Graco Simple Sway Swing, Ivy

I got this for my sister when she was having a baby and she said, and I quote, “this is the best thing we got off of our registry.” Their baby LOVES this thing. When she is fussy and tired, but won’t take a nap, this thing does the trick. My sister said it’s easy to put together. It is easy to operate.

My baby is almost three months old and we’ve been using this swing everyday since she was born. I will say this thing has some power and can SWING LOL. We keep it on all low settings. Putting it together wasn’t hard but I will say the legs take up some room.

Great product. Baby fell asleep as soon as I put her in it.

I got this for my bother and his wife for a baby shower. It was very easy to build and very sturdy. The only downfall I think is that the music that plays isn’t that loud since you do hear the motor noise slightly. The vibration is a great add on in the seat!

I bought this for a friend as a gift. They absolutely love it, but they did mention that it is so big. I guess you need a room with a good amount of floor space to set this up.

Really great purchase. Cozy and works great.

Este columpio es muy bueno de buen tamaño para una gran duración

I have gone through 3 of these in the first month of trying to use it. The first one stopped working 3 days in. The motor simply stops swinging the baby seat side to side. It just clicks like it's trying to work but has no power to move the seat with the 9lbs baby in it. I returned that one and bought a 2nd because the reviews were so great. The 2nd one had wiring problems right out of the box. The wires were kinked and frayed so i never even used it. Sent the 2nd one back and now we've had the 3rd one for about 2 weeks. It has been fine but now suddenly it's starting to die off just like the first one. It's on setting 2 of 6 for the swing and as I watch the baby swing back and forth, it's struggling to stay in motion and is literally slowing swinging less and less as I watch it. It's almost as if the chair gets tired after 10 mins of swinging a baby and it decides to slow down and stop. But it's connected to electricity so there's no reason for this performance drop off. If i were running it on batteries it would seem obvious that the batteries are running low, which is probably the best way to describe what's happening except i'm connected to the power in the wall. Another flaw in the design is that the vibration feature of the chair, only works on batteries for some reason. The swing plugs into the wall but the vibration is not wired to electricity so you'll plow through batteries if you use the vibration feature much. All in all, the idea of this chair seems great. But I'm 0-3 so far with experiencing one that's operated acceptably for more than 2 weeks.