If your child is already too old for the baby seat, or you don’t need the tray, you might not need the Complete version. Instead you could choose the high chair or chair version. What I also like about Steps is that with baby set your kiddo sits upright and doesn’t slide off the chair – which is a common issue with many other high chairs. This stylish, quality product will cost you more than many high seats but justifies its price by adapting as your child grows. Stokke high chairs have a well-earned reputation. This highchair comes in a range of colors to match your decor and shares the ergonomic design of its older brother, the Stokke Tripp Trapp.

The clear differences are customer preferences, features and accessories. Both highchairs employ excellent ergonomics and encourage the family to sit together from birth. The main differences are in features and accessories. While Steps wasn’t easy to assemble, it certainly isn’t the toughest piece of furniture I’ve ever put together. How does it change with the different stages of your baby’s life? Its 5-in-1 design works as follows: Newborn Stage Unless you like mealtimes full of excitement and danger, high chairs are a necessity. Plenty of cheaper ones will do the job, but if your little one is going to spend in it quite some time learn to eat independently, you may want to invest in more comfortable chair with useful adjustments, that will grow with your kiddo.They can carry on sitting on Stokke Steps chair until teenage years, because it has maximum weight of whooping 187lbs! Steps is the most expensive of Stokke’s three options – the beloved but old-school Stokke Tripp Trapp and their latest addition, the not quite as versatile but stylish and more affordable Clikk. This bundle is usable from 6 months to 3 years. This “all-in-one” version is the most versatile and the most comfy option, with the highest price tag. When your kid is roughly 3 years old, you can remove the baby seat. Your toddler or preschooler will feel very grown-up sitting with their family at the table in their very first normal chair.

At six months, you can replace the bouncer with the baby set and tray. Your baby is now ready to eat meals with the family. A bouncer with an attachment is sold separately. This can be used from birth. It attaches directly to the high chair so that your brand new baby can feel like they are part of mealtime conversations even before they’re eating solids. The first thing you notice is this high chair modern design. I feels very fancy feeding the toddler dinner in such a stylish highchair. Safety first. That’s what the five-point harness is for. It did the job and kept the toddler from escaping. It’s also removable and you can pop the straps in the washing machine. You can slide your Steps high chair right up to the dining table and this pretty much makes buying a booster seat pretty unnecessary.The Stokke® Steps™ Nordic Grey Baby Set cushion utilises plant extracts from fallen acorns and radix isatidis for its yarn dyeing. This eco-friendly approach avoids harmful chemicals, minimizes wastewater, and reduces environmental impact. Employing ultrasonic dyeing technology, the process eliminates wastewater entirely and significantly curtails water usage compared to conventional methods. Lower temperatures and shorter dyeing times further diminish energy consumption and emissions compared to traditional techniques. Keep in mind that the Steps chair on its own is suitable from 3 years. It can serve as a dining chair or desk chair for your preschooler. Stokke Steps Review – Features The Tripp Trapp® is a highchair that grows with the child, from birth to adulthood. The intelligent, adjustable design allows freedom of movement with both depth- and height adjustable seat- and footplates. The best feature in Steps is that it grows with the child. You can use it with or without the tray or bring it to your dinning table. For kids above 3 years it converts into a dinning and desk chair. As you can see this is an investment FOR YEARS! I only wish there was a second set of cushions included (or at least it was a bit cheaper…). Spare cushion would come in handy, when the other one is in the laundry. Design