Review on RedSwing Detachable Playground Anti-Flip Toddler Equipment by Dante Black

This swing feels light and flimsy but I was hoping it would still be a quality product. It really isn't. Once assembled I found that the red guard had snapped into place and had to be fully disengaged to get the baby in and out. This is very annoying. The second time I put my child on the swing, the red guard came off and my daughter panicked as she started to slide out of the seat. Luckily she was strapped in so no damage was done. My daughter has special needs and cannot hold herself on the swing. I hoped this swing would last her for many years as she had outgrown her childhood swing. But I won't take her there again. To me, that's a danger for toddlers or children with developmental delays like mine. The guard who has to hold the kid is a joke. Even though it stays locked, it's annoying that it doesn't fold (stay tight) but has to be snapped in, inserted, and removed each time.