👶 Turquoise Step2 Infant Toddler Swing Review

Bought for my 3 month old who loves to be outside with me and we have hung it under our porch. We bought a chain and two hooks to hang it from and it works great and she loves it. If I had to complain about anything it would be that the buckles are difficult to undo, which can be an issue if your child is willing to come out and wiggle while you're trying to undo them. I can find something soft to sit on but she doesn't seem to mind. Great swing that grows with you.

I never write reviews but this swing had to. My 9 month old loves it. We've only had it a week and it's still one of my favorite childhood purchases to this day. My son has never been interested in his indoor swing but he will stay in it for hours if I let him as he loves being outside. Worth a good $35. Damn I would pay $100 for this swing, we love them so much! And if you're arguing between this swing and the Little Tikes swing, GET IT. I saw another one in the store recently and this one is…

Great swing! My eight month old daughter loves the swing and I love something new to keep her occupied. We get to do the same things over and over again every day so this swing gives us more options and allows my little one to get some fresh air and sunshine. The swing is of great quality. The ropes are very strong, there are two carabiners for attachment. I attached it to our small metal swing and it was a perfect fit in size and length. I feel my baby is very securely fastened and later when…

This swing is awesome! Made in the USA, strong, smooth rope for small hands, with carabiners. I bought the Safe-t-Swing tree hanging kit from Cajun Tie Downs because they ALSO are MADE IN THE USA. Good product. Would buy for everyone. The reviewer who gave 1 star either didn't get the centerpiece attachment piece or didn't look at the bottom of the box. They shouldn't rate until they get a replacement etc. Don't be fooled by the lack of useful information. ALWAYS READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. There is

Bought 3! I bought the first one for a 4 month old (first photo) and he LOVES these swings! The second photo shows him at 5 months and the last photo at 7 months (20 pounds). When it was younger, it fit so well that I wasn't worried about it falling out or being too loose. It grows and adapts well. We leave it outside in a tree at his hani (grandmother's) house and it's still in great shape! Easy to clean/wipe down if needed (Eskimo and Watermelon) :). I loved it so much that I recently bought…

So I just received a defective product and ordered a replacement. Hope the next one is great. I wanted to put a star to draw attention to the error in case it happens to someone else and they don't think twice about it. (I'm a sleep deprived parent and all!) I went to attach the bar to my swing, only to find that there had to be something else attached to it - probably a cover and a couple of screws to keep the bar from falling out . . out! It grips but won't hold without these bits. So if you…

I have had 4 types of swings and have used several in parks etc. I almost ordered a red one with a yellow food or snack tray because I thought it was pretty cute until I read some reviews and saw it tip over. Not what I was hoping for and didn't want to risk. I paid $10-$5 more for it than anything else in this price range. IT WAS WORTH IT! I have a 10 month old, a 2 year old and a nearly 5 year old child. I tied him to a tree with about 25 feet of rope so we can get the actual distance. This…

If you're a housewife with a 9-month-old baby, you're probably starting to miss activities with your baby. At this age my little muffin is NOT YET crawling and he was starting to get bored of the same toys and games every day. After all, until you're both tired, you don't have much time to stroll around. (On the other hand, my calves look great thanks to the fact that I live in a city full of hills!) I was browsing through an online swap meetup one day when I saw a swing set for sale. "This is…

In short: This swing works indoors, mounted on the ceiling. Desperate times call for desperate measures and after my child was stuck at home due to Covid and unable to go to the park for almost a year I had to find a way to get him safe access to the swings. The weather I live in is temperamental and there are many bad air quality days where we get stuck indoors, so I knew I wanted to train at home. I saw all the frame swings as necessary anchoring, which I couldn't do indoors. So I started…