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Stokke Natural Tripp Trapp Chair
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Manufacturer: Stokke
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Average Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars
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Retail Price: Unavailable
Online Sale Price: $244.00
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This is just smart. Despite it's overwhelmingly complicated name, the STOKKE KinderZeat, is a valuable transitional seating solution for kids who are too big (or think themselves too big) for a highchair but not yet ready for full-size kitchen chairs. Triangularly shaped, the chair features an adjustable seat and an adjustable foot rest so it can be tailored specifically to the needs of growing kids. The foot rest also functions as a sort of ladder rung so younger kids can climb up into the seat. What's remarkable about the KinderZeat, again besides the name, is how incredibly strong it is. The fact that it can withstand 300 pounds doesn't just mean Dad can jump up and down on it, it means that the chair can easily take all the punishment that high-impact kids routinely dish out. --Charlie Williams
User Submitted Stokke Natural Tripp Trapp Chair Reviews
December 30, 2008
Best Chair Ever!
I would have to say that this chair is just as wonderful as all of the other Stokke products we have for our son. We love the stroller, crib and changing table but the highchair is the best because it puts him right at the table with us for meals. My son is 18 months old and he when he is hungry he pulls it out and climbs right up by himself and is ready to eat. There are no plastic crevices for food to get caught up in and it wipes down easily. The adjustments only take moments to do and that is one of my favorie things about the chair because every time I need to make an adjustment I reflect on how much he has grown. The adjustment becomes a little milestone to me. I recommend this product to ANYONE who is shopping for a highchair and especially if you eat together as a family.
June 3, 2008
She now sits at the table
She is almost 4, loves her chair, shows it to grandma and others when they come to the house. Safe, well made, safety baby straps come off without a problem and it looks good. It's a keeper
May 25, 2008
very good
I'm absolutely satisfied with this product. I come from Germany and there this highchair won the tests in childs highchairs. Thatswhy I had a stokke chair in Germany for my both childs. Now I live in America and I bought this chair again, because of the high quality, the practicability and not least the good looking. The only bad thing about it is the high price. I love this chair and my childs do it too.
May 22, 2008
the worst purchase we've made since becoming parents
i just want to begin by saying that i'm a bleeding heart liberal with solar panels and homeschool tendencies - i LOVE the idea of the tripp trapp. but my experience has been much different. believe me, i tried very hard to like this chair.
we bought this high chair against all advice from our parents (no tray??), spouting stuff about 'family meals' and kids sitting at the table, and everything else stokke says about this chair. we've been proven wrong on every count: our daughter started pushing herself away from the table at six months, so a regular chair with tray would have been fine. the foot plate is a great idea in theory, but she just uses it to stand on. the straps do not adjust as she grows, and are incredibly difficult to change while she's sitting in the chair - the only way to adjust with any accuracy. the cushions are useless, as they get dirty every time she eats and are difficult to remove and put back on. the adjustability of the seat is a nice idea, but who can remember where that little allen wrench got to amid the clutter of regular family life? i have found this chair more frustrating than useful - and none of what stokke claims has proven true in our case. my friends also have one and forget about the chair being useful as kids get older: like most kids, their son wanted to eat at the table like a big kid at around age two and a half. since then their high chair has sat empty. so much for that utopian idea.
we are ashamed to have believed the stokke marketing. this is the single worst purchase we've made since becoming parents, and was a huge waste of money. if i could do it over, i'd buy that thirty dollar aluminum and vinyl jobbie i saw at salvation army and save the rest.
April 14, 2008
Wonderful chair - buy it now!!
I waited until my son was 15months old to buy this chair...it was worth every penny. I wish I had bought it sooner. It is soooo easy to clean and it is comfortable for him too. It is also nice because it allows the child to sit at the table with the rest of the family.
Great buy...don't hesitate.
Also, I am using it without the cushion, and my son is fine with it. He doesn't complain that it is hard, and no cushion makes clean-up even easier.
June 18, 2007
1 Star for Safety 5 Stars for Looks
As great as this chair looks, it is not very safe for my 20 month old. He has figured out how to unclip the 'safety strap' and now within 5 seconds of sitting in the chair, can get out and slide down. The chair looks great and comes in a lot of wonderful colors, but I would not recommend it until you can reason with your child and get them to not unlock it.
June 18, 2007
Best High Chair Ever
I purchased one of these in 1979 for my first born. All my children used it and to this day I still own it and use it as an extra chair at the table for guest. When they state "that it grows with your child", they are right on the money. I have given these as gifts to other parents and they too have loved them. You money is very well spent on this product. Worth every penny.
Nancy O'Brien - Elmhurt, IL
May 27, 2007
The best highchair out there
This highchair is great because it allows your child to grow with it. You can buy and insert for it that allows your 6 month old to sit in it and it can be adjusted easily to accomodate up to a 300 lb. adult. There is no other highchair on the market that is attractive, durable and environmental.
April 11, 2007
High Chair
I am very happy with this chair. We have had it since our daughter was 9 months and put her in it. She participates with dinner and does not have the added hinderance of a plastic table in front of her. Its easy to clean, the corners are rounded enough that she doesn't hurt herself. She has not fallen foward to need the extra contraption they sell now. Just have to push the chair up to the table!!
March 3, 2007
The idea is good, but the product is dangerous
This chair is dangerous.
Sure, your kids are able to sit with you at the table. But there is nothing to prevent this chair from falling sideways or backwards. If your child bounces up and down, or pushes to turn around, or uses the table as leverage to push backwards or sideways, forget it, he's going down and the chair will slam into him. Both my kids have been injured with this chair, one of them quite seriously (ER trip, head injury).
Bottom line: Stick with the ugly plastic Peg Peregos, they're far safer due to the broader base.
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