In Nursery: Modern Furnishings for Your Baby’s Room

“Round & Round: Pair Gustav Maxwell Blue Retro Stripe Bedding, $329 with the oval-shaped STOKKE SLEEPI Crib, $799, for a casual, modern style.”

Belly, Spring/Summer 2006

In Special Delivery: an inside peek at the hottest nursery items.

“Nursery necessities: STOKKE CARE Changing System…”

Parents/January 2006

In Shop with Parents:

“Splurge on a smart stroller. This sliding seat on this sleek number brings your tot closer to your level. STOKKE XPLORY , $949.”

Bundle/Winter 2005-2006

In Bundle’s Gear Guide:
Awesome Rides: Stroller Derby – The best ride

“Riding High. When you walk around town with your baby in the STOKKE XPLORY ($749; 877.978.6553; stokkeusa.com), you’re bound to turn heads. This unique Norwegian stroller offers your baby a seat that’s way off the ground so she can see everything around her. In addition, the Xplory comes with an innovative two-wheel positioning design, meaning it’s great for stairs. This stroller’s air bubble-filled rubber wheels promise a smooth ride.”

In Bundle’s Gear Guide:
Awesome Highchairs: Sitting Pretty – The lowdown on high chairs

“High Style. There’s nothing better than having your baby join you for mealtime. The European-designed Stokke’s KinderZeat ($199; 877.978.6553; stokkeusa.com), comes in nine different finishes and has cushion in six colors.”

In Bundle’s Gear Guide:
Awesome Babywares: Sleeping Beauties – Our inspiring sleepy-buy cribs

“Dramatic. The innovative shape of this STOKKE SLEEPI Crib ($699; 877.978.6553; stokkeusa.com) takes our breath away. It’s the only oval-shaped crib on the market. Using STOKKE-provided tools, the crib converts to a toddler bed and then, a junior bed.”

Pregnancy Buyer’s Guide/2006 Edition

In First Year Gear Strollers

“STOKKE’s philosophy might as well be “Let them move,” and this ultra-modern stroller is no exception. The XPLORY stroller lets your infant sit up and look around. It’s designed especially for city walking, Our tester said: “This is the stroller of the future! Not only is it the easiest-to-navigate stroller I’ve ever tried, it’s also adjustable so both my 6’3” husband and 5’ mother-in-law can comfortably push it.””

In First Year Gear Nursery

“The STOKKE SLEEPI System has a unique womb-like shape and allows you to convert your baby’s crib from a bassinet to a toddler bed. Made with sleek European design, the STOKKE SLEEPI grows along with your baby. Our tester said: “I absolutely fell in love with this crib. It’s so beautifully made, and the wood is exquisite. I think this will be a family heirloom.””

Domino/March 2006

In End Note: 10 Things that make me happy.

“STOKKE baby high chair. The perfect marriage of form and function. The angular (Norwegian) design makes any apartment look instantly chic, plus it lets your child sit at the same level as the grown-ups’ table.”

American Baby/March 2006

In Modern Love:
The nursery takes a baby step away from the traditional.

“Round it goes. STOKKE’s beautiful SLEEPI Crib ($700; stokkeusa.com) with Bebe Chic’s “Lollipops” bedding
($550 for a 3-piece Sleepi set; bebechic.com)”

Belly, Fall/Holiday 2005

In Belly Buzz

“Gear Alert! Hey Ma, I’m enjoying the view! We love this stroller because it has a unique and upright design that allows the baby to sit high so they are able to see everything going on around the, as they navigate the city in comfort. The position of the seat prevents the baby from breathing in car exhaust fumes, dust and feeling heat from the pavement. Facing you there are three positions available: sleep, rest and active sitting. In addition, babies can face their parents, creating stronger bonds between parents and child. Here’s who we heard shelled out $749 for this high-tech number: Courtney Cox-Arquette and Russell Crowe.”

American Baby/December 2005

In Sharing a Room: Got two kids in one bedroom? There’s lots of ways to maximize space.

“Storage Galore: Finally, a closet! The room’s official closet was in a hallway, which Marisa had taken over when they moved in. The STOKKE storage system provides room to hang dresses and shirts; pj’s and pants go in the baskets below. As the girl acquire more things, another component can be added to make the armoire deeper.” “Most armoires are so chunky and heavy. This is streamlined and modern looking,’ says Marisa. “Yet there is so much room,”

Absolute/May 2005

In Design : Nursery Cool

A booster seat in four-wheel drive, Stokke's Xplory gives your child a higher vantage point on the street - and you the most righteous ride at the playground. The romovable seat adjusts to five forward and backward-facing position, and the stroller folds for travel. Suitable up to age 3.

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