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








Gotta be the “Battle Hymn of The Republic”.
But instead of the verse is “His truth is marching on!” you sing “Our baby’s being born!
Good one Dad. Although I’m not too sure that Nadya will be up for changing the lyrics and performing as a vocalist during the delivery…
Break Free – Ariana Grande
Ways to Go – Grouplove
Eye On The Prize – Marc Broussard
I Like How It Feels (said no one, ever) – Enrique Iglesias
Hot In Here – Nelly
Breaking a Sweat – Skrillex
This is How We Do – Katy Perry
Bottoms Up – Nicki Minaj
Bottoms Up is a good one! You’re not just a pretty face Cat.
I love these lists! I had a “L & D” mix for both kids, basically just music that makes me happy. I thought I might need some help being happy, apparently. Dave Matthews Band, Barenaked Ladies (pun intended), 90’s hip hop and 80’s music. Lots of 80’s! Aaron was born to “Video Killed the Radio Star” and Amelia was born to “American Baby”. It’s bizarre that I remember that but the music kept me sane!!
Wow, nice timing Amelia!
Thanks all for the recommendations!
Hahaha I had C-sections for both kiddos (THANKS pre-eclampsia!) so I was both woefully unprepared and not in a situation to listen to music. But this is all hilarious to read so I hope you’ll do a follow up with what they went with 😉
Carolyn, I was just thinking how disconcerting it would have been if they were blasting pump up music during my c-section. I think I would have lost my shit.
Like a Prayer_Madonna
just because every soundtrack should include Madonna
I made 5 cds of music, because it every song was VERY IMPORTANT, and I wasn’t sure which one I would want at any moment. It was nice (in theory) to have as entertainment while I was laboring for 29 hours. However, because I was so hormonal, every song made me start crying, and I’d make my husband switch to the next track. So we listened to 30 seconds of every song before I started sobbing. Then I had an emergency C-section, so there was no push time music. But based on my experience, I’d say funny, light-hearted songs are the way to go.
Anne, the idea of you shuffling through song after song to avoid an emotional outburst cracks me up! Although it probably didn’t crack your husband up at the time…
My husband was in charge of the music. I know he put songs like our first dance from our wedding (ben harper In the Colors). I don’t remember hearing any of it until I was in transition and the tub and heard Ben Folds rendition of Bitches Aint’ Shit. We all burst out laughing. Yes laughing during transition. Well for one short moment…
That is awesome timing! Bitches Ain’t Shit is the perfect anthem for any baby to hear upon entry into the world.
Talk About Sex – salt & Pepper
Just thought I’d let the group know what finally made it onto the mix. It is an awesome mix with push/pep-up themed songs, feel good/lady empowerment songs, and a sweet lullaby-type section at the end. Commenters were right that I couldn’t actually be bothered with the mix when it came to the delivery room, but it was great in early labor and now. Here is the spotify link (hope it works). Thanks for your input Mothership Down and friends!
http://open.spotify.com/user/1257454730/playlist/3I3CG7IgKXU8vcRAN2WiKA