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stokke safety Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair with Newborn Set

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stokke safety Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair with Newborn SetThe Stokke? Tripp? Trapp High Chair with Newborn Set is designed for families seeking a versatile seating solution for their growing child. This iconic high chair brings your baby to table height from birth, fostering family connection during meals. It includes a Newborn Set suitable for infants up to 9? kg (20? lbs), offering ergonomic support, two adjustable positions, and easy attachment to the chair without tools. As your child grows, the Baby Set

The Stokke®?Tripp?Trapp® High Chair with Newborn Set is designed for families seeking a versatile seating solution for their growing child. This iconic high chair brings your baby to table height from birth, fostering family connection during meals. It includes a Newborn Set suitable for infants up to 9?kg (20?lbs), offering ergonomic support, two adjustable positions, and easy attachment to the chair without tools. As your child grows, the Baby Set ensures proper back and side support, ideal for ages 6?months to 3?years, while being simple to clean and maintain.


The Stokke®?Tripp?Trapp® High Chair is built to last, accommodating up to 242?lbs, making it suitable for toddlers, teens, and adults. Featuring adjustable seat and footplate configurations, it ensures optimal comfort and ergonomic support at every stage. Safety features include a 5-point harness, extended gliders for stability, and water-based, non-toxic paint. Certified by JPMA and meeting ASTM standards, this timeless chair combines functionality, durability, and style to suit any home décor.


The Tripp?Trapp® chair bundle offers a comprehensive and convenient solution, including the chair, Baby Set with harness, cushion, and Stokke® Tray. This all-in-one package simplifies the shopping experience and offers better value than purchasing each item separately. The Baby Set provides essential side and back support, helping your child develop the skill of sitting, while the adjustable seat and footplate allow the chair to grow with your child, ensuring a comfortable and ergonomic seating position at any age.


Stokke?Tripp?Trapp® High Chair 2 with Newborn Set Features:

Versatile Usage: Enables the chair to be used from birth, supporting up to 20?lbs.


Ergonomic Design: Spacious with optimal leg support, it cradles your baby comfortably while allowing freedom of movement.


Adjustable Comfort: Two positions for baby’s comfort with a one-hand trigger for angle adjustment.


Safety Indicators: Red-green indicators confirm the correct mounting on the Tripp?Trapp® chair.


Family Integration: Your child can comfortably sit at the dining table, enjoying mealtimes with the family.


Easy Maintenance: Easy to clean with simple wipe-down surfaces.


Iconic Style: Classic, never-out-of-style design available in various colors and wood finishes.


Ergonomic Adjustability: Adjustable seat and footplate for proper back and foot support.


Robust Construction: Stable footrest and solid build support up to 242?lbs.


The bundle includes chair, Baby Set with harness, cushion, and tray.


Certified Safety: JPMA certified, meets ASTM standards.


Water-based non-toxic paint; 7-year warranty on wooden components.


Made from sustainable European beech or oak wood.


Newborn Set and Baby Set sold together in this bundle.

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