Abiie Beyond
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25 total commentsr/BabyLedWeaning·▲ 31
“Love the Abiie highchair. Keeps the baby in 90-90-90 posture, fully adjustable and super easy to clean. I have a messy eater who practically ate her solids off the tray, the dishwasher friendly tray is an added advantage. As LO grows older you can just remove the tray and convert it to a chair.”
r/NewParents·▲ 26
“Abiie Beyond! Great highchair & more affordable than a Tripp Trapp but modeled after it. We love it!”
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Reddit Mentions(25 comments)
r/toddlersDo you love or hate the Stokke Tripp Trapp?
Abiie high chair is best I've ever owned. It comes apart so easy and quick to clean and is easily adjustable. Only high chair I could keep clean to save for additional kids without throwing away
u/jackfackmasta▲ 6
+0.92
"Best I've ever owned." Comes apart easy, quick to clean, easily adjustable. Only chair they could keep clean enough to save for more kids.
r/BabyLedWeaningConfused about baby high chairs, looking for recommendations before we make the purchase
Love the Abiie highchair. Keeps the baby in 90-90-90 posture, fully adjustable and super easy to clean. I have a messy eater who practically ate her solids off the tray, the dishwasher friendly tray is an added advantage. As LO grows older you can just remove the tray and convert it to a chair.
u/somecleverchaos▲ 31
+0.92
Keeps baby in 90-90-90 posture. Fully adjustable, super easy to clean. Dishwasher friendly tray. Messy eater ate off tray directly. Can become regular chair.
r/beyondthebumpSomeone just pick a highchair for me please
Abiie Beyond! So happy we got it. Basically similar to the Tripp Trapp but better straps, tray and easier to clean plus is less expensive. I am in love and so happy we went with it.
u/aeno12▲ 2
+0.90
"So happy we got it. I am in love." Better straps, tray, easier to clean than TT, less expensive. Comprehensive comparison win.
r/NewParentsABIIE, STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP, OR MOCKINGBIRD HIGHCHAIR?
Abiie! We have two and my kids still sit in them at 4 and 6 years old (at the able with the seatbelt removed). They're super adjustable and the baby tray is very easy to clean. And it's cheaper than Tripp trapp.
u/maisymousee▲ 1
+0.88
Has two. Kids still sit at 4 and 6 with seatbelt removed. Super adjustable, easy to clean tray, cheaper than TT.
r/moderatelygranolamomsHigh chair comparison (Stokke Tripp trapp vs Abbie beyond vs The Lalo)
We love our Abbie! Started at 6 months still using it at 2.5 years because we have a tall table. The shoulder straps were secure enough when he was small and now we just use the lap straps occasionally. I love that the footplate and seat are both adjustable. We didn't always use the plastic cover for the tray, as some suction plates were too wide for it but they stuck to the wooden part of the tray just fine. Definitely worth the cost savings in my opinion!
u/SaltyBakerBroad▲ 9
+0.88
Started at 6 months, still using at 2.5 years. Shoulder straps secure early on, now just lap straps. Footplate and seat both adjustable.
r/NewParentsOverwhelmed by high chairs...
Abiie! I love it. It's been easy to adjust so far, and it seems just as sturdy as my friend's Tripp Trapp, plus easier to clean. After I bought it, I realized that my 6 and 4 year old nieces have (and are still using, without the tray or straps) the same chair, which makes me feel confident ours will hold up. It also has a really small footprint, which was key for us.
u/szyzy▲ 8
+0.88
Easy to adjust, sturdy as friend's TT, easier to clean. Nieces 6 and 4 still using without tray/straps. Long-term family proof.
r/MommitHigh chair: Abiie, Tripp Trapp, or Mockingbird?
We are still using the Abbie for my 7 and 5 year old and I'll probably get a third when the littlest one turns 2. We never used the tray since we started around 2 with the others, but I love that they can climb up in it by themselves.
u/better_days_435▲ 2
+0.88
Still using for 7 and 5 year old. Getting third for youngest. Kids climb up by themselves. Never used tray since starting at 2.
r/BabyLedWeaningHigh chair recommendations?
I LOVE our abiie beyond high chair. Very similar to the Tripp Trapp but less expensive. And the colors are great. No complaints.
u/yeswehavenobonanza▲ 8
+0.88
"I LOVE our abiie beyond high chair." Similar to TT but less expensive. Colors are great. No complaints.
r/NewParentsHigh Chair Recommendations please which do I want and which to avoid
We have the Abiie Beyond for our twins and have had no issue cleaning it with a washcloth - today we did peanut butter and oatmeal and even that cleaned quickly. My only tip is full coverage baby bibs OVER the straps!
u/trophywifeinwaiting▲ 6
+0.85
Twins owner. No cleaning issues with washcloth — peanut butter and oatmeal cleaned quickly. Tip: full coverage bibs over straps.
r/BabyLedWeaningOverrated and underrated high chairs
We love the Abiie Beyond too! Best parts for me are that it's easy to clean, doesn't take up a huge amount of floor space but is still stable, and feels safe even with the straps removed. Once I took the straps off, it became more versatile and I love it now!
u/EcstaticTraffic7▲ 2
+0.85
Easy to clean, stable without huge floor space. Feels safe even without straps. More versatile after removing straps.
r/NewParentsOverwhelmed by high chairs...
We also got the Abiie and love it! It is pretty, we were able to choose a color that matches our dining chairs, and the plastic tray cover is a godsend.
u/MelancholyBeet▲ 2
+0.85
Pretty, chose color matching dining chairs. "Plastic tray cover is a godsend." Aesthetic + practical satisfaction.
r/MommitHigh chair: Abiie, Tripp Trapp, or Mockingbird?
