Stokke Tripp Trapp Highchair Not Available in Stores Please fill out the required field(s) below and confirm your selection(s). NO: Gift Wrap & Printed Card YES: Personalized Order Message Click on image to zoom The Stokke Tripp Trapp Highchair is an award-winning high chair that grows with your child. Designed to provide the correct ergonomic support when seated, it enables your child to sit at the family table and interact with you and other family members. With unique adjustable features that include the seat height, footrest height, seating depth and footrest depth, it adapts to your growing child to ensure comfortable seating at all times. It also comes with a five-point safety harness, a wide seat and a footrest that fully adjusts for height and depth to promote balance and natural movement. Plus, this versatile chair won't be outgrown because it can be used well into your child's teenage years and beyond. The Stokke Highchair is for children ages 6 months old and weighing up to 300 lbs.
Right Start currently only ships to locations within the 48 contiguous states and is unable to ship internationally, to APO/FPO addresses, Hawaii, Alaska, US Territories or PO Boxes. This promotion may change or end at any time and at the full discretion of Right Start.A high chair is one of only a handful of big ticket items you will buy for your baby. Before investing $100 or more into this purchase, you’ll want to do some research. And yes, you can get a high chair for under $100, but I’ve discovered that in this product category, the adage “you get what you pay for” holds very true. I began researching high chairs with some personal biases in place. and I learned of the Stokke Tripp Trapp high chair. I was immediately hooked. The high chair has several appealing features: Most significantly, the Tripp Trapp is the first chair that permits you to pull your child—even an infant–up to the family table for dinner. The solid beechwood construction is built to last and, with 11 available colors, you can purchase a high chair to match your kitchen or dining room table.
The cushion is sold separately, so if you change your décor, you can buy another cushion. I love the fact that the high chair doesn’t look like yet another piece of baby gear, but an actual piece of furniture in the home. And it becomes just that, years down the line, when you can convert it to a regular chair. The Tripp Trapp allows you to adjust both the height of the seat and footrests and the depth, so your child can fit comfortably at any age and size. Designed ergonomically, the chair has a double curved back rest which takes pressure off your child’s developing spine. Additionally, the adjustable footrests keep your baby’s feet planted solidly, not dangling in mid-air. Since children are able to shift their weight from foot to foot, they fidget less. (Aren’t you more comfortable and secure with your feet solidly on the floor or a footrest?) For infants, a separate baby set is available, and a five-point safety harness keeps your baby safe and secure.
Not many (if any) other high chairs offer the five-point harness, which exceeds ASTM safety standards for a high chair. The baby set / safety guard is available in colors to match your chair. Many moms (myself included) might balk at the price tag of the Tripp Trapp. But when you consider that you’re getting a high chair that can change with your décor, last for the life of your child, and convert to an adult chair that holds up to 250 pounds comfortably, the price begins to make sense. Even more important, however, than the style, durability and adaptability of this chair are the psychological benefits of a high chair / booster that brings your child directly to the family table during dinner. For co-sleeping parents, the concept is a no-brainer. Our children share the family bed; by all means they should join the family dinner table. Studies show that the family dinner table is the optimal place for children to learn socialization skills, manners and good nutrition.
Your child can be part of dinner in a conventional high chair, but they might feel separate from the rest of the family—the “grown-ups.” I’ve always believed in integrating children, whenever possible, to the adult dinner table. Let children be a part of dinner activities as soon as they are able to sit with support, and the learning and socialization can begin sooner! Best of all, Stokke, manufacturers of the Tripp Trapp chair, have joined forces with Babies Online to offer a FREE Anabel Karmel feeding gift with each purchase made before March 31, 2009. Posted by Dawn Allcot on Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 at 12:11 pm and is filed under Baby, Products, Reviews. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site. Tags: baby registry, booster seat, ergonomic high chair, feeding, high chair, High Chair Review, infant, Stokke Tripp Trapp, toddler Posted in: Baby, Products, Reviews