Did you find it hard transitioning him from there to a crib eventually? If not, how did you transition him? I have A daycare baby that only likes a swing to nap in and, he’s getting too big for the swing. Thanks.
Tbh when I got it I bought a used one and I cleaned from top to bottom ofc just to make sure it was safe for our baby but I took apart the cloth when just remember how it looked before and put the straps back in the same holes u removed them from. Wash the top cloth and I sprayed down with some cleaner around the rest of the parts I couldn’t remove to wash it smelled and looked 100% better than before it wasn’t even that dirty but I was anxious about any cross contamination. It works and looks just like a new one I recommend trying that out. I had no instruction manual and I’m too stubborn to look online so I figured it out. You got this momma and you can try that out and let me know if it worked for you too!
@@michaeljordan8772 day naps or just to just lounge during the day....that's how we used it. We kept it mostly in the living room so I can catch up on household chores etc
@@michaeljordan8772 Just to clarify, I believe this person, as well as anyone in general, can NOT recommend an infant sleep in a swing. It is because of liability issues if, God forbid, an infant got injured or died sleeping in a device such as this. Doctors and mother's with safety in mind only recommend babies sleep flat on their backs in an empty crib to prevent SIDS. That being said, I have seen and heard of many parents using swings, bassinets, sleepers, even their own beds for their babies' sleep, so this would work, of course. It is just not something anyone can legally recommend. I hope you can get where I'm coming from with this. Have a great day!
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Did you find it hard transitioning him from there to a crib eventually? If not, how did you transition him? I have A daycare baby that only likes a swing to nap in and, he’s getting too big for the swing. Thanks.
My baby will only stay asleep in a swing so this would be perfect. I’ve resorted to putting her other swing in my room to sleep at night
My Sister sis too!
Does any of this come apart to wash? I can’t figure it out.
The pad comes away from the straps and I throw it in the wash!
How do you clean it? I don't want to have to take it all the way apart to wash it
Tbh when I got it I bought a used one and I cleaned from top to bottom ofc just to make sure it was safe for our baby but I took apart the cloth when just remember how it looked before and put the straps back in the same holes u removed them from. Wash the top cloth and I sprayed down with some cleaner around the rest of the parts I couldn’t remove to wash it smelled and looked 100% better than before it wasn’t even that dirty but I was anxious about any cross contamination. It works and looks just like a new one I recommend trying that out. I had no instruction manual and I’m too stubborn to look online so I figured it out. You got this momma and you can try that out and let me know if it worked for you too!
Hi, what ia the maximum age or weight upto which it can be used.
30 lbs
How long can be used?
Mine only swings for some minutes and stop did you have that problem
I don’t think so!
So it’s a bassinet too?
You aren’t suppose to use it like that… but both my sister and I did.
I just built mine , I turned it on and it’s hardly swing and the light is blinking ? What does it mean
Did you ever figure out the issue with the blinking light? Mine is doing the same
We sent 2 of them back for the same reason. It would constantly shut off after a couple of minutes
No, my baby didin’t like this swing, I’m getting another…
All babies aren’t the same ❤️
Do you recommend for this for the baby to sleep at night?
it is not recommend, so I cant advocate for it!
Then what is the point of this??!
@@michaeljordan8772 day naps or just to just lounge during the day....that's how we used it. We kept it mostly in the living room so I can catch up on household chores etc
@@michaeljordan8772 Just to clarify, I believe this person, as well as anyone in general, can NOT recommend an infant sleep in a swing. It is because of liability issues if, God forbid, an infant got injured or died sleeping in a device such as this. Doctors and mother's with safety in mind only recommend babies sleep flat on their backs in an empty crib to prevent SIDS. That being said, I have seen and heard of many parents using swings, bassinets, sleepers, even their own beds for their babies' sleep, so this would work, of course. It is just not something anyone can legally recommend. I hope you can get where I'm coming from with this. Have a great day!
Awesome thank you soo much
Where’d you get his little cute outfit? 😍😍
The good will!!!
Is this safe for newborns?
I use it for mine
Does it need the batteries to work
Nope! I just plugged it in!
Anyone know if this lays all the way flat?
It doesnt all the way!
Thank you! I ended up buying it anyways!
@@Shelbcrow did you like it? Im debating if I should get this one or the other graco swings
Is everyone else's glider also making an annoying clicking noise when moving?
@@ferdinandgericke yes sir