Stokke

Norwegian company Stokke entered the children’s market in 1972 with the Tripp Trapp, a wooden high chair that grows with the child. Now sold in more than 50 countries, Stokke's line of high-quality, European-made baby gear includes strollers, furniture, baths, travel gear and more.

Along with the best-selling Tripp Trapp, Stokke offers wooden furniture like the convertible Sleepi bed and two additional high chairs: the lightweight and easily-assembled Clikk and the Steps, which converts from bouncer to high chair to step stool.

Stokke's flagship stroller, the Xplory, is the only stroller that's height-adjustable to bring baby closer to parents or closer to the ground with numerous settings.