16.

For even more info on choosing the right Stokke High Chair for your family, check out our how-to video:

STOKKE CLIKK

The Stokke Clikk brings Scandinavian design to a chair that’s easy to clean, quick to assemble and more affordable than Stokke’s other high chairs.

Weighing only 8 pounds, the Click simplifies travel and installation, offering a tool-free assembly that involves only a few simple clicks. While the Click can’t be used for a newborn or an adult-like Stokke’s other chairs, it can be used with or without the Baby Set support and tray from baby’s first meal through toddlerhood

STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP VS. STEPS VS. CLIKK AGE AND WEIGHT LIMITS

One of the greatest differences between the Stokke Tripp Trapp, Steps and Click is the length of time you can use the high chair as your child grows.

The Stokke Click covers the length of time most families use a high chair: from approximately 6 months (when your baby can begin eating solid foods) to around age 3.

But the Stokke Tripp Trapp and Stokke Steps can also be configured for newborns and even for adults, allowing you to begin using the chairs earlier and continue using them for years to come.

Here’s a look at the age and weight limits for the three chairs, depending on their configurations.

WITH NEWBORN ATTACHMENTS Stokke High Chair

With the Stokke Steps and Tripp Trapp, your baby can join you at the dinner table from her first days at home, long before she’s ready for her own mealtime.

The Steps chair can connect with the Steps Bouncer (sold separately for $199.99), which can also be used independently on the floor.

The Tripp Trapp pairs with the Newborn Set (sold separately for $149.99), which allows baby to lie flat while remaining within view at table height.

The Stokke Clikk cannot be used until approximately 6 months, when your baby is able to sit upright.

• Tripp Trapp: Birth to 6 months with Tripp Trapp Newborn Set
• Steps: Birth to 6 months with Steps Bouncer
• Clikk: Not suitable for newborns

WITH BABY SET AND/OR HARNESS

All three products are easy to use in high chair mode, in which your child is elevated to the table and secured with a harness and plastic restraint (which Stokke calls the “baby set”).

For the Clikk, the baby set and food tray are integrated into a single piece that snaps into the chair.

All components for the Tripp Trapp and Steps can be purchased individually, but Stokke also offers two bundle options: a high chair that includes the baby set and a complete bundle that adds a tray and cushion.

All three Stokke high chairs can be used from approximately 6 months to 3 years with the baby set and harness.

• Tripp Trapp: 6 months to approximately 3 years with baby set and harness
• Steps: 6 months to approximately 3 years with baby set and harness
• Clikk: 6 months to approximately 3 years with harness

CHAIR

Eventually, your child will be too big for a high chair, yet not quite big enough for a regular chair. Your toddler probably won’t be able to reach the table in your dining chairs, which also won’t provide foot support for proper ergonomics.

The chairs for the Stokke Tripp Trapp and Steps can be used for many years as a seat for the dining table, homework, or arts and crafts time. They’re even sturdy enough to support an adult and can be paired with a cushion to add comfort.

With its smaller seat and limited functionality, the Clikk can be used only until around age 3.

• Tripp Trapp: 3 years to 242 pounds
• Steps: 3 years to 187 pounds
• Clikk: Suitable up to about 3 years or 33 pounds

STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP VS. STEPS VS. CLIKK PRICE

The Clikk is Stokke’s most affordable high chair, priced $149 lower than the Tripp Trapp and $219 lower than the Steps if the same components are purchased.

The Tripp Trapp and Steps are a longer-term investment, considering they can be used both before and after your child needs a high chair—even into adulthood.

Here’s a look at pricing for the three products, based on their configurations as a standalone chair, basic high chair, and fully-accessorized high chair.

CHAIR

• Clikk: sold only as high chair
• Tripp Trapp Chair: $199
• Steps Chair: $249

HIGH CHAIR

The “high chair” bundle for the Stokke Tripp Trapp and Steps includes the chair and baby set attachment.

A food tray is sold separately for the Tripp Trapp and Steps—most European parents opt to bring baby to the table instead—but it’s included with the Clikk.

• Clikk: $169 (includes chair and tray)
• Tripp Trapp High Chair: $269 (includes chair and baby set; add tray for $49)
• Steps High Chair: $339 (includes chair and baby set; add tray for $49)

CHAIR WITH TRAY AND CUSHION Stokke High Chair

Stokke offers a complete bundle for the Tripp Trapp and Steps that includes all the accessories you’d want in a high chair: the chair, baby set, tray and cushion.

By purchasing the bundle instead of separate accessories, you’ll save $27 on the Tripp Trapp and $47 on the Steps. But some parents prefer buying separate items to customize colors or for registry purposes. 

• Clikk high chair and cushion: $203
• Tripp Trapp Complete Bundle: $349
• Steps Complete Bundle: $399

STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP VS. STEPS VS. CLIKK WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS Stokke High Chair

The Stokke Clikk is lighter than the Tripp Trapp or Steps, making it the most portable of the three chairs.

