Zooper Rocker Red

 (6 customer reviews)

I purchased the Zooper chair which I thought would be a nice and comfy modern addition to our baby gear but I was wrong. First and foremost my daughter is under 20lbs and cannot sit unassisted....guidelines that are required by Zooper. I noticed that the latches did not engage completely in all of the seating angles but thought I really only needed three angles....boy was I wrong. I thought I had securely positioned the seat in a 45 degree angle, I even pressed gently to make sure that it would remain. I then sat my baby girl in it and belted her in. I ran to the bathroom and before I could come back I heard her crying and discovered that the seat had reclined completely scaring the living daylights out of her. Still giving the seat the benefit of the doubt (maybe it was my error), I sat her in a more upright position. As if it were in slow motion my little girl reached for a toy on her lap and the whole rocker tumbled forward onto our hardwood floors. Both times the rocker was set in...Read more

I was rather disappointed with this rocker. I was looking for a simple rocker with no noisy music etc and of good quality. I figured at this price the mechanism would be good. However I found tilting the rocker very difficult as the catch at the back was difficult to open and required quite a lot of force. This meant I had to lift the baby out before I could adjust the seat which wasn't much good when he had already fallen asleep and I needed to tip him further back. I also found it hard to get the Zooper to engage in each of the 5 tilting positions (only 3 seem to work on mine).

On the plus side, it looks smart (no whimsical bits) and is easy to dismantle to put in a suitcase for travel

My husband & I didn't want a rocker that vibrates & that is really hard to find. I just wanted something simple to put our son in & also for feedings later on before the highchair. We got this zooper & the toy bar and it's nice but it was expensive. At this rate we could have purchased a vibrating one & just left out the batteries. The skid protectors on the legs shift around alot & don't stay put. It is pretty easy to remove the cover to wash it once you've done it a few times. The adjustment for the seat decline seem kind of stupid - I would think that today they would come up w/ a simpler adjustment mechanism that lets you know if it's really in place & what stage it is locked at. Would not recommend for the price.