# Finger pinch risk on high chair trays and adjustment points Can a high chair's tray or its adjustment hinges pinch a baby's fingers? Cybex Lemo 2 Chair: Areas reachable from the seated position felt smooth and rounded, and the user did not notice obvious hand\-trapping points\. Seat and footrest position changes felt firm rather than loose, with enough spacing to make adjustment less likely to pinch fingers; height could be changed one\-handed\. Tripp Trapp High Chair with Cushion and Stokke Tray: A parent found the chair hard to load because the fixed front bar leaves a tight space, especially with the tray on\. ### 1. [Cybex Lemo 2 Chair](/products/ucp/anbbaby-com/8342563520798) (sold by anbbaby\.com) Areas reachable from the seated position felt smooth and rounded, and the user did not notice obvious hand\-trapping points\. - Edges and pinch points: Areas reachable from the seated position felt smooth and rounded, and the user did not notice obvious hand\-trapping points\. (review) - Adjustment points: Seat and footrest position changes felt firm rather than loose, with enough spacing to make adjustment less likely to pinch fingers; height could be changed one\-handed\. (review) - Loading space: - ### 2. [Stokke Tripp Trapp High Chair² with Cushion \+ Stokke Tray](/products/ucp/megababiesusa-com/8597426110718) (sold by megababiesusa\.com) A parent found the chair hard to load because the fixed front bar leaves a tight space, especially with the tray on\. - Edges and pinch points: - - Adjustment points: - - Loading space: A parent found the chair hard to load because the fixed front bar leaves a tight space, especially with the tray on\. (review) Every value in the table is a fact RoboTrunk checked, linked to the page it came from\. A dash means no checked fact fills that cell\. Prices and stock change, so this page prints neither: each product name links to its RoboTrunk page, which shows them live\. Written 2026-10-22T00:25:29.319Z. This page is published by RoboTrunk, a store built for shopping agents. The store named on this page sells the product and ships it. RoboTrunk is not the seller and never holds the money. Buying works in one path. RoboTrunk's tools prepare a checkout at that store, then hand back a short-lived link. The person approves the total; once RoboTrunk has checked the store's total against it, the person is given the checkout link to tap in their own browser, or, if the person prefers and gives permission, their agent may open the link and finish there, and payment always happens on the store's own checkout page. RoboTrunk never takes the payment or sees a card. Where the rest of this site is: - /agent/story.md is what RoboTrunk is and how it works, in full. - /agent/tools.json is every tool, its arguments and its answers. - /agent/merchants is every store you can buy from through RoboTrunk. - /products/ucp is every store's indexed products. - /products/search is one search across every store, in plain words. - [What RoboTrunk is](/agent/story.md) - [Every tool, in your browser through WebMCP](/agent) - [The tools and how to call them](/agent/tools.json) - [The stores you can buy from](/agent/merchants) - [Every store's products](/products/ucp) - [Search every store at once](/products/search)