Stokke Steps High Chair w/ baby seat + tray for ?150 or best offer

By meam
June 1, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted June 1, 2021

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Posted June 1, 2021

Part of the Stokke??Steps??high chair seating system 

Suitable from newborn with clip on baby bouncer 

Tool free and easy to adjust as your child grows 

Comfortable baby set and tray for easy feeding 

Brings your child to the family table

The chair itself has been developed with active, independent toddlers in mind, giving them proper support and comfort with its adjustable features.

* Can be used together with the Stokke? Steps? Bouncer (not included in this post) bringing your newborn to the table and with the Stokke? Steps? Baby Set (included) to create the highchair.

* Your child can comfortably sit at the dining table and enjoy mealtimes with the rest of family.

* The rounded generous seat and back give optimal ergonomics.

* The easy tool-free adjustable footrest allows your child to climb in and out independently.

* Contemporary Scandinavian design.

Colour is white with hazy grey legs and seat cushions. Condition is very good. Originally purchased firsthand directly from Stokke for ?352.00.

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