Best Baby Swings
are sturdy and safe

The best baby swings have a sturdy, stable frame and a wide base. Other features should include a 5 point harness, a reclining seat, removable, washable padding and music to keep the baby entertained.

Baby swings entertain the baby with fun activities and music. They also provide a chance for the parent to do some chores.

As the baby grows, the swing frame can be folded and stored away. You can use it as a toddler rocker. The swing is intended for babies who weigh up to 25 pounds. The rocker is suited for babies up to 40 pounds.

Fisher Price has a good selection of cradle swings. The Starlight Papasan is a popular model that costs about $150-160. Features include a comfortable seat and head support. A canopy surrounds the baby.

The swing can move side to side or front to back. The baby is entertained with 8 songs and stars that float all around. Push a switch and a starry night light show projects onto the canopy. Other features include 6 swing speeds, a 2 position reclining seat and volume control.

The Fisher Price Rainforest open top take along swing costs about $70-75. It has a deep cradle seat and head support for comfort. Features include:
1. Toy mobile
2. Seven rainforest songs
3. Five different swing speeds
4. Three point security restraint
5. Volume control



Graco also offers some of the best baby swings. A special swing is the Sweetpeace Newborn Soothing Center. It has four unique seating positions that mimic the ways parents naturally hold their babies and 4 cradling motions that create 4 distinct soothing sensations.

It also has 3 reclines, 6 speeds, music and lights. Other features include a removable swaddle blanket and headrest. Included is a carrier seat that doubles as a floor rocker and a car seat compatible frame. Price is about $180-190.

Traditional Graco swings cost about $110-140, depending on the model.

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