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stokke cadeira Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair Storm Grey -The Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair is the original high chair that grows with your child, designed to provide ergonomic seating from infancy through adulthood. Ideal for parents seeking a long lasting, adjustable, and sustainable seating solution, the Tripp Trapp Chair brings children up to table height, encouraging family bonding and healthy posture. Whether youre feeding your newborn or providing a workspace for a growing child, this chair adjusts easily

The Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair is the original high chair that grows with your child, designed to provide ergonomic seating from infancy through adulthood. Ideal for parents seeking a long-lasting, adjustable, and sustainable seating solution, the Tripp Trapp Chair brings children up to table height, encouraging family bonding and healthy posture. Whether you’re feeding your newborn or providing a workspace for a growing child, this chair adjusts easily to meet your child’s needs at every stage.

The Tripp Trapp Chair features adjustable seat and footplates, a robust frame crafted from FSC®-certified European beech or oak wood, and compatibility with optional accessories such as the Newborn Set and Baby Set². With a weight capacity up to 300 lbs, it accommodates everyone from babies to adults. Known for its timeless Scandinavian design by Peter Opsvik, Stokke products combine aesthetics with durability, supporting sustainable forestry and long-term family use.

Stokke®, founded in Ålesund, Norway in 1932, is a Scandinavian brand known for innovative, high-quality baby gear designed to grow with your child. From the iconic Tripp Trapp® High Chair to strollers, nursery furniture, and carriers, Stokke® products emphasize safety, sustainability, and parent-child connection. With ergonomic designs and timeless style, Stokke® blends function and beauty to support your family’s journey. Explore Stokke® at ANB Baby for thoughtfully crafted baby gear that brings families closer every day.

Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair Features:

  • Iconic Scandinavian Design: Timeless styling created by Peter Opsvik, perfect for any interior.

  • Grows With Your Child: Suitable from newborn to adulthood with adjustable seat and footplate positions.

  • Adjustable Seat and Footplate: Ensures optimal ergonomic support at every stage.

  • FSC®-Certified European Beech or Oak Wood: Strong, durable, and sustainably sourced materials.

  • Upgraded Harness System: Improved 5-point harness (when using the Baby Set²) for added safety and convenience.

  • Extended 7-Year Warranty: Available on wooden components for peace of mind.

  • Compatible Accessories: Newborn Set, Baby Set², Classic Cushion, Stokke Tray (sold separately).

  • High Weight Capacity: Supports up to 300 lbs for extended family use.

  • Easy Maintenance: Wipe clean with a damp cloth, non-toxic paint used.

  • Wide Range of Colors and Personalization Options: Trend-led colors and the option to engrave the backrest.

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