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Why does the Stokke® Xplory® Sibling Board not fit my Stokke® Xplory® stroller?
The Stokke® Xplory® stroller was not originally designed to be used with a sibling board, simply because it did not exist at the time. In response to customer feedback over the first years our product development team worked hard to come up with an add-on solution that would not compromise the safety or stability of the stroller. They found that this could only be achieved by modifying the chassis in a way which cannot be carried out retroactively, on earlier Stokke® Xplory® strollers. The Stokke® Xplory® Sibling Board was only introduced in October 2009 and it is therefore only compatible with Stokke® Xplory® strollers produced from that date on. To be more precise, it will fit on Stokke® Xplory® strollers with serial number 113464 and above. It goes without saying that it fits on all strollers of the new V3 model, launched in 2010. Read More
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How do I know whether the Stokke® Xplory® Sibling Board fits my Stokke® Xplory® Stroller?
Our Design Team identified a need for the Sibling Board, therefore it was only designed from the Xplory® V3 and now the V4. To be more precise, it will fit on Stokke® Xplory® strollers with serial number 113464 and above. Read More
- How do I know whether the Stokke® Xplory® car seat adapters fit my Stokke® Xplory® Stroller?
- How can the Stokke® Xplory® Sheepskin Lining and Winter Kit sheepskin accessories best be maintained?
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Does the Stokke® Stroller parasol protect the baby against UV rays?
The parasol sold with the Stokke® Stroller has been tested by an independent testing institute for the level of UV protection it affords and it was found to have an Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) of 50, which is classified as "Excellent Protection". However, it is still recommended to avoid exposing young children to direct sunlight for extended periods. Read More
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Are Stokke® Xplory® Carry Cots compatible with chassis regardless of model and country version?
Any Stokke® Xplory® Carry Cot is compatible with all Stokke® Xplory® chassis, regardless of country version or model. Read More
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For which age is this seat suitable?
This seat can be used from when the baby is born until approximately one year of age. However, please note that this is just an average value and does not limit or guarantee the usage time. You must stop using this seat when the height or weight limit is reached or the uppermost point of the baby’s head reaches the highest point of the seat. Ideally, you should look for toddler seats already some time before your baby has reached this point. Additionally, check how the shoulder belts are sitting on your baby’s shoulders. If the shoulder belts are not coming straight onto the shoulders anymore but are coming from below the shoulders when having the headrest/belts in the highest setting, then it’s time to change as well. Read More
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- Stokke® Trailz™ Update
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How do I have to assemble my Stokke® Tripp Trapp® harness?
Please see this film showing how to assemble the Stokke Harness. <a href="https://youtu.be/ZRGmFq9Vjqw" target="_blank">Click here.</a> Read More
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What are the Flexi Bath® Toy Cups made of? Are they safe for my child - even if they place them in their mouths?
The Toy Cups have undergone extensive testing and are safe for your child. They are made of food graded TPE, free from PVC, phthalates, BPA and other harmful substances Read More
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Do I need to remove the seat rail or the canopy for folding?
No, the seat rail rotates into the seat for a compact folded size and no need to remove the canopy Read More
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Do I need to remove the car seat/CSA to fold the stroller?
Yes, you need to remove the car seat/CSA to fold the chassis. Read More
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Can I remove the wheels?
Yes, you can remove the front and back wheels to minimize storage space. Read More
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Can the Stokke® Beat™ Seat be used without a chassis?
No, the seat must be attached to the chassis to be compliant with the safety regulations for strollers. Read More