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Yes, YOYO bag is machine washable at 30°C. Read More

Yes, the MuTable™ chair includes the backrest and Extensions and can be used with and without the backrest as the child grows. The backrest should be used in the first 6 years to support and can then be removed to make more space on the stool as the child grows. Read More

Here are a few tips to help you make sure your baby will be comfortably and ergonomically sitting in their carrier: - If your baby is wearing footed pajamas, make sure they are large enough to allow extra room for the toes. The pajamas tend to rise up when the baby is sitting, and it might squish your baby’s feet - Avoid using thick coveralls since it might prevent your baby from sitting correctly in the carrier - If possible, no hood on the baby’s jacket/sweater to ensure better back support - The carrier counts as one layer of clothing, so make sure that your baby is not too warm in the carrier Read More

- Ensure that you do not dress your baby too warmly. The baby wrap or baby carrier already counts as one layer of clothing. - Dress your baby to protect them from the sun. Choose natural fabrics such as cotton, wool or silk clothing and lightweight leggings rather than trousers. - You can apply a light layer of mineral sun cream to any areas of the body exposed to the sun or buy a special baby sun cream with UV protection. Top with a sun hat and you're good to go! - Babywearing during the summer is best done in the shade or indoors, especially during the hottest periods, between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. - Offer your baby water regularly. The smallest babies should be offered breastmilk or formula milk. - It is normal to sweat at the point of contact with your baby, remember that adults are also sweating "for" the baby to cool their body temperature as well as their own. - A carrier with Mesh material can also be a good option as the mesh fabric is more breathable. Read More

There are no current safety tests available for comfort devices like the BedBox™ to be tested upon. The BedBox™ is individually tested by many major international airlines, please see the list here https://www.stokke.com/FRA/fr-fr/ct/airline-list.html. However, we have assessed the BedBox™ using the IATA decision tool for non-certified comfort devices like the BedBox™. IATA is The International Air Transport Association (IATA), and it is the trade association for the world's airlines, representing some 290 airlines or 82% of total air traffic. Its mission is to represent, lead, and serve the airline industry. IATA officially updated their Cabin Operations Safety Best Practices Guide, 4th edition, to include guidelines and a decision tool regarding Non-certified Comfort Devices, the category the BedBox™ falls into. This decision tool is also included in the 8th edition, updated in 2023, and shows how the BedBox™ is a safe comfort device. This document can be found on IATA’s website, here http://www.iata.org/publications/store/Pages/cabin-safety-guide.aspx Read More

The Stokke JetKids BackPack has a “hidden” zipper that will expand the backpack with 2L. The zipper is specially designed to make it easier to contract the Crew BackPack back to its original size. You simply place the round ends of the zipper together, use your thumb and forefinger to hold it in place while you zip it. Read More

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• Place the waist belt high around your waist and tighten the waist belt and shoulder straps firmly. • Position the attachment strap in one of the four loops at the same level as your armpit. • Place your baby inside and adjust the attachment straps and the headrest to make sure your baby is well supported and comfortable. Your baby should now be positioned high up on your chest in the “kissing position” where you can easily kiss your baby’s head. Make sure to give your baby some space in the headrest to move a bit and breathe properly. Read More

”When adjusted correctly, the carrier gives good support for the baby’s head. MyCarrier offers some room for movement so that the baby can decide its head positioning on their own and strengthen their neck muscles.” Vibeke Smith Aulie. Child Pediatric Physiotherapist Read More

”Infants are born with a curved back and gradually develops an S-shaped spine as they start to stand and walk. MyCarrier has an adjustable width so that it always gives your baby proper support, from 4 weeks up to 3 years.” Vibeke Smith Aulie. Child Pediatric Physiotherapist" Read More

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Yes, there are two height levels on the Stokke® Home™ bed. The highest level is recommended to use from approximately 0 to 6 months old. The highest level is 40.3 cm / 15.87 inches from the floor to the mattress bottom .The lower level is recommended to use from 6 months to 5 years old and is 17cm / 6.69 inches from the floor to the mattress bottom. Read More

The best way to maintain your Stokke® Home™ Bed, is to wipe it with a soft, damp clothe, afterwards wipe down with a dry clothe until completely dry. Refrain from using a micro fiber cloth or household detergents as they may damage the finish of the crib. Read More

The Stokke ® Home™ Bed mattress sold in the UK is treated with flame retardants. This is due to manufacturing and safety requirements in the UK. Read More

The Stokke® Home™ Bed mattress is rectangular and 10 cm high or thick, 132 cm long and 70 cm wide. Or 3,9 inches high/thick, 52 inches long and 27,5 inches wide. Read More