MSE Parents Club Part 3

weezl74

'ello,

bear with me on the farmville thang, I'm gonna give you all lots of things as soon as I've worked out what the hecky-thump you're all on about...

Been beavering away making tabtop curtains for fergus' bedroom. His snoring is a bit dire cos of his cold so we might not make 6 months in with us at this rate....:o

Congrats LU T,:T:T:T:T:T:T:j:j:j:j:j rest well chick, and look forward to a lovely piccie when you've time

r.mac_2

Okay - today's question is on Stokke high chairs. Does anyone have one? Is the cushion necessary/a good idea/a pain to clean all the time? From my research it would seem there is an old style and a new style? Any comments?

Sami - thanks for the scan link thing- they called and I'm on board

Sami_Bee

Weezl (and others) don't worry about sendin me things on farmville, every now and then is nice tho Also you don't have to send a gift everytime you play it just opens on that page to encourage it so the game shows in your friend's news feeds as free advertising

MrsTinks

We haven't got a stokke chair yet but will do - they are THE thing in Denmark and have been for years - same in Norway where they are from. I think I even had one when I was a kid (that or my brother had one... it's a bit hazy...)
They're brilliant, good quality and easy to clean - I'd probably get the cushion though or make one - they can be hard on your butt if you sit in it too long otherwise

Sami_Bee

r.mac wrote: »

Okay - today's question is on Stokke high chairs. Does anyone have one? Is the cushion necessary/a good idea/a pain to clean all the time? From my research it would seem there is an old style and a new style? Any comments?

Sami - thanks for the scan link thing- they called and I'm on board

you're welcome
MIL has a mama's n papa's 'fake' stokke only issue we've had is with the tray bit, *the fact its not removable (not sure if it's the same on the actual stokke) so if LO locks their legs you can't get them in it
* its painted wood which has now been chipped and scratched by Chris stabbing his fork with gay abandon
* it doesn't have a lip so he can sweep his dish on to the floor accidentally and on purpose :rolleyes:

It is easy to clean though and I would deff have the cushion just from a comfort POV

My_Fathers_Daughter

This exhibition may appeal to some of you

Pimp My Trunki



:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

r.mac_2

excellent - thanks guys. I just need to find a cushion thatI like now. Oh why doesn't Emma Bridgewater make stokke highchair cushions

MrsTinks

Sami_Bee wrote: »

you're welcome
MIL has a mama's n papa's 'fake' stokke only issue we've had is with the tray bit, *the fact its not removable (not sure if it's the same on the actual stokke) so if LO locks their legs you can't get them in it
* its painted wood which has now been chipped and scratched by Chris stabbing his fork with gay abandon
* it doesn't have a lip so he can sweep his dish on to the floor accidentally and on purpose :rolleyes:

It is easy to clean though and I would deff have the cushion just from a comfort POV

Obviously I haven't looked at the "fake" one - but I don't think the "real" one has a tray bit?

The whole point is that it's a chair you push up to the grown up table

Sami_Bee

r.mac wrote: »

excellent - thanks guys. I just need to find a cushion thatI like now. Oh why doesn't Emma Bridgewater make stokke highchair cushions

Who?
Are you handy? you could get some nice (expensive :undecided) oil cloth from Cath Kidston and make your own?

Sami_Bee

MrsTine wrote: »

Obviously I haven't looked at the "fake" one - but I don't think the "real" one has a tray bit?

The whole point is that it's a chair you push up to the grown up table

:doh:

No tray.

The absence of a tray makes it possible to bring the Tripp Trapp into the table. Bringing your child into the table enhances communication between you and your child.

lalallaa fill space