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stokke clikk vs maxi cosi moa Stokke - Clikk High ChairEasier mealtimes; all in one, sleek package. Stokke Clikk was specially designed to address all your needs all in one box! One minute, tool free assembly means you're ready to eat, play, clean and get on with the rest of your day effortlessly. The Stokke Clikk high chair is an ideal choice for families who want a streamlined, ready to use seating solution without the hassle of complicated setup. Your Stokke Clikk comes with everything you need

Easier mealtimes; all in one, sleek package. Stokke Clikk™ was specially designed to address all your needs… all in one box! One minute, tool-free assembly means you're ready to eat, play, clean and get on with the rest of your day effortlessly. The Stokke Clikk high chair is an ideal choice for families who want a streamlined, ready-to-use seating solution without the hassle of complicated setup. Your Stokke Clikk™ comes with everything you need including a matching tray and five-point harness for safety and peace of mind. For extra support and comfort, there's also a cushion as an optional accessory.

Clean, contemporary design, without any nooks or crannies, means no more scrubbing and digging out the secret leftovers of your baby's wandering hands. Simply wipe clean and pop the tray into the dishwasher at the end of your day. Stokke Clikk™ can be used from 6 months to 3 years with no extra purchases or fiddly adjustments. Three, simple-to-adapt configurations offer optimal back and leg support for comfort and ergonomics at each age. The deliberately minimalistic design offers the best balance of space and safety. For Canadian families searching for a reliable Stokke high chair, the Stokke Clikk delivers premium Scandinavian design at a compact footprint. Stokke Clikk™ allows for proper strengthening of the spine, natural movements and supported exploration as your baby learns and develops alongside you at the family dining table.

Product Features:

  • Assembles in one minute – tool-free!

  • All needed parts come included in a box - Stokke Clikk high chair, tray & harness.

  • Ergonomic design: upright seating to stimulate development; footrest offers 2 positions to give support to legs at each age from 6 months up to 3 years (legs approx. 90-degree angle).

  • Can be used from 6 months to 3 years.

  • Adjustable footrest for comfort at each age.

  • Active comfort: enough space to be able to move for learning and natural progress; baby set & integrated tray to give safe boundaries.

  • Easy to wipe clean, detachable, dishwasher-safe tray.

  • 5-point harness is easy to remove for cleaning, machine washable.

  • JPMA certified (US standard). Tested & trusted.

  • Intertek certified, Geprüfte Sicherheit (GS).

  • No harmful substances/free from phthalates.

  • Lightweight & travel-friendly

  • Since 2006, Stokke has focused exclusively on designing premium children's furniture and equipment within the highchair, stroller, baby carrier, home textiles and nursery segments. Their products promote bonding between parent and child and ensure healthy development for young children.

  • Freedom to move: Stokke Clikk allows for natural movements and supported exploration as your baby learns and develops alongside you.

  • Red Dot Winner: true to the motto "in search of good design and innovation," only the best designs receive an award. Just 1.2% of the objects entered received a Red Dot: Best of the Best.

  • Get closer: high-quality & functional design that lets families focus on bonding at mealtime.

  • Optional cushion and travel bag for added softness, comfort, and portability (sold separately).

Product Details:

  • Suitable for age in months: 6-36.

  • Suitable for weight up to 33 lbs.

  • Product dimensions (length x height x width): 27.2" x 32.5" x 22".

  • Materials: Premium natural materials plastic are PP-IC / PA.

  • Wipe with a clean damp cloth and remove excess water with a dry cloth.

Discover the Stokke Clikk high chair at Kido Bébé. Whether you are exploring a Stokke high chair in Canada for the first time or adding to your collection, visit our Montreal showroom to see the Stokke Clikk in person, or shop online.

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