That is awesome!

I love it too!

Hope you enjoy it!

How is your experience so far with the chair? I’m looking to buy it for my little one as I want him to have the best experience with first time foods and the posture really matters! Has it been good?

Thanks Meg!

Hi @Maria Daniels I agree it is very expensive. I have found cheaper highchairs similar to the Tripp Trapp (slat seats that have multiple adjustments) but I do find the tripp Trapp baby seat insert the best one in regards to support and comfort for the babies when sitting in the highchair.

Happy to help!

You're so welcome!

Yay! Thank you!

Thanks for sharing!

😂that’s a huge compliment! Thanks so much! Hope you live the chair as much as I do!

@@EmmaHubbard my Aunty was an OT (she worked with an older population), have so much respect for the profession

Hi Doug, she mentioned the Mocka in another video.

The Hauck chair is also a budget friendly alternative. It is almost identical with the TrippTrapp.

Kinderkraft Livy with Calmee attachment. I personally got that one cause it’s got same features as the Stauke one, except it’s more light and cheaper

Great tip!

personally i just use rolled up towels as it is less washing for me - the cushion tend to get very dirty.

That's awesome!

We got the Tripp trap when our baby was around 3 months and got the newborn and high chair set second hand from a friend. The newborn insert was great, he loved sitting in it and watching us cook dinner, and joining us at the table while we ate. Changed to the high chair add on when he started solids and we miss the newborn insert for him to watch us in the kitchen (it’s too tiring for him to be in the high chair for that long). His legs did hang out of the newborn set but he seemed happy and comfortable. Look for a second hand newborn set, there are plenty around!

I personally have the complete set of Stokke Tripp Trapp and i love it sooo much! My little one loves it too and enjoys being in that chair so much. When we travel via road, we normally bring our portable Bumbo MultiSeat chair for her that can cater to wide age range (please do not get the Bumbo Floor one as it does not have proper support for babies).

Hi @Hanooonah great question. Nope I was not contacted by them or sponsored to do this video. I just really like this chair. I still use it with my 4 year old and expect to continue to be using it for many years to come. 😊

They were designed by the same man the Tripp Trapp was designed for his children and the Nomi for his grandkids. I couldn’t see much difference other than design

Hi Wendy, from a quick look on google I would say the Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair is the best option. Both the Clikk High Chair and the Steps High Chair has a fixed seat depth. Where as the Tripp Trapp has the ability to change the seat depth which means it can accommodate a 6 month old baby well. The Clikk High Chair also has only 2 different heights for the footrest support. It's important to have a high chair which has lots of adjustability re: the footrest height. That is why I would say the Tripp Trapp is the better chair because it is more adjustable in seat depth, seat height and foot rest height. Hope that helps!

​@@EmmaHubbard Yes this is extremely helpful! Thank you so much for taking the time to look into them. I really appreciate your feedback and for responding back so quickly! Have an amazing week!

@@wendyleung7302 no worries at all!!

I saw someone liked my comment. Wanted to add that we went with the keekaroo in case it helps anyone make a choice:) we got it with the infant insert at 20% off from buy it baby and we couldn't be happier with it! Little man is 5 months not quite sitting up independently but he sits up nice and straight( and secure)in the keekaroo:))

She had mentioned in a video she bought mocka for 2nd child

Hi @Maria Daniels yep I would just purchase the chair and the baby set and sit them straight at the table. I find it easier for cleaning up and better for modelling of how to eat food. Also one less item to store when your toddler is sitting at the table in the Tripp Trapp

Hi @killedthedjtwice I just saw this message and know you are probably well into introducing solids to your little one. I hope you realised you could put your baby in the baby set for short periods of time before he learns to sit. He may just need to have some rolled up towels at his side until he learns to sit independently.

@@EmmaHubbard thank you very much. We have tried a few times (with towels indeed). He keeps leaning forward and pulls himself forward to table, I guess the bowl is way too interesting to wait for me feeding him :) I appreciate your answer. Love you channel, I watch your videos when I have some alone time to eat while he sleeps..:)

I haven’t used that one, but if I can get my hands on one I’ll do a review :)

Would love to see this also????

