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Why do you think that? The fast one will just make it vibrate like you see on the left side. A slower speed will use the momentum and the strollers suspension to create a proper rocking rythm. They are correct in the demonstration. Fast speed will barely make the stroller rock, whereas the slower speed will.

It was uploaded 6 years ago

@@firuzabobomurodova4521 A smart person would remove that post. I watched that less than 72 hours ago. To me, that video is new. I've never seem it before....duh!

@@Jehoshua.J.A.K. r u serious? You want all the content makers change their past videos? Its just babies gadget be real

@@firuzabobomurodova4521 Look, bobo. If I had a product with any of the following words "rocket" " bomb" "hijack" "Hostage" "Islam" "Muhammad" "Muslim" etc. I would change it, remove it or rebrand it. The Islamic and Arab culture is about to experience being the target of a global cancel culture. Wake up!

I wouldn't worry about it so much, as it doesn't really work like the way it works on these commercials. :)

The Rockit was designed and tested for pushchairs and prams. A helping hand when you are out and about. We can't recommend it for use on other items. We recommend it for strollers as it is one of the few things you can take anywhere - airport, cafe, restaurant etc. If you have the stroller and a Rockit then you have a rocker with you at all times! We can't guarantee that it will fit to Moses baskets, cots or cribs. Rockit was extensively safety tested by Intertek, a global product testing company and they felt that it might be mounted by a tired parent on a bar inside the cot, where the baby could snag clothing. Because we want to adhere to the highest safety standard for all our products we're not able to recommend use on cots, cribs or Moses baskets. We do have a product called 'Zed' which is specifically designed for cribs rockitrocker.com/zed/