Munchkin Bluetooth Enabled Lightweight Baby Swing with Natural Sway in 5 Speeds and Remote Control, Cotton, Grey/White, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Little one loves it. Well made. Was a but cautious with some of the reviews but, with ANYTHING you give to a baby/child, it's your responsibility to check it over before use. No problems with this. Would recommend/buy again (and I'm ultra picky what I buy for my grandbabies)

Our granddaughter loves bouncing around in this

My five month old baby LOVES this! It’s way cheaper than most of the other door bouncers I’ve seen, and honestly who wants to spend £60+ on a kid’s toy?Very simple to assemble and feels extremely secure. And easy to move to other door frames around the house! Took me a couple minutes to put up and adjust to his height.I’d read in another review that it was a bit of a faff to put baby in and that you really could use two people but I found it just fine on my own. The instructions are clear and suggest firstly putting the harness on baby (I lay him on it first to get his arms and legs in the right place then flip him onto his tummy to secure the straps at the back), then sitting them on your knee while you hook the straps onto the frame. Which works great.To be honest, the lion version of this is super cute, but I don’t think he will get much extra enjoyment from it compared to the plain version. I prefer the lion one as it looks adorable but the plastic rings are pointless (box says they are there to clack as baby bounces for auditory fun) and he’s way too busy bouncing and enjoying being upright to care about the crinkly lion mane or ribbons. I’m glad I paid extra but if money is tight the plain version will do everything you want from a bouncer.All in all I’m delighted. So affordable. Excellent quality (the frame feels really secure). Baby happy and so pleased with himself to be upright and have a little independence, which buys us time to have a hot drink!

Purchased this last night simply so that I can try be in the kitchen while this string carries my baby. My baby is just under 3 months so not ready for a high chair. So far i have been ok leaving her on the centre of bed but since yesterday she has began rolling. Therefore i can no longer leave her alone in her happy place. She dislikes her bouncer and feels caged in her pod. She is too small for a highchair and walkers/jumperoo, which is why I have opted to try this.In terms of the security features this is very sturdy and well designed. It's very easy to assemble. The price is fair for it's quality but i wish it had some cushioning around the straps as it does make her right cheek red. (I wrapped the strap with a muslin cloth which fixed that problem).It is a faff to secure the fastening while putting baby in and out single handed.I found that It's easier to carry baby up to my lap before unfastening and getting her out.My baby is still small so there was room on the floor, i tried to use a cushion but i also had a play mat to fill the height gap, but then i noticed that there was more give on the rope from the top to extend the baby lower to ground. To do this It may help to sit on a chair next to the door and fasten baby into harness while baby sits on your lap. If the height is too short. Pick them back up again and get someone else to adujst the height as its hard to adjust while the babies weight pulls the ropes down or take baby out to make it easier to adjust.It will also help to place cusions near door frame INCASE baby finds the strength to leap and hit the frame as there is no control which way baby can swing.Overall a very good holder, i wish the rope had a hook system to disconnect the baby hanger with ease. But overall this will be suitable for any baby that is confident carrying their head weight. Its one of those things you'll probably only get a few weeks use from as i can't see my child being init when she is any stronger. She will defo be strong but clumsy and hit the frame.I can't recommend this for households with other infants due to the above risk.I do recommend this for mums living in apartments or have no other care - this may help if you need to give your arms a rest. Baby will stay upright and feel like they're being held. Will help being stay uprightI will use this sparingly and only when i'm in kitchen and she wants to stand and just watch me. She seems to like this but I'm not sure how long I'll get away with her thinking she is being carried and finding out the truth. But It'll do for now and I'll update if anything changes.

I bought this for my five month old granddaughter who seems to be desperately curious - as all small people are I guess - and who wanted to be up and about.And, what a hit.I'd love to post the video my son sent me but Amazon won't post anything with children in it for safety I guess but, the look on her face was superb. Initially it was a bit shocked then huge excitement when she discovered that just like her parents she could 'stand' up and then bounce up and down.Now, one thing to note is that no matter how much fun something is, when you are five months old anything wears thin after five minutes so don't think this will give you a huge amount of rest - it won't. However, it helps and of course assists baby in learning how to use his or her legs.Compared to similar things from when I was a young parent this is so much better and well thought out. Probably a lot less dangerous too.Design is of course aimed at new mums, being cute and nursery like. Baby won't give a monkey's but it will make parents feel better. Most importantly, its well made, secure and holds your child comfortably and safely.The clamp fits over the top of the door frame and is solid and well thought out. You might make a few marks on your wall or paintwork but nothing major.And, something worth bearing in mind, it takes up little room which, today is important given that many new houses are very small.Overall, an excellent baby bouncer.