
Both professional and consumer reviewers rave about the Stokke Tripp Trapp, noting its stylish design and adjustability. This wooden high chair can be adjusted as a child grows, and when converted into a stool, it can accommodate adults up to 300 pounds. The initial expense of the Tripp Trapp, which is made of solid beech wood, can be justified by the fact that it can be a usable piece of furniture for many years. The seat's height and depth are adjustable, and the footrest is also adjustable, so the Tripp Trapp can be completely customized to fit toddlers and children of many sizes. Many reviewers appreciate that the Tripp Trapp is designed to be placed right at the table, leading to more interaction between a toddler and the rest of the family at mealtime (though some say this makes it too easy for the child to push himself away from the table). The Tripp Trapp comes in 11 finishes, ranging from traditional wood tones to bright, fun colors such as red and blue. For those who prefer a tray for easier clean-up, the Fisher-Price Rainforest High Chair (*Est. $85) receives high marks from reviewers and offers multiple height adjustments.
The best review of the Stokke Tripp Trapp is in the latest edition of the popular baby-gear book "Baby Bargains." While the latest edition doesn't rank specific models in order of performance, many brands are reviewed and given a letter grade. A useful comparison chart is also included for easy reference. Informal reviews in magazines such as Cookie and People have also covered the Stokke Tripp Trapp. The downside to these reviews is that it's not always clear what methodology was used to determine which high chairs outperform others. Babble.com and Tibesti.com include high-chair recommendations among their product reviews, and the Stokke Tripp Trapp earns coverage in each. Reviews on these sites tend to be highly positive. Finally, consumer-review sites such as Amazon.com, Diapers.com and LilaGuide.com offer the best insight into practicality and long-term durability.
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Our Sources
1. Baby BargainsDetails/Subscribe
"Baby Bargains" is a popular and well-organized guide to baby-related products. The section on high chairs mainly covers brands rather than individual models, but the Stokke Tripp Trapp receives a detailed review.
Review: High Chairs, Denise and Alan Field, Eighth edition, 2009
2. Amazon.com
About two dozen parents give the Stokke Tripp Trapp a middling average rating. It's clear that many parents really want to like this chair, but find it less than practical. The main complaint is that it's too easy for the child to push himself away from the table. And parents don't like that the accessories cost extra.
Review: Stokke Tripp Trapp Highchair, Contributors to Amazon.com
3. Cookie MagazineDetails/Subscribe
The Stokke Tripp Trapp is recognized in a review by this now defunct parenting publication as the most durable high chair. It's the only high chair out of six to receive a perfect rating for both cleanability and durability.
Review: Road Test: High Chairs, Sarah Engler, August 2007
4. Diapers.com
Diapers.com, the official store for parenting resource site BabyCenter.com, is quickly becoming a valuable source for consumer reviews. The Stokke Tripp Trapp is well-liked by reviewers here, receiving an average rating of 4.5 stars out of 5, based on more than 20 user reviews.
Review: Stokke Tripp Trapp Highchair, Contributors to Diapers.com
This review identifies the 10 best high chairs according to People magazine, providing a label for each, such as "best for travel" and "best booster." The Stokke Tripp Trapp wins out as "best looks-like-furniture high chair." This review is fairly balanced, as negatives are mentioned for each pick. In terms of the Tripp Trapp, the downside is that cushions and other accessories are an added expense for what is already a pricey high chair.
Review: Ten Best: Our Favorite Highchairs, Danielle Dubin, Aug. 27, 2008
6. Babble.com
Babble, a parenting community and magazine, selects the best products and runners-up in a variety of baby-related product categories, including high chairs. In this review, the Stokke Tripp Trapp is chosen as a Babble Best for its ease of cleaning, long lifespan and functionality.
Review: Babble Best: High Chairs, Nicole Feliciano, July 9, 2007
7. Tibesti.com
Baby-planning consultants Melissa Gould and Ellie Miller have provided their top choices in a number of baby-product categories on Tibesti.com. The Stokke Tripp Trapp is included in a best-of selection in their latest roundup. Some of their recommendations seem to be out of the price range of most consumers.
Review: Best High Chairs, Melissa Gould and Ellie Miller
LilaGuide.com is operated by the same company as popular sites TheBump.com and TheKnot.com. It is becoming a good resource for consumer reviews; several high chairs have accumulated enough reviews to give readers a good consensus of consumer opinion. The Stokke Tripp Trapp has accumulated more than 35 reviews and maintains an average rating of 4.5 stars out of 5.
Review: Tripp Trapp by Stokke, Contributors to LilaGuide.com
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