BÉABA
BÉABA is a French high-end mother-and-baby brand founded in 1989, known for creating the world's first baby food maker, BabyCook.
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Overview
BÉABA (Chinese name: 芘亚芭) is a high-end mother-and-baby brand from France. Founded in 1989, it is dedicated to providing infants and young children with products and professional feeding methods, developing products that help parents prepare simple, safe and nutritious complementary food. In 1989 BÉABA developed the world's first baby food maker, BabyCook, which changed the history of infant feeding. BÉABA is present in more than 30 countries worldwide and has set up over 2,000 counters in Europe and America. Its product lines include the BabyCook series of baby food makers, high chairs, bouncers, safety seats, changing bags, thermometers and sunglasses. The brand upholds the three concepts of 'design', 'simplicity' and 'innovation'.
History
BÉABA (Chinese name: 芘亚芭) is a high-end mother-and-baby brand from France. The founder, Mr. J.M. Chaudeurge, felt for his wife's hardship in caring for their child, and to reduce her burden, in 1989 developed the world's first baby food maker, BabyCook, and BÉABA was born from this. The launch of BabyCook freed the hands and time of countless mothers and changed the history of infant feeding. In 1990 the BEABA company was formally established. In 1992 RED CASTLE was created. In 2003 the newly designed BABYCOOK Original was launched with a curved shape. In 2005 a Spanish subsidiary was established and the brand entered the US market in the same year. In 2009 the Paris brand flagship store opened. In 2011 the third-generation baby food maker, BabyCook Solo, was launched, faster and easier to operate; in the same year the US subsidiary of RED CASTLE was acquired and an international trade office was established. From 2012 BEABA began acquiring various infant and child brands, forming the Peek-A-Boo holding company; in the same year it launched the new BabyCook Duo series with two independent extra-large capacity containers. In 2014 BEABA Hong Kong took full responsibility for expansion in the Chinese and Asia-Pacific markets, and the BEABA Original Plus model was launched. In 2016 BEABA upgraded its entire product line. In 2017 BEABA launched a macaron-colored baby food maker series and feeding products, and established Belgian and German subsidiaries. In 2018 BEABA launched the new variable-frequency cooking baby food maker BabyCook NEO, and a second Paris brand flagship store was established. In 2020 BEABA launched the Milk Range milk preparation series, along with new BabyCook NEO colors cardamom green and a French elegant limited edition. In 2021 BEABA launched the BabyCook NEO in maple red and a new PP food storage container. In 2022 the BEABA family welcomed Belgian high-end baby furniture brand CHILDHOME, and BEABA launched the BabyCook Express baby food maker with innovative blending and steaming functions, able to make healthy complementary food within 15 minutes in fast steaming mode. In 2023 BEABA launched BabyCook Express in moonlight rice and pine green colors, a new three-piece silicone bowl set, stainless steel lunch box and more; in the same year Spanish bottle and nipple brand Suavinex joined the BEABA family. To date BEABA has three major series: The Meal, Home Sweet Home and Outings.
Products and positioning
High-end mother-and-baby brand from France, emphasizing design, simplicity and innovation.
BabyCook
The world's first baby food maker, developed in 1989.
BabyCook NEO
Variable-frequency cooking baby food maker launched in 2018.
BabyCook Express
Baby food maker with innovative blending and steaming functions, launched in 2022.
Up & Down High Chair
Baby height-adjustable high chair.
Up&Down Bouncer
Baby bouncer.
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