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Stokke Nomi
The Stokke Nomi is a high chair designed to grow with your child, featuring a unique adjustable design that allows for use from infancy through adulthood. It is made from sustainable materials and offers a modern aesthetic that fits into various home decors.
Pros (+)
- Stylish design that fits modern home aesthetics
- Adjustable for different ages and uses
- Encourages independence as kids can climb in themselves
Cons (−)
- Higher price compared to other high chairs
- Large base can be a tripping hazard
- Limited color options may not suit all tastes
Why parents like it
The adjustable height and depth make it easy for children to climb in and out independently. Its sleek design is not only functional but also stylish, fitting well in modern homes.
Common complaints
Most parents have no complaints, though a few mention the large base can be a tripping hazard. A small number of users note the price is on the higher side for a high chair.
Parents looking for a high chair that adapts to their child's growth and integrates into home decor. Be prepared for a higher price point compared to standard high chairs.
The Stokke Nomi is a great investment for parents seeking a long-lasting, stylish high chair, though its price may be a consideration.
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Thread: "High Chair"
Whatever your budget is, get one that has a good, solid, and spacious footplate. This is where your baby's stability will come from, to support themselves in an upright position for feeding. (I'm a paediatric feeding SLT - happy to provide more info if required) The IKEA highchair doesn't have a footplate but you can buy them through third parties. I have the Stokke Nomi, which is an evolution of the tripp trapp and I would wholeheartedly recommend it.
Thread: "Overrated and underrated high chairs"
Stokke Nomi has been good to us. The base is huge which means I've definitely stubbed my toe on it but my kid loves it, she can climb into it, it's easy to clean.
Thread: "High chair recommendations other than Tripp Trapp"
We went with the Stokke Nomi! Same designer as Trip Trapp, but he designed the Nomi for his grand kids, so a much more practical, slimmer new age version. Easy to clean plastic, removable straps, slim profile, no fabric, few holes for food to hide, and adjustable height for their bottom AND legs. All great for our baby doing BLW. Our baby girl is on the shorter side, so this high chair was a total game changer compared to the Peg Perego Siesta we got as a gift, which I swear was meant for tall babies only.
Thread: "What high chair do you use?"
I have the stokke Nomi and loveeeeee it
Thread: "Overwhelmed by all of the high chair options "
We have a Stokke Nomi. It's on the expensive side, but their philosophy is including the child into adult activities from the start. So it doesn't have a tray and is the perfect height to use with your dining table. To me, that's neat because a flat table feels easier to clean than trays and creases. The design is easy on the eye + has lots and lots of thought put into safety. Will the kid kick off a table and fall backwards? Nope, the two hind legs are super wide and have wheels. Yet, they're super low profile so you don't trip over them. There's also no good way for a little kid to grab onto it and tip it over onto themselves. The height is also easy to adjust (there are two knobs). It holds 250 lbs (or 220?) so you'll be able to use it for a while without needing a booster seat. Oh! And perhaps the biggest deal is the footrest. It's super duper wide and extends the amount of time a baby can spend in their chair. Cleaning is niceeeeee. Two flat surfaces + the "cage" that holds the baby from falling. All plastic and no grooves/creases/corners.
Thread: "High chair recommendations?"
We got the Stokke Nomi, way easier to adjust amd looks cool
Thread: "Making the high chair decision.."
We have the Nomi. It is designed by Peter Opsvik, who designed the Tripp Trapp 30+ years ago, and the Nomi is basically his new updated design. The Nomi was sold by Evermove, but funny enough, recently, Stokke acquired Evermove, so now it's become under the Stokke brand, just like the Tripp Trapp. Anyhow, it is a splurge, probably one of the most expensive chairs on the market. Things we like: Looks nice. Small form factor. Very lightweight, yet still stable (baby likes to pull up to stand and push the chair sometimes). Fairly easy to clean. Easily adjustable. But, the big con is how expensive it is, so you want to make sure it's affordable for your needs.
Thread: "Convertible High Chair with adjustable footrest"
I have the stokke Nomi and I love it. I personally thought the trip traps looked hideous and I liked the more modern look of the Nomi. Baby is in a good position, has an adjustable foot rest and it's pretty easy to wipe down. Only con is price. I personally think it's worth it but everyone has different budgets.
Thread: "What high chair do you use?"
Stokke Nomi, it is lighter and can be used as desk chair later!