My son got this time as a gift from my parents when he was seven months old. He had loved his children swing since birth, and they wanted him to have something to play with outside. We did not use the swing much at first, but when he was a little over eight months the weather finally warmed up and I sent my husband out to hang the swing.
Here are our favorite features in turn:
-No lap belts to mess with. This does not jeopardize the safety of swing, ensuring over-the-head drive them as a three-point safety belt would.
-The restraint may be stored during the swing when your baby is too big for it, which makes this a baby swing. A good transition! And when you want to convert back to an infant swing to a new sibling or a guest, you are not looking high and low for the restraint that you deleted years ago.
-Easy to get in and out. There is no bar to slide down the rope and pinch fingers and bumping heads Fisher Price version. The restraint turns over the back of the swing when you finish and are very easy to get when you put the baby in the swing.
-Installation was easy. This is largely true for all curves. The hardest thing for us was to get it to hang from the tree level, but each time is about the same in this area.
Drain holes. Thank God for them! When it rains swing will not be flooded, who will sit in it until the baby decides it's time for a turn, then you have to wash it now brown water. You take it for granted, but my friend has a Step 2 Caterpillar Swing, which brings together some very rough looking thing!
All in all, a swing a swing! But this time has many great features that are comfortable for a child and a child and is very affordable. Although our first time parents feel comfortable with our children in this swing!
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