Hi, here in Norway it's quite common to buy things second hand. We bought ours used for fraction of the price of a brand new one. Look around maybe there's someone selling one around you. They are of great quality!

I also bought almost everything, including our Stokke Tripp Trapp, second hand. you really don't need to get a new one. My parents still have the TrippTrapp I sat on as a baby for when the grandkids visit. It is 30+ years old and still in great condition. Alternatives on a Budget: Hauck Alpha or Mocka high chair are very similar

We got one second hand for a third of the price of a new one

Hi Alisa, the trip trap has more adjustability compared to the steps chair. In the trip trap you can change the seat depth as well which isn't something you can do with the steps chair.

Hi @habima2000 it is hard to say exactly why your little one is trying to stand up when she is in this seat. Without seeing your little one, I would guess the seat depth might need adjusting. So you need to check if when she is sitting on this chair her knees are at 90 degrees and also make sure the edge of the seat is not cutting into the back of her knees. If the seat is cutting into the back of her legs you need to adjust the depth to make it shorter. I would also check to make sure the seat height is correct. If the seat height is incorrect it could be encouraging your little one to stand up to see the food. So when your little one is sitting at the table or has the tray attached do her arms rest comfortable at her side so that when they rest on the tray/table her elbows are at 90 degrees? If her arms do not rest at her side then you need to lower the seat height. Hope that helps!

@@EmmaHubbard thanks so much for this thorough response! I will check again

@Angela Fonseca personally i don't think the tray is necessary. I prefer to have the baby sitting at the dining table with the family for social modelling on how to eat food.

We don’t have the Nomi in Australia but it was designed by the same man who designed the Tripp Trapp. The only difference I could see was the shape/design

I was thinking the same. Would love to know compared

From the looks of it stokke steps chair with the baby set has less adjustability of the seat length (just two). The footrest slots are further apart than then Tripp Trapp so less adjustability there. The weight limit is slightly less 84kg compared to $110kg. Also once you remove the baby set on the Stokke Chair there is no adjustment in seat depth (from the photos you will need to put a cushion behind a toddler and child’s back for a few years before their thighs will be long enough that they can rest their back in the backrest). I do like that you don’t need any tools to adjust this chair though.

Thanks! In your opinion does the Tripp trapp still seem like a better option for versatility and performance for baby?

@@jennydkt From what I saw from the images on the web when looking up this chair I would say the Tripp Trapp is the better chair for a baby, toddler and child.

Thank you! Your videos are very helpful and informative 😊

I don't use a highchair, I use a weaning table. We eat on a tea table because we do not have a dining table so I put the table against the table...

We bought Kinderkraft Enock about a month ago for 6mo old baby (after I watched this video), looks like it's almost the same, but costs under 100USD here in Europe. And our baby loves it, no problems with feeding and play time 🥳 Thank you for a lot of useful advice!

Same here. What did you end up getting?

Then you hold your baby in your arms while it sits and farts on you while you eat. Duh

@@mcmc2386 I'm laughing 😂😂😂

Hi @thatssochic1 I haven't seen a teenager use a high chair either! 😂 In the video I say that a teenager will use some form of adaptive seating (sorry for the confusion as I wasn't referring to a high chair). Standard dining tables are simply too tall for most teenagers, When you see a teenager sitting in a dining chair you will see the child perch on the seat or wrap their legs around the seat legs or kneel on the seat or move around constantly. This is because when they sit on the dining chair with their bottom at the back of the chair their feet do not touch the ground, the dining table is too high (arms are not resting with elbows at 90 degrees which makes it difficult to use cutlery or complete written homework) and the back of the chair is cutting into the back of their knees which causes pins and needles. If the child does not have a tripp trapp then I usually I need to provide a footrest (box) and potentially high density foam on the seat. After these changes are made the teenagers can sit at the table without moving and they find it easier to use their hands to hold cutlery and write. Hope that makes it a bit clearer!

@@EmmaHubbard I know exactly what you mean and so glad that there are people who know teenagers need adjustment as well. I'm short and always found it uncomfortable for my feet to dangle or the heel of my foot not being flat. Table and seat being at the right height made me feel more confident and focused