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stokke tripp trapp chair vs high chair

stokke tripp trapp chair vs high chair Tripp Trapp Baby Set² Fjord Blue

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stokke tripp trapp chair vs high chair Tripp Trapp Baby Set² Fjord BlueThe Stokke Tripp Trapp Baby Set turns your Tripp Trapp chair into a comfy highchair. The adjustable harness with quick release button makes it easy to get your child in and out. While your baby is learning to sit, the Tripp Trapp Baby Set gives your little one comfortable side and back support. It provides your child with freedom of movement and helps teach them the important skill of sitting. Specifications Suitable from when your child can sit

The Stokke Tripp Trapp Baby Set² turns your Tripp Trapp chair into a comfy highchair. The adjustable harness with quick-release button makes it easy to get your child in and out. While your baby is learning to sit, the Tripp Trapp Baby Set gives your little one comfortable side and back support. It provides your child with freedom of movement and helps teach them the important skill of sitting.


Specifications 
  • Suitable from when your child can sit unaided (approx. 6 months).
  • Harness easy to buckle with two clicks, as well as unbuckle with a quick release button
  • Provides exceptional side and back support for your baby to acquire the important skill of learning to sit.
  • Easily attaches to the chair, no tools required.
  • User-friendly and easy for parents to place their child in and out.​
  • The 5-point harness is designed with function in mind and uses material that is both high-quality and comfortable.
  • Buckle up in two clicks. Quick release button – takes less than a second to release.
  • Harness Adjustment: Waist: 18 - 27.9 in; Shoulder strap: 11.5 - 20 in.
  • It is intended for children who can sit up unaided and are up to 3 years old or have a maximum weight of 15 kg/33 lbs.

 Dimensions & Weight

  • W 8.3 in x H 10.6 in x D 16.5 in
  • 1.4 lbs.
  • Suitable for ages 6 - 36 months.
  • Max child weight 33 lbs.
Compatibility
  • Compatible with Tripp Trapp models after June 2006 - sold separately.
What's Included
  • Stokke® Harness²
  • Baby Set Backrest
  • Baby Set Rail
  • Extended Gliders
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