Fisher-Price Sweet Snugapuppy Swing, Dual Motion Baby Swing with Music, Sounds and Motorized Mobile

I like the swing because my baby loved it.When he in swing he keep smiling and active with the music. The swing have 2 positions and move and very light to move or store.I am 30 years old and this is my first time I communicated with the best seller in the whole worlds, he was so kind and supportive, replying to my emails immediately sending a free cable and following with us about the product, this is amazing. And really from my heart thank you very much and I wish you all the best.

My 5 week old baby only napped if i would hold him or craddle him around when id put him down he would wake up in a short time. I decided to get this because of the reviews & My baby at first Seemed a little scared to get in it. But now he naps in it seems to like it for what I see. I can actually do things now without having to go back to comfort him. The product is great. People complaining about a noise I really don't hear any noise just the noise from the motion of it rocking but it's really quiet actually. I don't understand how that would even bother anyone. Anyways I would recommend this 100%!! 😊

This swing is a life-saver! My baby boy does not like to lie still, and he refuses to lie flat (unless he is beside me). When I put him down for a nap in his swing, I am usually able to take a shower or catch up on some household chores while he sleeps, rather than have to hold him and get nothing accomplished. I love that I'm not burning through batteries when it runs for an hour or two at a time for good naps. The music is pleasant, and it's great to be able to adjust the volume. My lil guy really enjoys the rotating mobile and the mirror above him. The 5-point harness seems to be very secure and I don't worry about my baby falling out (He's only 8 weeks old, so it's not like he's climbing out just yet). I'd assume it would hold him securely once he gets a bit more mobile, as well. The variable speed and multiple positions for the swing itself are wonderful! I don't have to move the whole unit when the sun shines in, I can just rotate the swing and we're good to go.Note: Some have complained about the squeak when the swing is going. This is user related. The feet have to be fully extended at all times, or you will get a squeak. They must be spread apart periodically, as there is subtle movement when the swing runs. If you're hearing a squeak, just spread the feet (the entire base of the swing support) apart and the squeak will disappear.Note: You must have 4 C batteries installed to complete the circuit or it will not run at all, even if you have it plugged into the wall. Oh, and you'll need a phillips screwdriver for assembly.Overall, this is an excellent product and I'd highly recommend it to friends and family.

Should have listened when everyone said get a swing. We got a Mammaroo instead and he HATES IT! This thing is gold! We have a possibly Colic 3 month old who cries and cries when we put him down. We broke down and ordered this last week. It came Friday and he’s been a heavenly baby ever since. He’s taken two two hour naps each day in this thing!! He’s been in such a pleasant mood I think because he’s been napping! Also last night he was in here for 4 hours then I fed him and transferred him to bed without him waking up!!Also we’re snobs and and love that it’s sleek looking! Its super soft and snuggly and BONUS the mobile moves!!!!

Review based on 8 lbs 30 day old baby preference.Fisher Price makes multiple versions of these swings. They have diff themes and colors with diff prices. As a buyer you find yourself looking through the different themes and wondering what the differences are. I purchased the Snugabunny and the Snugapuppy to compare first hand since the reviews are all over the place.First off, Fisher Price swings have a grinding motor noise issues, (after reading this review, Google, "Fisher Price Swing Noise.")Having a baby, I learned that the point of a swing is to find one with some power, to get a sway going, yes they are just babies but you will find that an aggressive smooth swing will calm a baby down opposed to a low power sway without good range. They want to rock.Snugapuppy- The motor has a limiter with high friction so that the gears and motors don't grind as loud on start up. So imagine being in a race car, you hit the gas and the breaks are always on so you don't peel out you creep out slowly. But you always hear the rubbing of the breaks, constant friction sound, like a bike tire with the brake applied, that type of rubbing noise that sounds like friction. This swing rubbing noise is constant and never stops. This is not recommended.The result of the Snugapuppy motor restrictor is the swing range now is not as strong limiting the side to side range, it has less throw and is weaker. The Snuapuppy avoids the Fisher Price motor grinding with this restrictor applied, but now you hear the constant rub of the motor during the entire rocking session. So this solves the startup of the loud grinding motor in the Snugabunny but leaves you with constant rubbing noise with less power and less range, boo. This Snugapuppy swing is being throttled back so the swing will not sway back and forth as well with this model.Now the other Snugabunny has nice power and good sway because it does not have the motor limiter. So now when you hit the gas, it squeals out for 30 secs which will wake your sleeping baby. But it does not have the rubbing sound once it gets up to speed, but it has clicking and popping sounds from side to side which is bearable for the baby. However, if a parent wants to sleep with the swing in the room at night, this clicking will drive you mad. We do not sleep near this swing, but the baby can tolerate the clicking and popping noise, just not the initial loud grinding and stripping motor start up sounds.Fisher Price has an older model, those never made any noise. But now they replaced the inner parts with cheaper Chinese plastic parts, and now all the new swings grind and click and make too much noise. All the demo vidoes have music over them so you can't hear the grinding or rubbing.There has to be another option out there for parents? Something that has nice power and sway range that does not sound like a dump truck dropping it's load. Fisher Price has good customer service, they know they have issues, they tried to help troubleshoot over the phone, by the end of the call, they will tell you, "Yes our swings have an initial grinding start up noise, but that should not last more than 60 secs." For a $100-$120 you should not tell a customers they will have a loud grinding noise for no longer than 60 secs. Also, I read so many folks saying the setup/assembly was too hard. To be fair it is not a problem as I built two and disassembled both and returned them. So it is not that hard if you are good with your hands and should be the least of the issues they have. I persoanlly would ask or go into a store to find something to test out.

I am one of those people who believe that the more expensive the product, the better it works. In addition, I hate writing reviews but this.....when our baby now 3 months was born, I looked for a bouncer with all the bells and whistles and found the Mamaroo 4. After trying it for 2 months and half it ended up becoming a decorative piece in the house. We decided to return it and give this a try and boy does it work. Out of the box it looks very cheap ( compared to mamaroo). After putting it together, we waited until the next morning before trying this. I put the little one down for a quick 10 minute shower and came back to a soundly sleeping baby. Everytime we put him down in it, it takes less than 15 min for him to pass out. The swing has a big footprint but the benefits outweight that.