True to its name, the legs of the chair simply click in and out, allowing you to reduce the size of the chair if you’re traveling or storing it when not in use.

The Tripp Trapp and Steps require assembly with screws, so they can’t be quickly disassembled.

HIGH CHAIR DIMENSIONS

• Tripp Trapp: 19.3″L x 31.1″H x 18.1″W
• Steps: 14.7″L x 15.9″H x 17.3″W
• Clikk: 27.2″L x 32.5″H x 22.1″W

Stokke High Chair WEIGHT

• Tripp Trapp: 15.4 pounds
• Steps: 10 pounds
• Clikk: 8.3 pounds

STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP VS. STEPS VS. CLIKK ACCESSORIES

Accessories help customize your high chair, whether you’re adding functionality during mealtime, updating its appearance, or converting it for an older child.

The Tripp Trapp and Steps have the widest range of add-ons—including multiple types of cushions and newborn accessories—because they can be used throughout multiple stages of your child’s development.

Fewer accessories are available for the Clikk, but it’s the only Stokke high chair that offers a travel bag.

A customized version of the EZPZ, a popular silicone mat that suctions to the tray to prevent messy meals, is available for each Stokke high chair. 

TRIPP TRAPP

• Newborn Set
• Newborn Set cover
• Baby cushion
• Classic cushion
• Junior cushion
• Tray
• Storage
• EZPZ mat

STEPS

• Bouncer
• Baby set cushion
• Chair cushion
• Tray
• EZPZ mat

CLIKK

• Cushion
• Travel bag (coming in September 2020)
• EZPZ mat

STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP VS. STEPS VS. CLIKK COLORS AND MATERIALS

All Stokke high chairs are made in Europe using high-quality beech and oak, types of wood known for their durability and a natural grain look that becomes more unique with time.

The Stokke Tripp Trapp offers the widest range of colors to match any tastes—from neutral browns and grays that match your dining decor to brighter options like red, pink and mint that add a fun pop of color.

The Steps is available in several neutral tones, with different colors available for the chair and the wooden legs.

For additional customization on the Tripp Trapp and Steps, mix and match the color of your chair and baby set, and add one of several cushion designs to give the chair more style and comfort.

The Clikk offers the least amount of customization, available in four solid colors.

TRIPP TRAPP COLORS

• Natural
• White
• Black
• Storm Grey
• Hazy Grey
• Walnut
• Soft Mint
• Warm Red
• Moss Green
• Serene Pink
• Oak Whitewash
• Best Oak Natural
• Oak Black
• Oak Greywash

STEPS COLORS

• Whitewash legs with white seat
• Natural legs with white seat
• Hazy Grey legs with white seat
• Natural legs with grey seat
• Oak Black legs with black seat
• Oak White legs with white seat

CLIKK COLORS

• Cloud Grey
• White
• Sunny Coral
• Clover Green

STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP VS. STEPS VS. CLIKK BENEFITS AND DRAWBACKS

So which high chair is better: the Stokke Tripp Trapp, Steps or Clikk? Only you can decide which model is best for your family’s needs, but here are the benefits and drawbacks we see.

STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP

BENEFITS

• Has the greatest lifespan of any high chair, able to support a 200-pound adult
• Looks most like a regular dining chair that can be used at your table for years to come
• Height of seat and foot plate can be adjusted to ensure an ergonomic sitting angle as your child grows
• Has the widest range of color and accessory options to suit your style and needs
• Can be used with an infant by attaching the Newborn Set, sold separately
• Made of high-quality European beech wood with 7-year warranty

DRAWBACKS

• Requires assembly with provided tools
• Baby set is smaller than Steps or Clikk

STOKKE STEPS

BENEFITS

• Offers three stages of use: with a bouncer for a newborn, as a high chair and as a stepstool-like chair for an older child
• Steps Bouncer can attach to chair or be used on the floor independently
• Baby set has two depth options to provide more space as your child grows
• Foot plate is adjustable to properly support your child as she grows
• Customizable color options for the seat, chair legs, cushion and tray

DRAWBACKS

• Most expensive of Stokke’s high chair options
• Seat height is not adjustable like Tripp Trapp
• Chair has smaller seat and lower weight limit than Tripp Trapp

STOKKE CLIKK

BENEFITS

• Most affordable Stokke high chair, priced $149 lower than the Tripp Trapp and $219 lower than the Steps
• Can be assembled in three simple clicks, without the use of tools
• Clikk is lighter than other high chairs and can be disassembled for storage and travel
• Chair purchase includes tray and baby set

DRAWBACKS

• Has the shortest lifespan of Stokke high chairs, with use up to around age 3
• Does not have options for use with newborns or older kids
• Fewer color and accessory options than other Stokke chairs
• Seat height is not adjustable like Tripp Trapp

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