Little Tikes 2-in-1 Snug N Secure Swing-Pink

What a cute baby seat this is. I bought it for my niece for her birthday and my sister loves it. It comes with the straps and plastic piece to hold the baby in when shes little but then it folds back underneath it so that its out of the way when the baby is old enough to swing without it. Its made of nice sturdy plastic and will be perfect for her since its a sweet pink color. We are putting up a new swing set to attach this to but we tried it out on the old one so the baby could try it and its wonderful.

I have always loved the little tykes swings! We had one for my 5 year old when she was smaller. We have a 9 month old now and we cannot wait to hang it and see how she likes it!

We purchased this toy on Amazon for $28 and I am SO HAPPY I did. We have had it for about a month now, and it has been wonderful! My daughter LOVES it! She was 17 months old when we received it and as soon as I got it out of the box she crawled into it (as it was on the floor) and sat in it! We already had a swing set for our older children, so was a VERY easy hook-up to were a swing would go. She LOVES swinging with her older sisters, and they enjoy keeping her swinging! I cannot comment on how it is for the younger child or how easy it is to convert (lay back) to accomodate the younder child. I hope to get a few years out of this swing since it is rated to 4yrs old, and cant see why I wouldnt. Very pleased with this purchase.

Typical plastic infant/toddler swing. Great beginner to help teach them to pump and comes with everything you need to hang. Fades quickly in sun and also weathers quickly if left out.

good item other than the clamps that come with it you will have to cut them off and buy some new ones if you need to shorten up the ropes for you swing. or you have to wrap then over and over the top then hook them. They are set up it seems for a very tall swing cause I hooked them up and then sat on the ground. I had to cut the ropes and buy more clamps to shorten them up.

we swung our Great Granddaughter in the swing yesterday and she squealed with delight ,we were so excited that she loved the swing . It was so fun to swing her in this sweet swing. Thanks Granif

A rugged little swing. Weve had ours for a few years now. The seat its self is sturdy, but the color has faded some from being in the sunshine though the summer time. The yellow ropes also dont hold up too well through weather. they tend to start shedding and rain down bits of nylon bits on the little one that is swinging. Well have to replace those, but the swing its self is pretty nice.

These swings are good and solid, can handle all weather, and dont break even when older siblings pretend to be babies and use it. We got rid of our first one, thinking we were done with babies, but then had another, and this was pretty essential. I was worried that it wouldnt be supportive enough for our 5/6 month old, but shes fine (as long as her older siblings dont get carried away pushing her!) I do wish it were easier to adjust the straps, and that it had a 5-point harness.

Our daughter loves this swing. I wrapped 2 ring straps around a tree branch and hung this from them. Its secure. My only complaint, which isnt worth docking a star is that it can be difficult to get both straps lined up perfectly so that the swing swings perfectly back and forth. You get a slight wobble, but I suppose that is expecting given that its hung from a tree branch rather than a straight beam.

Had this hung inside my screened in porch and when my little girl got cabin fever during the hot summer, but we couldnt go all the way outside because of bugs and the sun, this was really great amusement for her. Its secure. The ONLY issue with it is because the straps are woven, its hard to clean them, but I did it with a toothbrush and dishsoap. I dont even know how they got dirty, I guess from rain splashing. But my daughter loves it. To mount it we just got 2 heavy-duty screw-in closed hooks and screwed them into the side of the rafter on the porch. We moved and are now looking for an A-frame for it.