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This swing does not swing, it hardly moves when turned on. I am very unhappy with my purchase and wish I had not ordered this product online. It is impossible to get it back into the box once assembled and by the time I would get my money back for it my baby will have grown out of it.
Rating: 1 / 5

My baby really never liked sitting in this chair. Always squirming, wants to get out — this is from 1 month up to 4 months (as he is today… can’t evaluate beyond 4 mos.) He doesn’t appreciate the vibrate, nor the music that much. It’s too firm to bounce appreciably (find something with 2 legs in front, none in back) Compare to a Baby Einstein mat placed on the floor, which simply captivates him and has him staring up at the blinking lights… although that’s comparing apples to oranges, chalk to cheese.

The one thing that shocked me about this chair, was that the “music” option features the song “All Through the Night” which is a religious song. Now, it is a beautiful song, but come on, do you think America simply has no atheists, agnostics, Hindus, Jews, Moslems, Buddhists, etc., that you could slip in a little Christian music there and think no one at all will mind? Honestly, could you imagine a company thinking it would be appropriate to spring on unsuspecting buyers baby music that was actually “L’internationale” the communist anthem, or “Hava Nagila”, or “Dixie” or the theme song for Greenpeace or the NRA or something specific like that? It’s just not right from a business point of view — aimed at a general buying public, you should not do something tailored and specific to a subset market. What were they thinking?

If you’re Christian — then obviously this is a fine item you might love. But without labeling it as a Christian-music item, it’s terribly unfair to sell it they way they did.
Rating: 1 / 5

This swing does not swing, it hardly moves when turned on. I am very unhappy with my purchase and wish I had not ordered this product online. It is impossible to get it back into the box once assembled and by the time I would get my money back for it my baby will have grown out of it.
Rating: 1 / 5

My baby really never liked sitting in this chair. Always squirming, wants to get out — this is from 1 month up to 4 months (as he is today… can’t evaluate beyond 4 mos.) He doesn’t appreciate the vibrate, nor the music that much. It’s too firm to bounce appreciably (find something with 2 legs in front, none in back) Compare to a Baby Einstein mat placed on the floor, which simply captivates him and has him staring up at the blinking lights… although that’s comparing apples to oranges, chalk to cheese.

The one thing that shocked me about this chair, was that the “music” option features the song “All Through the Night” which is a religious song. Now, it is a beautiful song, but come on, do you think America simply has no atheists, agnostics, Hindus, Jews, Moslems, Buddhists, etc., that you could slip in a little Christian music there and think no one at all will mind? Honestly, could you imagine a company thinking it would be appropriate to spring on unsuspecting buyers baby music that was actually “L’internationale” the communist anthem, or “Hava Nagila”, or “Dixie” or the theme song for Greenpeace or the NRA or something specific like that? It’s just not right from a business point of view — aimed at a general buying public, you should not do something tailored and specific to a subset market. What were they thinking?

If you’re Christian — then obviously this is a fine item you might love. But without labeling it as a Christian-music item, it’s terribly unfair to sell it they way they did.
Rating: 1 / 5