Stokke Clikk High Chair, Cloud Grey - All-in-One High Chair with Tray + Harness - Light, Durable & Travel Friendly - Ergonomic with Adjustable Features - Best for 6-36 Months or Up to 15 kg/33 lbs

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The award-winning Tripp Trapp high chair is instantly recognizable. Introduced in 1972, this wooden ergonomic chair has been part of millions of families’ homes. Again, I’m not willing to take the Clikk down a peg for this. When my son was in a high chair, he only utilized the small area of the tray in front of him. If he did venture to the sides of the tray, it was only to make a mess with his food.

While both chairs come from the Stokke company, there have significant differences. Firstly, the Tripp Trapp is intended for lifetime use. This is a chair for babies, adults, and everyone in between. The Clikk high chair is targeted for use through infanthood and toddlerhood only. Red Dot is an international design competition judged by an expert jury. For the 2022 competition, the Clikk high chair was deemed the winner of the Product Design award for 2022. If you aren’t interested in dedicating a third of your day to cleaning a high chair, I’d recommend going with the Clikk. It was specifically designed without the nooks and crannies found in traditional high chairs. It’s in those nooks and crannies that baby food gets lost forever. To assemble, you’ll start with the seat component. From there, the four wooden legs snap into the corresponding holes on the bottom of the seat. Then, you just need to attach the tray and footplate.

With that said, their kitchen helper isn't the safest design for littles (all open sides). In some cases it may make sense to get a different toddler tower with enclosed sides. Additionally, the anti-slip resistant feet of the Evolve tower means it will remain stationary, whereas with other towers my kids have always pushed them around wherever they wanted in the kitchen. Both the Clikk and The Chair are sleek, easy-to-clean, and promote good ergonomics with adjustable footrests. Similarities aside, the Clikk still comes out ahead. This is mostly due to the limitations of The Chair past mealtime. To “shrink” The Chair to a play chair, you have to buy additional chair legs. Furthermore, a single play chair isn’t very useful without a companion or two. FAQs About the Clikk High Chair What age range is the Clikk high chair appropriate for? This essentially gives the option to skip the plates and just put the food on the tray then bring it over and fit it on top of the attached tray. Personally, we really like this option from an easy of cleaning perspective.

There is another option that Stokke has come out with called the Stokke Steps Chair if you are interested in a chair rather than a booster seat for a toddler or older child. This seat supports up to 187 lbs making it work far beyond toddler years for your child. You also can add accessories to this chair to make it a baby bouncer for an infant or a high chair for an older child. What accessories are available for the Clikk high chair? Use limits: High chair can be used when child sits upright independently (usually around 6 months) and until the child is 33lbs. Stage 2 (the chair) is for when the child can independently get in and out (typically around 3 years old) up to 220 lbs. Stage 3 (toddler tower) is recommended for 2 to 7 years old and has a weight limit of 100 lbs.The Chair is a lightweight and compact minimalist high chair. Once your child outgrows the need for a high chair, The Chair transforms into a sweet minimalist play chair.

The Clikk is an intelligently designed high chair. The design is so impressive, it beat out the competition for an international design award. In my recent post on best and worst baby products, I talk about my complaints around the Stokke high chair and how we ended up not using it a ton. The Ergobaby really solves that “longevity” issues I was experiencing with the expensive wooden high chairs on the market. There are very few downsides to adding a Stokke Clikk High Chairto your home. With its minimalist and attractive Scandanvain design, it can fit with any home’s interior. Plus, it was designed with a child’s proper eating posture in mind. Oh, and did I mention how easy it is to clean? It’s worth repeating! Ergonomically designed for ages 6 months to 3 years, Stokke Clikk is like a custom-made throne for your mini monarch. Its adjustable footrest offers a seamless and easy alteration, making your little one comfortable at every age. This high chair supports baby’s spine as they develop, and there are three configurations for optimal seating to support them as they grow. There’s an optional cushion for extra comfort – a bit like a soft, snuggly hug for your little one. Easy to clean This high chair has a foam seat pad and an adjustable dinner tray (with silicone insert). It uses a five-point harness and comes bundled with an extra set of shorter legs for toddler mode.There is nothing quite as overwhelming as being a new parent. You soon find yourself knee-deep in cardboard boxes and bubble wrap, drowning in new nursery items. Which is why you want to assemble these items to be as easy as possible. And let’s face it, nothing moves faster than a crawling six month old who senses you have something important to do that might distract you for a split second. This is where Stokke comes in. Their Clikk highchair is designed to be super easy to build, without compromising on quality or appearance. Here we take a look at the Stokke Clikk highchair, our product of the week and let you know our thoughts! What is it? Large footprint – while you can fold this up when not in use, it may be too large for some small spaces when in use Secondly, the Tripp Trapp isn’t lightweight like the Clikk. While the Clikk is a mere 8 pounds, the Tripp Trapp tips the scales at 15 pounds, thanks to its all-wood design.

Anti-slip feet make it difficult to push around – This is a safety feature but also a complaint as you can't just slide the chair around with one hand if needed Lastly, the Clikk high chair is significantly lower in price. If you aren’t really in the market for a high chair that lasts until adulthood, the Clikk can do the job for almost half the price. The Stokke Clikk vs The Chair by Lalo As a mom, though, you aren’t easily swayed by things like product design awards. You want to know why your child should sit in this particular high chair.

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Is this shape-shifting high chair a high-scoring Which? Best Buy? See our full Red Kite Feed Me Combi review. For a comfy seat, you can buy the Clikk high chair cushion. It’s made with breathable cotton and reversible, with one coated side that is easier to wipe clean. This point almost doesn’t need words, but I’ll go ahead and supply some anyway. Just take a look at this high chair! Its minimalist style is such a welcome reprieve from the bright and garish designs of other high chairs. Both Stokke high chairs reflect minimalist styles and offer ergonomic positioning. Also, both chairs give children a “place at the table” at table height, which promotes family bonding.