StokkeTripp Trapp High Chair and Cushion with Tray - Natural with Nordic Grey - Adjustable, Convertible, All-in-One High Chair for Babies & Toddlers

Love this! It was a little tricky to put together, but not too bad. My husband says to just keep the screws a little loose until you're done with seat placement and read all the instructions beforehand. We bought the white+blue tray/cushion/chair bundle, and everything from the box was in perfect condition, no missing parts, no cracks or chips.Our 95th percentile 6 m/o baby has perfect posture in this chair and seems super comfortable! We were a little worried about if they'd fit, since they're chunky + very tall for their age, but the chair fits them great. We're really surprised but quite pleased with how heavy and solid all the pieces are. We had to wait for a sale + baby registry discount to afford it, but I'd say its still worth every penny full price!

This high chair helps my daughter sit up straight. She is so comfortable in it and sits in it for longer periods compared to other high chairs.It slides right up to our table so she can sit with us. It’s also light weight and easy to move from our kitchen to dining area. It’s easy to clean and the cushion cover comes off easily and can be put in the washing machine. I love that it will grow with her.

i think for those who really care about aesthetics and is willing to forgo an easy user experience for functionality, this is the chair for them. the design is cute and i like that it grows with baby and can be used ‘til adulthood. however, i must say there are a few things that are terribly designed and not made to be logically and easily functional.the strapsyou have to exercise patience to adjust the straps. they do not glide easily through the buckle and can only be adjusted a little at a time. to release the front buckle is also difficult because the area to press is very small.the traytaking the tray out is difficult. there is a little tab under the tray that you need to press in order to pull it off, but its location and lack of room to place your finger to put any pressure is also another reason this chair is more about aesthetics than functionality. i am petite with small fingers and i have to use two hands to press the tab. :(footplate and chair heightand finally, in order to adjust the footplate you have to loosen the screws on one side of the chair to pull out the footplate and move it to a different groove. this is also annoying but i suppose you don't need to do this very often so it just depends on your patience.overall, if you want an aesthetically pleasing chair that has the merits of being able to last through adulthood and looks cute in your space, this is a good chair. it’s also recommended by solid starts because it does help baby sit up properly. and once you make the right adjustments for the straps and footplate, you only need to change it every few months as baby grows. so the frustration to aesthetically pleasing ratio may be justified. but if you're someone who wants a chair that is easily adjustable on a regular basis, then this chair will annoy the crap out of you and you're better off looking for a different product. i’m keeping this chair because the value of being able to keep it for long-term outweighs the annoyance of having to adjust it every few months. and once baby is old enough to not need straps, it’ll be one less annoying thing to adjust. however, the poor user experience is why I gave this 3 stars.

Yes it is expensive but I've tried three different high chairs and this one is by far the best and easiest to clean as long as you do not put the cushion on right away. I would keep that to the side until your child is a bit older because the beauty of not using it is that you can wipe this chair down in minutes. It also grows with your child from just sitting up through the toddler and kid years. Honestly you could probably send your kid off to college with it. Great quality, easy to clean, save the cushion for later.

If you’re looking for a well made high chair that will grow your baby this is the one. I did a lot of comparing to slightly cheaper similar models of the TripTrapp and they all had some flaw that would be a nag for the duration of the chairs use and their prices were only ~$100 cheaper. At these price points I didn’t want any issues (like not being able to remove tray with one hand, or tray covers that’s plastic cracks, or not being able to adjust the foot piece high enough to reach a child just starting solids, etc). If you’re going to charge that much everything should be in order. Therefore the extra money is worth it in my opinion.