Stokke Clikk

Thread: "High chair recommendations"

i had a niece who lived with us (it was a shared home bw my fam and my brother). my brother and his wife were always just worked about their little one growing up and all that change. one thing i learned from watching them is that it's usually all much simpler than it seems. in the end they always went with the simplest options and it worked out don't look too deep into it, tho tbh all this is part of the experience and fun to look back on XD as for reccs, [stokke clikk](https://datagrove.vercel.app/?q=1YS7KJ1189) has a great one, durable and the colors are cute

Thread: "Overwhelmed by all of the high chair options "

I got the Stokke Clikk for my parents’ house and really like it. Easily disassembled for travel and storage (you can buy a dedicated bag, which works great). Tray is dishwasher safe. Streamline look and comes in some colors. When I was doing research, people complained about the splayed legs bring a tripping hazard. This hasn’t been an issue for us, but is something to be aware of if you’re in a snug space.

Thread: "Stokke Clikk vs Stokke Tripp Trapp"

The trip trap grows with your child while I don’t think the clikk does.

Thread: "Any recommendations on a high chair that is not Ikea, trip trap and cheaper than 250$? [On]"

We got the Stokke Clikk and love it! It’s all plastic (super easy to clean) and the legs are removable, so it’s easy to travel with. It’s currently on sale for under $250 at Snuggle Bugz.

Thread: "IKEA Antilop vs Stokke Clikk for a 5-month old [on]"

I'm probably in the minority, but I hate high chairs with the legs that protrude like that. They take up a ton more space than they need to and always seem to be in the way. If I had to choose, I'd go with the Clikk just because it seems like it can be taken apart for travelling or storage easily.

Thread: "Stokke Clikk - love, hate, meh?"

Love ours too, for the reasons mentioned! And also because it kind of blends in with the rest of our room (we have the white one). Some high chairs are seriously so ugly…

Thread: "What made you choose your high chair?"

Stokke click. You will probably trip on it, but you will be grateful to simply wipe it off when your third food session is complete! Lol

Thread: "High chair reccomendations."

I really hate how the Tripp Trapp looks, and the price blows my mind haha. They apparently can be found secondhand for cheaper so if you’re into that keep an eye out! Stokke Clikk is my chair of choice! So easy to clean, modern, super simple to assemble, tray is dishwasher safe, and I was able to find it on sale at Buy Buy Baby. I lucked out and they sent us two in one box :)

Thread: "Stokke Clikk - love, hate, meh?"

I feel so shallow but that’s another thing that drew me to the Clikk - I really don’t like the big bulky white plastic looking high chairs, and some of those are expensive too!

Thread: "best high chair recommendations - completely overwhelmed"

Stokke steps hands down. It fits infants and then toddlers and then kids. I even sit in it. And it isn’t as ugly or enormous as the Tripp trap. It looks like a normal chair for my 3 and 5yr old kids. And we still have the baby set, so when we have friends over we just pop that on the top of the toddler chair (takes literally seconds), and have an instant high chair for a baby. The straps are also easily removable and washable! We had the stokke clikk which is amazing for BLW because it’s SO easy to clean. And more affordable than the steps. But they outgrow it by around age 2, so it doesn’t last as long.

Thread: "Try and sell me on the high chair you love! [AB]"

We have the stokke clikk, I like it! It’s easy to travel with too, the legs click on and off (family dinners etc). I couldn’t justify the tripp trapp price and I’m glad because by 18 months mine wanted to sit at her little ikea table and chairs like she does at daycare lol.

Thread: "Overrated and underrated high chairs"

Stoke clikk is awesome. So easy to clean and take to peoples houses

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I had a similar chair and white knuckled through it for ~6 months before finally breaking down and getting a new one with no books or crannies (Stokke clikk). I regret not doing it sooner 🤐

Thread: "High Chairs that DONT suck?"

Stokke Clikke - no crevices and so easy to clean. If you like the style there are a lot of similar ones available. It doesn’t have a high back and can easily come apart for travel.

Thread: "Stokke Clikk - love, hate, meh?"

I have it and I LOVE it! Lightweight, portable, insanely easy to clean, sits right exactly at my table height so can be used with or without the tray. I would buy it again a million times, I wouldn’t even consider another chair for future babies

Thread: "Overwhelmed by all of the high chair options "

Also love this one! Definitely HAVE tripped over the splayed legs though 😂

Thread: "Overwhelmed by all of the high chair options "

I have the Clikk as well and love it! So easy to clean. No fabric!

