The Best Designed Table Chair in an Attractive Walnut Finish

We would call the Tripp Trapp Chair from Stokke a great high chair, but that would be misleading. It is a great chair. Its exceptional design is great for the whole family. To call it simply a high chair would not do it justice.

What’s Wrong With High Chairs:

You have a young child, you need a high chair, right? Actually, you don’t. High chairs have some built-in design flaws that prevent them from being a great seating solution for family meals. First, kids' feet dangle in the air. That makes it difficult for a young child to sit up straight and use his or her hands properly.

Second, they have built in trays. Kids in high chairs don’t really eat at the same table as the grown-ups. They sit at their own table. Kids would much rather be included at the family table. Finally, high chairs are very temporary solutions. Once a child grows too big, you have no more use for that expensive high chair.

What’s Right with the Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair:

As you can see from the pictures, Stokke utilizes an ingenious design in their Tripp Trapp chairs that keep a child’s feet firmly on a foot rest, no matter how long his or her legs are. As your child grows, just move the footrest down a notch. The Tripp Trapp doesn’t have its own tray. That’s because when a kid sits on a Tripp Trapp, he or she sits at the table with everyone else.

The best thing about the Tripp Trapp? Look at the picture, you can NEVER outgrow this seat. When someone is old enough that their feet reach the floor without the footrest, the chair can be adjusted into a regular adult seat. As long as your kids eat at home, they have a place at the table!