👶 Little Tikes High Toddler Swing: Safe and Fun Outdoor Play Equipment for Active Kids Review

I've been wanting to have a swing set for kids like you'll find at the park, but have you seen the price of these things? I wanted something cheaper and this is it! I love it because my 1 year old uses it to park the swing. I didn't like the idea of a swing in the form of small chairs, because for me it's not a real swing. He has a back high enough that he doesn't tip over, and his small feet hang down so he can learn to kick for more momentum. He has a seat belt which I'm not using at the…

What more can I say, I love this swing! It's the best we've ever had! Much better than the ones with the low waist and those annoying shoulder buckles that never quite fit. With these views, I always had to adapt and adapt depending on which of my 3 children wanted to shoot. What a nuisance when you're just trying to have fun with your kids on the swings! In this case, the buckle fits around the waist, which my three children are much smaller than their shoulder height (5, 3, and 1). And the…

We bought a ready-made swing for our daughters, 3 and 6 months old. A six-month-old girl isn't old enough to swing like our three-year-old, so we wanted a separate swing for her. My relatives have a swing set for babies and toddlers with a teddy bear that she loves. He holds her at the right angle so she doesn't wobble. This high-back children's swing from Little Tikes came closest to the same look, so we were hoping for similar results. Keep in mind these swings are for 9 month olds not 6 year

This toddler swing was purchased for my little nephew who loves the outdoors. Both my children and many of my other nephews and nieces have used this swing. Easily attaches to a swing or tree. It is equipped with straps to hold the child so that they do not injure themselves. Safety is very important to me and Little Tykes has never let me down. This swing has a higher backrest, which is ideal for young children who have difficulty sitting up. The leg holes are big enough for bigger kids, but…