Thread: "Overwhelmed by all of the high chair options "

I love the Clikk! Super easy to clean and very easy to move around. The legs def stick out and I have stubbed my toes a few times but nothing that would make me change my decision.

Thread: "Best high chair?"

I'm not sure when you're due but I've seen the Clikk go on sale several times at different retailers in the past six months. You also won't be using the high chair for the first couple months which adds to your time that you can wait for a sale. Black Friday is coming up and I'm sure it will go on sale then somewhere. Side point, I have the Clikk. Haven't used it yet but I really loved the simplicity of it, ease of cleaning, ease of transport, and aesthetic.

Thread: "Stokke Clikk - love, hate, meh?"

I LOVE IT! We had this horrible Graco chair with a super high back that LO haaaaaaated, and so we switched to the IKEA chair, which she loved, but also quickly learned she could climb out of. The Clikk is great because it’s got the low back so she can still see her doggies begging behind her, but it’s got the 5pt harness to keep her securely in there. Also, comes in cute colors!

Thread: "Tell me why I need a Stokke Tripp Trapp"

You don't need one. Some people love them, some people don't. There's nothing that says you have to have one. Everyone likes and wants different things and everyone has a different budget. Personally I hate the way it looks so I didn't want one. I got the Stokke Clikk and if I hadn't gotten that one I would have gotten the one from IKEA.

Thread: "How are we keeping high chairs clean??"

Throw out the high chair with a bunch of fabric that can't get cleaned even with a pressure washer even though it's a 6-in-1 and buy an easy to clean one like the Stokk Clikk 😂. Ask how I know.

Thread: "Overrated and underrated high chairs"

I hate our stokke clikk. My baby gets food in literally all the grooves - especially the part where the tray clicks with the chair. My mom has the plain ikea one, so much easier to clean. I will have to agree about the “taking” part. It’s the reason we got it in the first place.

Thread: "High chairs"

I have the [Stokke Clikk.](https://www.stokke.com/USA/en-us/highchairs/clikk-highchairs/5521.html) ​ Pros: •Wooden legs, and plastic base, tray and seat. So it's very easy to clean. •Can be assembled and unassembled in minutes, which makes it very easy to travel with it. •5 point design harness. •Foot rest can be adjusted for smaller and bigger babies. •I love the look of it's simple design. Cons: •The legs angle outward, so can be a tripping hazard if not careful. My husband tripped over the edge of the feet a couple times since we are in a smaller space. But he got used to it after that.

Thread: "Recommendations for a high chair (that are not ikea antilop or stokke tripp trapp)"

I have the Stokke Clikk because I also wanted something easy to clean with no crevices, but better construction than the ikea chair. Pretty happy with it so far.

Thread: "What made you choose your high chair?"

I have the stokke clikk. It’s fully hard plastic, so easy to wipe, the tray is slim enough to go in the dishwasher, and it’s visually nice and isn’t an eyesore (I got it in black). Also pulls up to the table.

Thread: "High Chair Recommendations please which do I want and which to avoid"

We like our Stokke Clikk! It cleans up really easy but the legs do stick out annoyingly far. Easy to disassemble also

Thread: "Highchair feedback? - clikk, lalo, abiie, maxi cosi moa "

The clikk is really easy to clean but I kept tripping over the stupid legs of the chair

Thread: "Any recommendations on a high chair that is not Ikea, trip trap and cheaper than 250$? [On]"

Another vote for the Clikk. Used the cushion till about 10 months old. Cushion, straps, and chair wash so easily.

Thread: "Overwhelmed by all of the high chair options "

We have this and love it! Super simple, the straps come out to be washed and it’s easy to snap the tray off to clean it. I most definitely have tripped over the legs LOL but not often and was more funny than a hazard😂

Thread: "IKEA Antilop vs Stokke Clikk for a 5-month old [on]"

I have both, and if it had to choose one, I’d go for the ikea chair. There is no benefit to the Clikk. Baby seems to be happy in either chair. We haven’t needed to move the seat so the “ease” of taking it apart was not a selling factor. Unfortunately they both have terrible legs. So easy to kick and trip on (that’s why i prefer the Tripp Trapp).

Thread: "Stokke Clikk vs Stokke Tripp Trapp"

I like my Clikk a LOT but if I had the funds I'd have bought the Tripp Trapp. It seems like it takes up less floor space than the Clikk. Clickk is really beautiful and easy to clean though, lightweight and technically travel-capable though we haven't brought it anywhere yet.

