Mockingbird High Chair vs Stokke Steps Chair

Both are wooden grow-with-me chairs, but they solve the problem differently. The Mockingbird is a 2-in-1: high chair mode, then a child chair, with a 150-pound capacity, a removable silicone 5-point harness, a dishwasher-safe tray liner and tool-free conversion. The Stokke Steps is a modular system rated to 85 kg and 10 years, with a 5-position footrest and 2-position backrest, but it needs Stokke's separate baby set and tray to work as a high chair. Owners of the Mockingbird praise the easy-clean surfaces and sturdy build and note the tray can be awkward to remove one-handed; the Steps is widely liked for its adjustability and longevity.

• Choose the Mockingbird High Chair if you want one chair that works as a high chair out of the box and converts to a child chair, with a dishwasher-safe tray liner and a wipe-clean silicone harness.
• Choose the Stokke Steps if you want a long-lived modular chair with a 5-position footrest and 2-position backrest that you can extend with Stokke's baby set and tray for the high chair stage.