There is a ton of interest in the Stokke Tripp Trapp high chair, and for good reason. This versatile, attractive and well-made high chair is one of the best baby products on the market. Many parents have questions about the ins and outs of the Stokke Tripp Trapp, and in this post I’ll go over…
Answers to Your Stokke Tripp Trapp Questions

Hahahaha – love this! They are so cute while they’re learning to walk then BAM they become little speed racers… runaway hams if you will. K got some kick-ass new sneakers for Xmas from my cousin and every time we put them on her she thinks she’s Kara Goucher. PS: we need to move to a bigger place, like now.
Well, if you’re going to race around you might as well be Kara Goucher! Nolan is more like Charlie Sheen on a bender.
Remember your law of physics…a body that is in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an outside foce…and that dear Mom and Dad is you!
All day and all the time…that of course keeps we grandparents watching happily on the couch with our feet up and enjoying the show.
Ahhh, being a grandparent sounds nice. It’s true, my job all day is basically to be the outside force!
Sounds just like John these days!!
We should get them together some time so that they can crash into each other…
I can’t stop thinking about how jealous I am that your bathroom is big enough to fit a pack n play in! Although, that means there’s more space to strew toilet paper about. 🙂
Jeanne, it’s a weirdly big bathroom in the finished attic. I have no idea why it’s so big. It’s like a mini rec room…
ahhh I am so scared for Colin and Clara to get to this stage!! Thanks for giving them a cameo, btw! They loved meeting you!!
Lol!! Why are we in such a hurry? I was in a hurry for my first to walk, but not my second. Of course he started walking at 9 months old, ironically enough. I feel the urge to tell every night that will listen to slow down and enjoy the non mobile time because it doesn't last long.
Of course I am the mom who caught my 12 month old literally swinging from the curtains. No one warned me about that one, I never even saw the curtains as a hazard.
I enjoy your blog by the way. I read the post on the foster child. It touched me. I myself was an Adoption Social Worker for ten years. I can't tell you how many children I have seen go through that. Maybe I will write a post on the subject as well. My blog is new but if anyone reads it, at least awareness will be increased a little.
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