Thread: "Stokke Clikk - love, hate, meh?"

I really wanted the Tripp trapp but it’s just too expensive to justify. I ended up going with the abiie beyond high chair. It’s not on the cheap end but similar range as clikk. So far I’m loving it! It’s so easy to clean and keeps baby in a good position. It’s also has a small footprint which was also important for us.

Thread: "Try and sell me on the high chair you love! [AB]"

I have the ikea chair at my parents’ place as a back up. Don’t mind it but I hate any chair with tripod legs because I trip EVERY. TIME. I don’t understand because I KNOW the legs are there.. why do I still trip? Anyway, I have the Tripp trapp at my own place because I like that she can continue to use it for years. It’s a sturdy, well made chair and you can buy a lot of the accessories on fb marketplace for less (although it is still on the pricier end). If price is not an issue, I would definitely recommend. If tripod legs do not bother you, stokke has the clikk which is great too. Anything with a foot rest is important according to the OT I spoke to.

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Yesss! We've been using ours for 2 years and still absolutely love it.

Thread: "Don’t be influenced to buy the mockingbird highchair"

We actually love ours! But definitely occasional toe stubbing

Thread: "Stokke Clikk - love, hate, meh?"

Easy to clean, easy to travel with, and not an eye sore! Also really love that it transitions into a cute chair for LO to use at the table when she no longer needs the tray or straps!

Thread: "Stokke Clikk vs Stokke Tripp Trapp"

We started with the Clikk for my now 2 year old when he was 6 months and LOVED it. When I got pregnant with #2, we invested in the Tripp Trapp and newborn attachment. So right now our 4.5 month old is using that and when she turns 6 months, she’ll move into the Clikk and older brother will be in the Tripp Trapp. But I’ve had 0 complaints from the Clikk for ages 6-30 months!!

Thread: "IKEA Antilop vs Stokke Clikk for a 5-month old [on]"

I’ve had both of these chairs and I sold the clikk and kept the ikea one! I felt the stokke one was way too expensive for not being any better and forget the cushions on either they get covered in yogurt immediately haha

Thread: "High Chair"

Stokke isn't hard to clean. Not sure why people keep saying that

Thread: "Any recommendations on a high chair that is not Ikea, trip trap and cheaper than 250$? [On]"

So easy to clean and the table part can go in the dishwasher!

Thread: "Any recommendations on a high chair that is not Ikea, trip trap and cheaper than 250$? [On]"

This is what we ended up with, too. Super easy to clean from what I hear!

Thread: "De influence me. Is the trip trap worth it? [on]"

I hated the tripp Trapp. I much prefer both the stokke clikk or steps.

Thread: "High chair recommendations?"

Stokke clikk. It is convenient to travel with

Thread: "Overwhelmed by all of the high chair options "

Another vote for the Clikk, it’s super easy to clean and looks great. I think this one might have the best quality strap design that I’ve seen,

Thread: "Try and sell me on the high chair you love! [AB]"

I got the stokke clikk. Love it. More affordable. Folds down well for storage/travel. Cleans easily. I know people love their Tripp traps for longevity but my daughter is a wild thing and the high chair was a short term product for her. She prefers to take her meals at her leisure from her toddler tower at the kitchen island or whatever random location she selects,

Thread: "High chair recommendations[bc]"

I really don’t like how the Tripp Trapp looks! So we went with the Stokke Clikk and I’ve loved it. I would look at the Stokke Steps too which has more flexibility for the support in the early days, but it was much more over budget for us and I still think the Clikk is one of our best baby to toddler purchases.

Thread: "Overwhelmed by all of the high chair options "

u/hooba_hooba which one did you end up getting? We got a stokke clikk for cheap but I hate how small the tray is, so looking for another option.

Thread: "Overwhelmed by all of the high chair options "

Hey! Sorry for the late reply. I ended up getting the mockingbird highchair and have ZERO complaints about it!!! We don't use the tray often, because we usually pull the chair right up to the table. But the tray is super easy to attach and detach, and I really like that the T bar for the legs is part of the chair, not the tray (unlike the stokke click)

Thread: "Stokke Clikk - love, hate, meh?"

Hi! I wanted to ask if you feel the clikk is safe enough? I feel like it moves around when my baby moves and it makes me scared of falls / tip over.. not sure what to do so searching reddit for answers 😅