High chairs and tip-over stability
Which high chairs are reported as stable or less likely to tip over?
Stokke Tripp Trapp High Chair² (Tripp Trapp): Owners describe the chair as very stable and robust, lasting from child to child, with many saying they would buy it again; used chairs change hands cheaply. The Baby Set is a passive restraint that keeps the baby from falling off the chair and limits climbing out. Cybex Lemo 2 / Lemo 3-in-1: The rear rollers made cleaning moves easier and the chair never tipped, but it shifted sideways and gradually moved away from the table when the child became rowdy. Never leave the child unattended.
| Product | Why | Stability | Restraint or warning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Stokke Tripp Trapp High Chair² (Tripp Trapp) sold by albeebaby.com | Owners describe the chair as very stable and robust, lasting from child to child, with many saying they would buy it again; used chairs change hands cheaply. | Owners describe the chair as very stable and robust, lasting from child to child, with many saying they would buy it again; used chairs change hands cheaply. review | The Baby Set is a passive restraint that keeps the baby from falling off the chair and limits climbing out. manual |
| 2. Cybex Lemo 2 / Lemo 3-in-1 sold by anbbaby.com | The rear rollers made cleaning moves easier and the chair never tipped, but it shifted sideways and gradually moved away from the table when the child became rowdy. | The rear rollers made cleaning moves easier and the chair never tipped, but it shifted sideways and gradually moved away from the table when the child became rowdy. review | Never leave the child unattended. manual |
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