I have had the Abiie for my last 2 kids. i love it. Super easy to clean and can adjust it as they grow. Very handy with baby led weaning, the baby can just eat off the tray
u/somecleverchaos▲ 1
+0.85
Had Abiie for last 2 kids. Easy to clean and adjust as they grow. Handy for BLW, baby eats off tray. Multi-child endorsement.
r/NewParentsABIIE, STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP, OR MOCKINGBIRD HIGHCHAIR?
I love our Abiie. I don't trip over it which I think is an issue with some of the others because the legs are wider at the base.
u/TurbulentArea69▲ 2
+0.82
"Love our Abiie." Doesn't trip over it — legs wider at base. Addresses common high chair complaint proactively.
r/BuyingforbabyIs a Tripp Trapp style high chair worth it if I'd like to have multiple children?
We have an Abiie chair and we love it, half the cost of Tripp Trapp but essentially the same thing. Our girls are 27 months apart, so around 2 years old we transitioned our oldest into a normal chair (probably could have done it earlier with a booster) so that the baby could have the high chair. Highly recommend Abiie.
u/angeddd▲ 1
+0.82
Half cost of TT, essentially same thing. Girls 27 months apart, transitioned oldest to normal chair around 2. Multi-child value play.
r/NewParentsABIIE, STOKKE TRIPP TRAPP, OR MOCKINGBIRD HIGHCHAIR?
I really like my Abiie! I had a Lalo before and hated it
u/timmygirl▲ 2
+0.82
"Really like my Abiie!" Had a Lalo before and hated it. Direct upgrade experience comparison.
r/NewParentsHave you guys seen how expensive high chairs are right now?
Abiie Beyond! Great highchair & more affordable than a Tripp Trapp but modeled after it. We love it!
u/aeno12▲ 26
+0.82
"Great highchair & more affordable than a Tripp Trapp but modeled after it. We love it!" Direct TT comparison on price.
r/MommitHigh chair: Abiie, Tripp Trapp, or Mockingbird?
I have the Abbie and we like it a lot. Super easy to clean. Looks nice. Stores reasonably well under the kitchen island next to stools. Held up well. My toddler is almost done with it and it's in perfect shape for kid 2. Not sure whether the trip trap would be worth the extra cost as we have been super happy with it.
u/Ear1322▲ 3
+0.82
"Like it a lot." Easy to clean, looks nice, stores under kitchen island. Held up well, perfect shape for kid 2.
r/BabyLedWeaningNeed a high chair recommendation that is actually mess-proof. BLW mess is taking over my life.
The Abiie Beyond junior high chair is a great mess free highchair. The tray goes in the dishwasher, a quick wipe down after meals got you covered.
u/somecleverchaos▲ 1
+0.82
"Great mess free highchair." Tray goes in dishwasher, quick wipe down after meals. Practical daily-use endorsement.
r/beyondthebumpHigh chair recommendations!
got the Abiie Beyond wooden highchair when my first started weaning. Never looked back
u/somecleverchaos▲ 1
+0.80
Got it when first child started weaning. Never looked back. Long-term implied satisfaction through multiple stages.
r/Buyingforbabybest high chair?
We have the Abiie Beyond, which is similar to the stokke but less expensive and easy to clean. It doesn't have some of the parts for newborns though so if that's important to you I'd skip. Otherwise, we're satisfied with it!
u/Objective_Pool_3057▲ 5
+0.78
Similar to Stokke, less expensive, easy to clean. No newborn parts (caveat if important). Otherwise satisfied.
r/MommitHigh chair: Abiie, Tripp Trapp, or Mockingbird?
I have a Tripp trapp and two abbies. I got them all used (paid between 40-100 each). My son is still using the Tripp trapp 5 years later - to the point that we bought a new chair for the baby because he didn't want to give it up.
u/lvoelk▲ 3
+0.78
Owns two Abiies (plus a Tripp Trapp). Got all used for $40-100 each. Multi-chair household with specific price points.
r/beyondthebumpSomeone just pick a highchair for me please
I have the abiie baby (kind of a knock off of trip trap) I like it for all of the reasons above (easy to clean seat, tray that can sit flat on a table, not ridiculous sized legs).
u/Cherthelove1▲ 1
+0.78
Likes it for easy-clean seat, tray sits flat on table, no ridiculous-sized legs. Practical feature-by-feature endorsement.
r/NewParentsOverwhelmed by high chairs...
We got the Abiie because I saw it recommended by a pediatric dietitian who makes educational content about BLW. I like it but we never bring it anywhere so I'm not sure how annoying that would be.
u/lifewithkermit▲ 3
+0.72
Got on pediatric dietitian recommendation for BLW. Likes it. Only caveat: never brings it anywhere (not portable).
r/MommitHigh chair: Abiie, Tripp Trapp, or Mockingbird?
They have pros and cons. The abiie is way easier to adjust but there's a crotch piece that is a little annoying. The Tripp trapp chair itself is easier to clean. I like the tray and straps way better on the abiie (easier to adjust and clean). Plus the abiie comes with everything vs having to buy the seat with the Tripp trapp. If I were to get them new full price I would get the abiie.
u/lvoelk▲ 2
+0.65
Compares Abiie vs TT directly. Abiie easier to adjust, better tray/straps, easier to clean. But annoying crotch piece. Balanced owner perspective.
r/MommitHigh chair: Abiie, Tripp Trapp, or Mockingbird?
As someone who had Abiie with first, I wouldn't recommend. It's nice looking, sturdy, and easy to clean, but requires two hands to adjust or remove or insert the tray, and is not supportive for very young babies since it doesn't recline and doesn't have a baby attachment.
u/clairdelynn▲ 1
+0.35
"Wouldn't recommend." Requires two hands for tray, not supportive for young babies (no recline, no newborn set). Despite being nice looking/sturdy/easy to clean.
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