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Product Features
- Suitable from 6 months to 5 years old with extra support for smaller babies
- Converts in to stool and is incredibly comfortable for all ages
- Height adjustable for table, sofa or breakfast-bar and smooth gliding wheels for easy movement
- Ultra hygienic and much safer as can work without a harness
- Table moves right back out of the way for easy access and chair rotates 360 degrees
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The Brother Max Scoop Highchair
Brother Max Scoop Highchair (insert sold separately).
Easy to adjust and assembles in 5 minutes.
Ergonomically designed and high build quality.
The Scoop highchair grows with your child.
The Brother Max Scoop is a highchair so advanced it grows with your family, while its elegant design makes a striking addition to any contemporary kitchen.
Developed with ergonomic design specialists Seymourpowell, the Scoop Highchair starts life as an ergonomic highchair for babies and converts into a proper, stylish stool suitable for use by children up to five years old. It adjusts with ease to any height table top or breakfast bar, ensuring baby becomes part of family mealtimes, and can be easily stored away afterwards.
Made from chrome, stainless steel and premium moulded plastic, its sophisticated and streamlined design means there are no dirt traps, for better hygiene, and no finger traps for improved child safety. Other unique features include a smooth, child-friendly mechanism which allows the table to be moved completely clear of the child for easy access and 'table top' eating.
An ergonomic seat insert (sold separately) can be added to provide additional comfort and support for smaller babies. For maximum flexibility and value-for-money, this seat insert, and the entire table section, can then be completely removed, converting the Scoop Highchair into a stylish stool that will see your child through to around five years old.
An ingenious one-touch pneumatic lift feature enables you to adjust the height of the chair with ease, whilst a clever rotating feature allows the seat to turn a full 360 degrees. Smooth gliding castors on the base offer portability around the house, with far more ease than other highchairs.
Assembly of the chair takes just five minutes, while a high build quality ensures ultra safe and sturdy mechanisms. The Scoop Highchair is the only non-wooden high chair on the market that is certified as both a highchair and a piece of furniture.
Celebrity mum Denise Van Outen loves the Scoop Highchair. Writing in Prima Baby magazine she described it as "genius" and "a brilliant design".
Features of the Scoop Highchair:
- Ultra hygienic design with no dirt traps that is easy to wipe clean.
- Highchair converts into a contemporary chair suitable for use by children up to 5 years old.
- Specifically designed to work without a harness when the table is in the closed position, although one is supplied if this option is preferred. The only highchair on the market to solve the problem of little ones trying to lift themselves out!
- Effortless pneumatic lift; height adjustable for table, breakfast bar or sofa feeding, or convenient storage.
- Table moves clear of child for easy access in and out of highchair, or removes for sitting at table.
- Removable ergonomic seat insert (sold separately) supports smaller babies; insert is removed as baby grows.
- Incredibly comfortable for all ages, due to its ergonomic design by industry specialists Seymourpowell.
- No finger traps.
- Rotates 360 degrees for easy access.
- Smooth gliding castors for portability.
- Fully adjustable footrest.
- Assembles in just 5 minutes.
- Quick release mechanisms which are child-proof and hidden.
- High build quality ensures ultra safe and sturdy mechanisms.
- Scoop is the only non-wooden highchair on the market to be certified both as a piece of furniture and a highchair.
- Elegant, contemporary look.
- BpA, Phthalate and PVC free.
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- Brother Max Scoop Highchair
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
If you are looking for a great looking highchair that's easy to use and clean, comfortable for your baby and fully height adjustable then this is definitely worth looking at. The harness-free design is particularly useful and very simple indeed. It is a big and heavy chair which makes it very solid but also less easy to move around, especially as it only has two small casters on the back instead of full caster and breaks. That means in order to move it one needs to lift up the front (not easy!) and then roll it about. We have hard wearing carpet but with laminate flooring I would be concerned about scratching the floor that way. Another less than ideal feature is the lever at the back that allows turning the chair in 90 degree steps. It's small and difficult to use and could easily be made more ergonomic. Overall a very good concept and product but make sure it's right for your household.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
We have been using this highchair since Christmas 2010. It is superb. Our daughter loves being in it; putting her in it is simplicity itself; it is very easy to keep clean; it has a big heavy base, which makes it very stable (important as our daughter gets very energetic with excitement at mealtimes!); it is beautifully engineered,robust and easy to assemble; it is also attractive to look at. We have had a number of flatering comments made by friends who have seen it and/or whose children have sat in it. The obvious minus points are (a) it is expensive and (b) its big, stable base needs a significant amount of room. So, if you have a good-sized eating area and you are fortunate enough to stretch to the asking price then we would say - go for it, you won't regret it. We 'test-drove' the Bloom Fresco highchair alternative(which is even more expensive) and, frankly, it wasn't in the same league as the Scoop - too difficult to keep clean and not as robust or well made. Brother Max Scoop Highchair
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
My wife and I bought one of these not long after our first baby began weaning - we'd already had some other Brother Max products, like the food portioners and the milk dispenser, and liked the fact that they were novel, practical and stylish.
