Yes, the MuTable™ chair includes the backrest and Extensions and can be used with and without the backrest as the child grows. The backrest should be used in the first 6 years to support and can then be removed to make more space on the stool as the child grows. Read More

Here are a few tips to help you make sure your baby will be comfortably and ergonomically sitting in their carrier: - If your baby is wearing footed pajamas, make sure they are large enough to allow extra room for the toes. The pajamas tend to rise up when the baby is sitting, and it might squish your baby’s feet - Avoid using thick coveralls since it might prevent your baby from sitting correctly in the carrier - If possible, no hood on the baby’s jacket/sweater to ensure better back support - The carrier counts as one layer of clothing, so make sure that your baby is not too warm in the carrier Read More

- Ensure that you do not dress your baby too warmly. The baby wrap or baby carrier already counts as one layer of clothing. - Dress your baby to protect them from the sun. Choose natural fabrics such as cotton, wool or silk clothing and lightweight leggings rather than trousers. - You can apply a light layer of mineral sun cream to any areas of the body exposed to the sun or buy a special baby sun cream with UV protection. Top with a sun hat and you're good to go! - Babywearing during the summer is best done in the shade or indoors, especially during the hottest periods, between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. - Offer your baby water regularly. The smallest babies should be offered breastmilk or formula milk. - It is normal to sweat at the point of contact with your baby, remember that adults are also sweating "for" the baby to cool their body temperature as well as their own. - A carrier with Mesh material can also be a good option as the mesh fabric is more breathable. Read More

There are no current safety tests available for comfort devices like the BedBox™ to be tested upon. The BedBox™ is individually tested by many major international airlines, please see the list here https://www.stokke.com/FRA/fr-fr/ct/airline-list.html. However, we have assessed the BedBox™ using the IATA decision tool for non-certified comfort devices like the BedBox™. IATA is The International Air Transport Association (IATA), and it is the trade association for the world's airlines, representing some 290 airlines or 82% of total air traffic. Its mission is to represent, lead, and serve the airline industry. IATA officially updated their Cabin Operations Safety Best Practices Guide, 4th edition, to include guidelines and a decision tool regarding Non-certified Comfort Devices, the category the BedBox™ falls into. This decision tool is also included in the 8th edition, updated in 2023, and shows how the BedBox™ is a safe comfort device. This document can be found on IATA’s website, here http://www.iata.org/publications/store/Pages/cabin-safety-guide.aspx Read More

The Stokke JetKids BackPack has a “hidden” zipper that will expand the backpack with 2L. The zipper is specially designed to make it easier to contract the Crew BackPack back to its original size. You simply place the round ends of the zipper together, use your thumb and forefinger to hold it in place while you zip it. Read More

"If used properly, Stokke® Limas™ carriers perfectly respect your baby's physiology. To make sure your baby is sitting correctly in their carrier, you can check the following points: - The carrier and carrying option you’re using correspond to your baby’s age and weight - Your baby is “close enough to kiss”: you should be able to give them a kiss on top of their head easily - The back panel is high enough to cover the neck, but the baby’s nose and mouth are free - The baby has a round back and their knees are higher than their hips (spread-squat position) - Your carrier is tight enough: when you lean forward, your baby must stay close to your body" Read More

YOYO bag can support up to 10 kg (22.1 lbs) weight or 40 L of volume. Read More

Start sliding in the middle canal of the Canopy on to the Drape rod. Attach the Canopy with the ribbons on the back Then Attach the ribbons on the bottom of the Sleepi on the middle part. Please note that the Canopy should be maximum cover half of the Bed as the airflow should not be hindered. Always Attach the ribbons on the Bed so that the baby cannot drag the Canopy into the crib. Read More

Stokke® Sleepi™ Dresser Screw Bag 585000 Stokke® Sleepi™ Dresser Drawer Slider Set 585300 Stokke® Sleepi™ Changing Table Screw Bag 585100 Stokke® Sleepi™ Changer Screw Bag 585200 Stokke® Sleepi™ Changer Pad 584301 Read More

Step 1. Remove the lid of the BedBox Step 2. Use the handle on the Stokke JetKids BackPack and place it around one of the lever poles on the BedBox. Ideally on the back end of the BedBox. Step 3. Place the lid back on the BedBox and you are ready to go! Read More

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The polypropylene plastic parts are extremely stain resistant, just use a damp cloth with a mild detergent. Note: Do not overexpose the wooden stem to water, as the wood will expand and delaminate over time. Read More

The Stokke® Nomi® Baby set and the Stokke® Tray for Nomi® can be dish washed on care/glass program (max 40 degrees celcius/104 Fahrenheit). Read More

The Mattress Protector is made exclusively to fit the unique shape of the Stokke® Sleepi™ Mini and bed, this innovative sheet protects your little roommate´s mattress from those inevitable accidents and messy spills. Waterproof, it prevents liquids from being absorbed by the mattress to help maintain a fresh, clean place for your baby to sleep & dream. 3D mesh ensures optimal airflow and best of all, it´s machine washable. Read More

A breathable mattress ensures that the air can circulate and remove the carbon dioxide exhaled by the baby. In this way, overheating is avoided. This is especially important when the little ones turn over onto their stomachs while sleeping and breathe into the mattress. ​ The Stokke® Sleepi™ Mini mattress is made with multiple layers of breathable 3D mesh with a Sorona® Bicomponent Stretch fiber core to offer firmness, maximal airflow and to exceed the highest safety standards. Read More

Yes. The BedBox™ must be correctly stowed under the seat in front or in the overhead locker for take-off and landing. Read More