huggle | the modern baby store | Stokke | Tripp Trapp Harness

Stokke was founded in Ålesund, on the west coast of Norway, in 1932, producing bus seats and furniture for adults. Their collections evolved to consist of recliners, ergonomic seating solutions and home office systems.
Since 2006 Stokke has focused exclusively on premium children´s furniture and equipment within the highchair, stroller, baby carrier, home textiles and nursery market segments. Today, Stokke continues a long tradition of designing smart, sustainable products that promote bonding and healthy development for a whole new generation of children and their families.
Their human-centric focus on design ensures functionality, exceptional ergonomics and unparalleled comfort. Sophisticated engineering delivers tailor-made technical solutions that are integrated into all their products that never go out of style.
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[@sarahnielsen6190]

This goes way too fast and no useful zoom ins of where to attach each item

[@TheKennylainen]

Exactly, it didn’t help me one bit and I have watched it 5 times and paused. I really miss some zoom ins.

[@HowToOutdoors]

How do I get this option for my stokke chair? I have a hard time with the model I have. The straps are a pain to remove to wash the seat pad.

[@f.b.8700]

Extended gliders don't fit our chair... :/

[@dagdag3805]

Its a death trap not a trip trapp..my son just nearly fell out of his because the straps keep coming off his shoulder

[@SnowWhiteQueen555]

So the straps came off and he went to climb out? This video literally says don't leave them on attended The only way he can climb out is if he was unattended 🤷

[@pcdispatch]

@@SnowWhiteQueen555 , in that scenario there is really no need to buy this thing. It is also too expensive. You cannot properly adjust when the baby is seated so you will have to do it by trial and error. Ridiculous. It is also difficult to handle the connector with one hand, while holding the baby in the other hand. This is really bad design.