Tripp Trapp® Extended Glider Set
Stokke

Tripp Trapp® Extended Glider Set

The BubsNest Verdict

The Stokke Tripp Trapp is a well-regarded high chair that parents say can be used from infancy through to adulthood. Many praise its sturdy, adjustable design that allows children to sit at the family table. However, some find the harness tricky to use and note the accessories like the newborn set are pricey. Overall, it seems a good choice for families wanting a long-lasting, stylish high chair, though the cost may be prohibitive for some.

BubsNest expert analysis of 5 parenting forum discussions

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£7.20£8.00Save £0.80 (10%)

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£7.20
£8.00-10%

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 5 parenting forum discussions

“A high chair that grows with your child into adulthood”

7.5

Solid Choice

The Stokke Tripp Trapp is a well-regarded high chair that parents say can be used from infancy through to adulthood. Many praise its sturdy, adjustable design that allows children to sit at the family table. However, some find the harness tricky to use and note the accessories like the newborn set are pricey. Overall, it seems a good choice for families wanting a long-lasting, stylish high chair, though the cost may be prohibitive for some.

What parents love

Grows with your childParents highlight that the Tripp Trapp can be adjusted as their child grows, allowing them to use it for many years.
Encourages good postureThe chair's design is said to promote proper seated posture in young children.
Sleek, space-saving designThe Tripp Trapp is praised for its compact, streamlined look that tucks neatly under tables.

Worth knowing

Expensive accessoriesParents note that add-ons like the newborn set and harness come at an additional cost, making the total investment quite high.
Fiddly harnessSome find the harness tricky to adjust and secure their child in the chair.
Can be unstableA few parents report that toddlers can push the chair away from the table if not positioned carefully.

Best for

  • Families wanting a high chair that will last for years
  • Parents who value good posture and including children at the family table

May not suit

  • Tight budgets, due to the high cost of the chair and accessories
  • Parents who need to frequently move or transport the chair

Tips from parents

Before You Buy

Consider the total cost, including any accessories you may want, to ensure it fits your budget.

Getting the Most Out of It

Ensure the chair is positioned securely against the table to prevent toddlers from pushing it away.

Safety Note

Take time to properly adjust and secure the harness to keep your child safe and comfortable.

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