Stokke, a company based in Norway, follows traditional Scandinavian design with a light and natural wood, along with muted neutral shades and minimalist style. As minimalism keeps gaining traction, parents are drawn to simpler high chairs like the Clikk.

Both Stokke high chairs reflect minimalist styles and offer ergonomic positioning. Also, both chairs give children a “place at the table” at table height, which promotes family bonding. There are very few downsides to adding a Stokke Clikk High Chairto your home. With its minimalist and attractive Scandanvain design, it can fit with any home’s interior. Plus, it was designed with a child’s proper eating posture in mind. Oh, and did I mention how easy it is to clean? It’s worth repeating! We've owned both now and while I like that the Tripp Trapp offers more height adjustments, that's really all it has over the Ergobaby. The Chair by Lalo is a newcomer, like the Clikk. Like the Tripp Trapp, it’s a chair intended to grow with your child. Like the Clikk, that growing ends somewhere in the toddler years. Stokke Clikk is your safety superstar. Made from solid European beechwood, the high chair has been certified, tried, tested and trusted, meeting every safety standard required so you can rest assured your little one is always safe and sound. Worried about harmful substances? Don’t be! It’s practically a fortress of child-friendliness. Shop nowThe Stokke Clikk high chair is intended for ages 6 months to 3 years. As with most high chairs, infants should be able to sit on their own before using the Clikk high chair. To its credit, I do like the Stokke brand’s commitment to quality. The chair was very easy to set up, and is easy to clean. European brands are held to a much higher standard than American brands when it comes to reducing toxicity, which is why I tend to prefer them. If you aren’t interested in dedicating a third of your day to cleaning a high chair, I’d recommend going with the Clikk. It was specifically designed without the nooks and crannies found in traditional high chairs. It’s in those nooks and crannies that baby food gets lost forever. Feet are not grippy to the floor, so it slides too much on smooth surfaces. This is particularly problematic with the tough to slide tray mechanism. Height: Varies by arrangement. The big thing to know is th kitchen helper lifts the child up 15.5″ and it's full height is 36.3″. The second stage total height is about 34″ and the seat height can be adjusted between 23.5″ to 20″.

Stokke also sells a line of mealtime accessories under the name Stokke Munch. The product line includes silicone bibs and bowls and a weighted bottom sippy cup. Wrap Up There is another option that Stokke has come out with called the Stokke Steps Chair if you are interested in a chair rather than a booster seat for a toddler or older child. This seat supports up to 187 lbs making it work far beyond toddler years for your child. You also can add accessories to this chair to make it a baby bouncer for an infant or a high chair for an older child. What accessories are available for the Clikk high chair?

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Additionally, switching heights and configurations is SIGNIFICANTLY easier on the Ergobaby (just push a button and pull/push). With the Stokke (you need an allen key for every adjustment). The Clikk is an intelligently designed high chair. The design is so impressive, it beat out the competition for an international design award. The Ergobaby Evolve High chair is designed to literally “evolve” with your baby as they grow. In Stage 1 it's a traditional high chair featuring a five point harness, foot bar, and easy to wipe clean full seat, and removable tray.