Review on RedSwing Detachable Playground Anti-Flip Toddler Equipment by Tim Beckett

Very thin and feels cheap. The pieces weren't quite aligned and had to be slid into place and are held in place by plastic nuts that seem to soon break the threads. The front protection is very thin with edges right on the legs, meaning it digs into the inner thighs of small babies and children. Also, they are too big for babies and toddlers. They hang from a rope that needs to be adjusted (untied and retied) over time to ensure the swing hangs straight. The rope is also very long, but this can be an advantage in some cases. You can do a little bit of everything, but you have to pay for it. It is better to simply buy a children's swing that is designed for a specific size.