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[1] Included, wood with plastic snap-on cover [2] Purchase PlayTray separately, designed for Stokke $89.99 (!) [3] Purchase separately, wood, no plastic cover $29.99 [4] I’m all for the family table, but the first several months (or years) of eating are messy and quite destructive to a table top in my experience, so I feel like a high chair should definitely have a tray option. I’m intrigued by the PlayTray made for Stokke, but I’m not sure how easy it would be to get your kiddo in & out with it on, or how easy it would be to buckle the kiddo in, then slip the tray on (it slides over the top of the side rails). Overall, it seems to be a great solution to the Stokke’s main weakness (beyond price). I like the Keekaroo tray and, unlike some reviewers, have not had problems with how it functions or with the finish on either my mom’s, or mine, which I’ve been using for several months–I'll update if anything changes. The tray on the Svan was too narrow to prevent drop-age and spills and the plastic cover didn’t cover all of the wood. Mom Point: Keekaroo [0] 
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Wooden High Chair Review: Comparison of the Svan, Stokke Tripp Trapp and the Keekaroo Height Right High Chairs - The Mom Edit
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