From roughly a year, or when your kid’s ready, you can lift the tray and remove it. This gives toddlers a seat at the table. Who likes to eat with dangling feet, right? Steps has 5-position footrest which is super easy to adjust without any tools. As a mom who did BLW with 3 kiddos I realized how important it is, because self-feeding is really messy. And I hate chairs with hard-to-get nooks and crannies. There are so many things that we love about Steps. It’s so lightweight, yet it feels really sturdy and doesn’t wobble like many cheap highchairs. While Steps wasn’t easy to assemble, it certainly isn’t the toughest piece of furniture I’ve ever put together.

All of Stokke products grow with your family which is super useful and I think this makes the products sell so well. They can carry on sitting on Stokke Steps chair until teenage years, because it has maximum weight of whooping 187lbs! Unlike Stokke’s Clikk and Tripp Trapp, Stokke doesn’t advertise its Steps tray as dishwasher safe, so I didn’t try this at home. Perhaps it’s safe to use in the dishwasher and they forgot to say so in their FAQs, but I wasn’t brave enough to find out.This highchair comes in a range of colors to match your decor and shares the ergonomic design of its older brother, the Stokke Tripp Trapp. Unless you like mealtimes full of excitement and danger, high chairs are a necessity. Plenty of cheaper ones will do the job, but if your little one is going to spend in it quite some time learn to eat independently, you may want to invest in more comfortable chair with useful adjustments, that will grow with your kiddo.

When your kid is roughly 3 years old, you can remove the baby seat. Your toddler or preschooler will feel very grown-up sitting with their family at the table in their very first normal chair. You can slide your Steps high chair right up to the dining table and this pretty much makes buying a booster seat pretty unnecessary.

While it seems to be a simple design when you look at it, there’s so much it can do, which is typical of Scandinavian furniture and a reason why it’s known as one of the best high chairs. If your child is already too old for the baby seat, or you don’t need the tray, you might not need the Complete version. Instead you could choose the high chair or chair version. What I also like about Steps is that with baby set your kiddo sits upright and doesn’t slide off the chair – which is a common issue with many other high chairs. The tray, which is included in the Complete version, is removable and easy to clean. If it’s dirty, just wipe the surface down with a cloth.

This stylish, quality product will cost you more than many high seats but justifies its price by adapting as your child grows. Stokke high chairs have a well-earned reputation. Eating with dangling lets is so uncomfortable so it’s a huge advantage that Steps high chair has adjustable footrest. You can slide it up and down to 5 different levels. At six months, you can replace the bouncer with the baby set and tray. Your baby is now ready to eat meals with the family.This bundle is usable from 6 months to 3 years. This “all-in-one” version is the most versatile and the most comfy option, with the highest price tag. I found Steps to be perfect for our toddler with the special baby seat in, and it makes an ideal chair for our 7-year-old without the baby add-on. I can’t deny that Stokke Steps is super useful and makes mealtimes more convenient (for both the baby and parents). But it has a really steep price. In my Stokke Steps review I am going to share my experience with this high chair. We’ve been using it for baby-led weaning with our 3 kids for over 4 years. Now we know that Steps high chair has plenty useful feature, but is it really a MUST-HAVE? I only wish there was a second set of cushions included (or at least it was a bit cheaper…). Spare cushion would come in handy, when the other one is in the laundry. Design