High Chair Accessories

We ordered the chair, the seat cover, the baby chair seat and the table top play, learn eat mat for the table. The chair: the design is there...but it has a lot of flaws. First the instruction manual....is useless. My 6 month old could write a better manual. The cover seat, is a waste of money, unless you like deconstructing each and every-time peas/foods are spilt on the chair. Which is everyday, three times a day. We gave up and just wipe it down and hope it doesn't mold. You spend all this money trying to coordinate and make the chair look good with the matching seat and cover and then the straps that come on a BLACK chair are khaki tan...? Makes no sense. Another design flaw. The chair so far has not flipped over, we have had it over a month now. But our child is only 6 mos old. As far as getting the baby in and out of the chair, it is a pain, another design flaw. The chair seat should open to the side so the child can come out, not have to be forced out with his knees almost bent backwards. Overall, for as inconvenient as the entire ensemble is, it should be a couple hundred dollars cheaper. But thankfully for Stokke, some of us purchase for looks only...."..."  Read more

We ordered the chair, the seat cover, the baby chair seat and the table top play, learn eat mat for the table. The chair: the design is there...but it has a lot of flaws. First the instruction manual....is useless. My 6 month old could write a better manual. The cover seat, is a waste of money, unless you like deconstructing each and every-time peas/foods are spilt on the chair. Which is everyday, three times a day. We gave up and just wipe it down and hope it doesn't mold. You spend all this money trying to coordinate and make the chair look good with the matching seat and cover and then the straps that come on a BLACK chair are khaki tan...? Makes no sense. Another design flaw. The chair so far has not flipped over, we have had it over a month now. But our child is only 6 mos old. As far as getting the baby in and out of the chair, it is a pain, another design flaw. The chair seat should open to the side so the child can come out, not have to be forced out with his knees almost bent backwards. The best part is that it sits up to the table, our infant loves sitting with us. The table mat is great too, just overpriced. Overall, for as inconvenient as the entire ensemble is, it should be a couple hundred dollars cheaper. But thankfully for Stokke, some of us purchase for looks only.."..."  Read more

My zuma high chair was a hand-me-down from my brother and his wife that came with a worn and ratty orange seat that was missing the pads. I ordered the green seat and it made the high chair look brand new again! Well worth every penny!"..."  Read more

This is a practical, easy to use and wel built attachmnt to use with the Stokke Tripp Trapp High Chair. I can not understand why Stokke does not make something like this- or why they do not allow their distributor to sell :"non-Stokke products" in their stores- or at least that is what the employee of one such store told us regarding their policy. I understand the principle of bringing the High Chair to the table; but when the baby is just 5-7 month old that is not practical. The table provides fro excellent surface to assist with the feeding and for the baby to play and be entertained; then as a transition to share with adults in the table. We strongly recommend this product."..."  Read more