The high chair is like no other on the market - it looks great, and everyone comments on how funky it looks when they see it in our kitchen. If it's usage didn't live up to the same level, however, I wouldn't be writing this review, but it's in the simplicity and practicality of its use that it really excels, and why it stands a clear head and shoulders above the "traditional" types of high chair.
Putting the child in the seat takes all of five seconds - hold the child with one arm, click the switch underneath the table. The table slides forward, you pop the baby in, and push the table back into place. And that's it. No messing about with straps, no trapping your fingers in anything - click, slide, baby in, slide, job done. To get the baby out, it's just as easy - click the switch, table slides forward, and pick up the baby. When we go and stay at relatives and have to revert back to using a traditional high chair it's noticeable how much more of a hassle it is!
The seat, combined with the table mechanism, keeps the child safely in place whether you use the insert or not - we took the insert out when our son was just over a year old. It comes with straps, but they've stayed in the box - we were a little bit dubious at first, as we didn't really understand how the chair would keep the baby in place, but it does - and more than that, because it's so comfortable for him, our son doesn't show the slightest inclination to try and get out. The bottom is on castors, so you can slide it around, and is nice and stable so no matter how much wriggling around the baby does, there's no chance that they'll tip over the chair.
There's no denying that it's more expensive than a traditional high chair, but then it does grow as the baby does - the seat insert comes out as they get older, then the table mechanism can be removed to use it as a stool, so I reckon it'll be in use until our son's 5 at least, and it's solidly built so I don't doubt it'll still be in good shape at that stage. And when I think of all the time that we'll save over those years by not having to mess about with straps, it's well worth the investment!
The high chair is like no other on the market - it looks great, and everyone comments on how funky it looks when they see it in our kitchen. If it's usage didn't live up to the same level, however, I wouldn't be writing this review, but it's in the simplicity and practicality of its use that it really excels, and why it stands a clear head and shoulders above the "traditional" types of high chair.
Putting the child in the seat takes all of five seconds - hold the child with one arm, click the switch underneath the table. The table slides forward, you pop the baby in, and push the table back into place. And that's it. No messing about with straps, no trapping your fingers in anything - click, slide, baby in, slide, job done. To get the baby out, it's just as easy - click the switch, table slides forward, and pick up the baby. When we go and stay at relatives and have to revert back to using a traditional high chair it's noticeable how much more of a hassle it is!
The seat, combined with the table mechanism, keeps the child safely in place whether you use the insert or not - we took the insert out when our son was just over a year old. It comes with straps, but they've stayed in the box - we were a little bit dubious at first, as we didn't really understand how the chair would keep the baby in place, but it does - and more than that, because it's so comfortable for him, our son doesn't show the slightest inclination to try and get out. The bottom is on castors, so you can slide it around, and is nice and stable so no matter how much wriggling around the baby does, there's no chance that they'll tip over the chair.
There's no denying that it's more expensive than a traditional high chair, but then it does grow as the baby does - the seat insert comes out as they get older, then the table mechanism can be removed to use it as a stool, so I reckon it'll be in use until our son's 5 at least, and it's solidly built so I don't doubt it'll still be in good shape at that stage. And when I think of all the time that we'll save over those years by not having to mess about with straps, it's well worth the investment!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good desing but poor finishings and horrible service
Unfortunately I became an expert on this product as I received it 3 times in 2 weeks time (I had to return), and by now I can assemble it with my eyes closed, so I hope my review... Read more
Published 10 days ago by mamadesandro
Big and Heavy
We have a breakfast bar in our kitchen ad this chair reaches up to it, which is great. It's really easy to set up and takes all of five minutes and seriously easy to use and... Read more
Published 24 days ago by Shamima Debar
Make the decision and go for it!
I spent far to long deciding on this highchair and I had no need to worry as it is perfect for my needs. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Redstylist
Excellent product backed up by excellent customer service
After much research and deliberation, we opted for the Scoop. We almost went for a Stokke Tripp Trapp but in the end, we just felt the innovative design of the Scoop and the many... Read more
Published 3 months ago by snaxo
Fantastic!
My wife and I spent ages looking for a highchair for our son that was practical, easy to use, clean and modern. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Court11
What a product!
firstly I must say the quality of the highchair is brilliant, it's so sturdy and the different settings make it by far the best highchair we've ever had in our house. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Kevin
Beautiful and functional!
Absolutely beautiful design piece, cleaning it is extremely easy and red/orange pure's do not stain the plastic! Read more
Published 4 months ago by G. Stoytcheva
Very good!
This is an excellent high chair! I bought it for my 6 months old after Stokke high chair proved to be useless. The design is very modern and attractive, goes well in our kitchen. Read more
Published 5 months ago by MostGorgeous
AWESOME, Beats the competiton hands down
The 3 most important things to us about a highchair was hygene, ease of use, and looks.
The Brother Max exceeds our expectations for all of these, but it wasn't our first... Read more
The Brother Max exceeds our expectations for all of these, but it wasn't our first... Read more
Published 6 months ago by L. C. Andrew
Worth every penny...
This highchair is head and shoulders above the rest! No straps to fiddle about with or nooks and crannies to collect food deris (and we all know how messy feeding time can be). Read more
Published 6 months ago by Em&Ow
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