As many parents know, it’s not enough to simply plop your little one in their high chair. You also need to strap them in so they don’t fall to the floor when they wriggle in the seat. It’s a highchair that boasts a more modern design than its predecessor but has similar selling points. These are: While Steps wasn’t easy to assemble, it certainly isn’t the toughest piece of furniture I’ve ever put together. There are so many things that we love about Steps. It’s so lightweight, yet it feels really sturdy and doesn’t wobble like many cheap highchairs. The best feature in Steps is that it grows with the child. You can use it with or without the tray or bring it to your dinning table. For kids above 3 years it converts into a dinning and desk chair. As you can see this is an investment FOR YEARS!

All of Stokke products grow with your family which is super useful and I think this makes the products sell so well. This is the simplest version which includes nothing but the chair. You can customize it by buying the tray, cushion, and other accessories separately, depending on your needs. While it seems to be a simple design when you look at it, there’s so much it can do, which is typical of Scandinavian furniture and a reason why it’s known as one of the best high chairs. Stokke® textiles are Oeko-Tex® Standard 100, class I approved and certified free from hazardous substances with the latest research and technology governing what’s best for your baby.I found Steps to be perfect for our toddler with the special baby seat in, and it makes an ideal chair for our 7-year-old without the baby add-on. Although some adults might feel a bit silly sitting in what is clearly a kiddies chair, it does seem like a good desk chair for when your kid reaches homework age. If your child is already too old for the baby seat, or you don’t need the tray, you might not need the Complete version. Instead you could choose the high chair or chair version. The Stokke® Steps™ Nordic Grey Baby Set cushion utilises plant extracts from fallen acorns and radix isatidis for its yarn dyeing. This eco-friendly approach avoids harmful chemicals, minimizes wastewater, and reduces environmental impact. Employing ultrasonic dyeing technology, the process eliminates wastewater entirely and significantly curtails water usage compared to conventional methods. Lower temperatures and shorter dyeing times further diminish energy consumption and emissions compared to traditional techniques.

The Tripp Trapp® is a highchair that grows with the child, from birth to adulthood. The intelligent, adjustable design allows freedom of movement with both depth- and height adjustable seat- and footplates. When we started BLW with our first child, we decided to get the Stokke Steps high chair and since then it has served us for over 4 years! You can slide your Steps high chair right up to the dining table and this pretty much makes buying a booster seat pretty unnecessary. This stylish, quality product will cost you more than many high seats but justifies its price by adapting as your child grows. Stokke high chairs have a well-earned reputation.

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The tray, which is included in the Complete version, is removable and easy to clean. If it’s dirty, just wipe the surface down with a cloth. The purpose of this article is informative. It’s not a substitute for professional medical advice or medical care. Remember: safety first! Consult your doctor/pediatrician in case of any doubts. The author of this article does not accept any responsibility for any liability, loss or risk, personal or otherwise, incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly, from any information or advice contained here. Organic cotton is special not only for its high quality, but because it is grown without the use of harmful pesticides, fertilizers or chemicals. OCS 100 certificate ensures that it meets strict guidelines. This means that it’s healthier for our air, water and especially your baby. I can’t deny that Stokke Steps is super useful and makes mealtimes more convenient (for both the baby and parents). But it has a really steep price.

The clear differences are customer preferences, features and accessories. Both highchairs employ excellent ergonomics and encourage the family to sit together from birth. The main differences are in features and accessories. Who likes to eat with dangling feet, right? Steps has 5-position footrest which is super easy to adjust without any tools. In my Stokke Steps review I am going to share my experience with this high chair. We’ve been using it for baby-led weaning with our 3 kids for over 4 years. Now we know that Steps high chair has plenty useful feature, but is it really a MUST-HAVE?

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Eating with dangling lets is so uncomfortable so it’s a huge advantage that Steps high chair has adjustable footrest. You can slide it up and down to 5 different levels. The first thing you notice is this high chair modern design. I feels very fancy feeding the toddler dinner in such a stylish highchair. With Steps, Stokke seems to have taken things a “step” further than Tripp Trapp’s three settings. This high chair has 5 different age settings.