Clikk High Chair
Overview
Description
The Stokke Clikk High Chair was specially designed to address parent’s wants and needs in one box. It has smooth lines and a minimalist aesthetic without pesky crevices that trap food—in other words, much, much easier to clean.
Designed for six months up to three years, the Clikk offers comfort at each stage of development. There’s a 5-point harness (that’s easy to remove) and an adjustable footrest with two positions for ergonomic support.
After mealtime’s over, just wipe the chair down and pop the tray in the dishwasher. The simple set-up makes the Clikk travel-friendly too.
Style your Clikk with the comfy organic cotton cushion, sold separately.
What we about it
A modern design that’s easy to clean with no tricky adjustments. (Tool-free assembly in one minute!)Details
- 27.2”L x 32.5”H x 22.1”W
- Clikk weight: 10.1 lbs
- Child age recommendation: 6-36 months (max. weight 33 lbs)
- Dishwasher-safe tray
- JPMA certified
- Materials: solid European beech wood; plastics are PP-TC/PA
- No harmful substances
- Free from phthalates
- FSC-certified, European beech wood legs
- 3-year warranty
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Q&A
No, the footrest on the Stokke Clikk High Chair is not fully adjustable in the traditional sense. However, it does come with two height options, allowing some customization as your child grows.
The chair does not turn into a booster seat on a regular chair.
The tray-to-floor height is 28.2".
High chair manufacturers typically provide age recommendations, but the general rule is that babies should be able to sit upright without support before using a high chair. Lalo just suggests that babies around four to six months old, who have reached that milestone, are ready for a high chair. However, it's important to remember that every baby is different, so trust your little one's cues and readiness when deciding to introduce a high chair.
The tray dimensions are 16"L x 6"W.
Yes, the straps are machine washable.
Yes, some suction plates and bowls will stick to the tray surface. The tray is small, so larger suction items (like large EZPZ mats) will not stick. Any bowl that generally has strong suction on other surfaces will stick to the tray well.
No, two hands are needed to remove the tray.
Customer reviews
Pros:
-Aesthetically pleasing
-Easy to clean
Cons:
-The tray is tiny. You will not be able to find a suction bowl or plate that will fit it. This also means baby’s food and silverware will fall off the tray constantly. This really impacts my daughter’s ability to feed herself. Her spoon tumbles off the tray every time she tries to set it down. Babies do not eat like neat little adults. They need room to explore.
-Too lightweight. My 8 month old can scoot this chair across the room by swinging her feet. This is a real problem and seems unsafe.
-It’s not that easy to put together. Yes, everything just clicks together, but I had a really hard time fitting the legs in. I definitely wouldn’t unassemble and reassemble for travel. Too much hassle.
-The foot rest is too low even on the higher setting. My daughter is a pretty big baby and has yet to be able to reach the foot rest. Having a proper foot rest is important for trunk control while eating.
Don’t fall for the pretty packaging! Once I became a parents and started feeding my baby solids, I realized this high chair has a lot of flaws.
