Fisher Price Open Top Take Along Baby Swing Reviews

The Fisher-Price Open Top Swing is a very practical choice for anyone who is space or budget-conscious. Without the bells and whistles (sometimes literally) that accompany many baby swings, this is a much simpler product. There is a bassinet-shaped cloth pad and three-point safety strap to hold baby; there is a five-speed switch that controls the back-and-forth motion of the swing; and there are fold-up legs. That's all. Toys can be suspended from the handles, and I've often used baby links to create a "string" across the top of the swing to suspend toys. But often as not, that just annoys the...

We have the Fisher-Price Rainforest Take Along Swing that was bought for us before our daughter was born.  We liked it because it wouldn't take up as much room as a full size swing would and if we wanted to, it could easily be folded up to take with us if needed.  It has 5 different swing speeds and plays "tropical" soothing music.  When our daughter was very little (8-12 lbs.) we made sure always to be in the room with her while she was in the swing.  We were afraid that she might fall over sideways and get stuck between the bars.  This never happened, but we could see that it was possible. ...

Because of our frequent travels, we knew it didn't make sense to continue using the heavy and large baby swing we had enjoyed using with our first child.  This time, we looked for something lighter, smaller, and just generally more portable.  Fisher-Price's open-top take-along swing worked out just right for us!  Nicholas sat comfortably in the seat and enjoyed the panoramic view of everything in the room (since there were no hanging toys, waist-level bars, or superior support to block his view).  We had the option of choosing among five different speeds, but we tended to just stick with the...

This was a super cute swing. As the mom of 4 kids. This is the third swing I have had. The first two were up right swing they didn't last bs they where to much of a temtation for my other kids try and get into. My kids are very close in age.   My daughter was just under 9lb when she was born, We used  this swing for three-four months  months.  My little girl was climing out of it.The great thing about this swing is that easly folds up, and take with you.  My daughter had refluxes when she was born the swing keep her in the perfect posion, and helped at first.  The music and lights Are...

My first two kids hated the swing and I was stuck with few options for soothing them to sleep and would spend hours trying to get them to sleep at times.  I had opted for a cheaper swing that wasn't very smooth or quiet  and paid the price.  This under the sea swing is smooth, quiet and has the option to swing both front to back and from side to side ( which my baby prefers).  It also has sounds and lights and six different speeds of swinging.  It may cost a bit more than some swings, but it is worth the price in sleep!

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I bought this swing when my son was 6 months old. At that time he very stayed still but when he was 11 months old he could not sit in the swing anymore. He tried to get out by pushing his feet with the seat and pulled himself out of the locked. Everytime I put him in the swing he did the same thing again. Sometime tried to stand on the seat that very dangerouse so now my son is 16 months I could not put him in the swing anymore.

i thought this was a different swing.  No opinion on this one.  Sorry