Stokke Trip Trap Chair Reviews

The Stokke Tripp Trapp seems to be one of those items that are either loved or loathed. When asking for a recommendation for a highchair, the two names that invariably come up time and again are the pricey Stokke Tripp Trapp or, at the other end of the market, the IKEA Antilop. When the time came to purchase a highchair for ...  Read the complete review

When I was pregnant there was no doubt in my mind that we would be getting a Tripp Trapp! Having known several families who have used them I already knew what amazing advantages they had over standard high chairs. There are a number of reasons why I think they are so fantastic. Firstly, they are far from unsightly! They ...  Read the complete review

I have used the Stokke Tripp-trapp for both of my children and have been very impressed with the product. I would happily recommend it to other parents, even though at over £100 it is one of the more expensive options on the market. It comes in different types of wood finish, and various colours so you can match the chair to ...  Read the complete review

I first bought my Trip Trapp about 4 1/2 years ago for my first son. Before the Trip trap I had a Mamas and Papas high chair which cost over £100 but was the biggest and bulkiest piece of equipment I had ever seen. It was a huge mistake and led me to my new belief that baby items should not ever be made out of plastic! If they are steer ...  Read the complete review

When my 2nd child was born, we were sill using our highchair with my 1st child, who wasn't yet quite big enough to sit in a proper grown up chair. Luckily, a friend was about to get rid of a Stokke Trip Trap and gave it to us. The Trip Trap is a very modern looking high chair. It is made of wood and comes in a ...  Read the complete review

My husband wanted to buy the trip trapp and I have to say I wasn't convinced. Pay over a £100 for a high chair that is going to get covered in food, sticky stuff and juice and doesn't even come with a tray! I started to change my mind at a baby show where I saw a fully grown man stand on one, it took his weight without any ...  Read the complete review

The best thing about this chair is it looks fashionable and does not make your dining room look like a nursery. There is no humuliation or segregation for the child too. This may be the case with a stand-alone chair with his/her own table. However, with the Trip Trap, your child can dine with you. That's how it should ...  Read the complete review

I have 2 children, both in highchairs and really wanted something that could be used at the table only rather than a great big plastic thing that stood alone. Really doesn't suit our home style at all. I was given the trip trap in Cherry wood from my sister in law, very grateful given it costs 135 pounds including the seat liner. Its ...  Read the complete review

Whilst pregnant, I spent lots of time writing lists and lists of things my baby would need (I am sure all other pregnant lasies do this also!!)top of my list was somewhere for my baby to sleep!! I originally wanted a moses basket and a cotbed but pricing these up it seemed a bit silly to spend loads of money on a little bed that my baby ...  Read the complete review

Stokke Tripp Trapp - Advantages: Looks smart - Disadvantages: Topples over easily, Expensive

This is WAY more than a high chair. it is the only chair that your child will need until grown up and even as a grown up s/he will be able to use it. The Chair is done like a upside down 7 with 2 "seats" to slide in bewteen the 7 frames (2 of them) the top one of the seats is the actual seat and the bottom one acts as a foot ...  Read the complete review