The Stokke® Sleepi™ fully complies with the following British/European Standards: • BS EN 1130-1:1997 Furniture – Cribs and cradles for domestic use – Part 1: Safety requirements. This standard deals with safety requirements of all aspects of the product, such as materials, construction, stability and even packaging. • BS EN 716-1:2008 Furniture – Children’s cots and folding cots for domestic use – Part 1: Safety requirements. This standard has a more specific focus on safety requirements for aspects such as flammability, edges and protruding parts, gaps between parts, small parts, shear and squeeze points, etc. Read More

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The clear differences are customer preferences, features and accessories. Both highchairs employ excellent ergonomics and encourage the family to sit together from birth. The main differences are in features and accessories. The Tripp Trapp® is a highchair that grows with the child, from birth to adulthood. The intelligent, adjustable design allows freedom of movement with both depth- and height adjustable seat- and footplates. The Steps™ is an All-in-One modular seating system. It starts with a bouncer which can be used from birth separately or with the Stokke® Steps™ Chair. By simply attaching the bouncer onto the Stokke® Steps™ Chair, it becomes a highchair for your newborn allowing your baby to sit comfortably at the table. When your baby is older and can sit upright without assistance, the Stokke® Steps™ Baby Set transforms into a flexible highchair featuring an optional tray as well as an adjustable back and footrest for a custom fit. Later it can be used as children´s chair until approximately age 10 years of age. Read More

The dimensions of the Stokke® Steps™ are as follows: Seat Width - 35,5cm / 13,9 in Seat Depth - 28,5cm/ 11,22 in Seat Height - 52,5cm/ 20,67 in Between leg Width - 39cm/ 15,35 in Read More

We recommend that you wipe the wood with a damp cloth. If any water or liquid comes into contact with the wooden parts, try and remove any excess water or liquid as soon as possible with a dry cloth. Please note that remaining moisture can crack the surface of the wood. The plastic parts can be maintained and wiped with a damp cloth. Read More

The Stokke® Steps™Chair can support a maximum weight of up to 85 kg / 187 lbs. Read More

The Steps™ BabySet can be used from approximately six months, or from the time when your baby can sit on ist own. Read More

The Stokke® Steps™ Bouncer is suitable for use from birth up to the age of approximately 6 months or 9kg/19.8 lbs. Read More

The Tray should not be loaded with more than 5 kg/11 lbs. Read More

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The weight limit for the Trailz Shopping basket is 10 kg. Read More

The Stokke® Stroller Seat for Trailz has been approved in the EU for use from the age of 6 months, so this is what we recommend. In the UK the Stokke® Stroller Seat is certified suitable from birth with the use of the baby wedge, due to differing standards. It is, however, up to individual parents to decide what is suitable for their child. In general, babies at this age should lie on a horizontal surface as much as possible, to offer optimal support to the spine and to facilitate breathing. Stokke® Stroller Seat does recline to a near-vertical position and there is no specific reason not to use it for babies under 6 months. It is vitally important to make sure that the child is able to support its head. In any case, children to the age of approximately 6 months should not be kept in a pram for extended periods Read More

The chassis and wheels of Stokke® Trailz™ clean easily, removing dirt, mud, and other outdoor elements simply with a damp cloth without the need for detergents or other cleaning chemicals. Read More

Unlike other conventional strollers, all Stokke® Stroller and Trailz fabrics and textiles are easily removed as well as being fully machine washable at 40°Celsius/ 104° Fahrenheit.  Read More

The parasol sold with the Stokke® Stroller has been tested by an independent testing institute for the level of UV protection it affords and it was found to have an Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) of 50, which is classified as "Excellent Protection". However, it is still recommended to avoid exposing young children to direct sunlight for extended periods.  Read More

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