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

It is possible to repair Squeak. It's a lifesaver to have this swing around. My baby doesn't like to lie still, and he won't even lie flat (unless he's right next to me). When I put him in his swing for a nap, I can usually shower or catch up on some household chores while he sleeps, rather than having to hold him and accomplish nothing. When I run it for an hour or two at a time for good naps, I love that I'm not wasting batteries. The music is enjoyable, and the ability to adjust the volume is a plus. The rotating mobile and the mirror above him are two of my little guy's favorite things. The 5- The point harness appears to be very secure, and I have no concerns about my baby falling out (he's only 8 weeks old, after all). I'm sure it'll keep him secure once he's a little more mobile, too. The swing is fantastic because it has a variable speed and multiple positions. When the sun shines in, I don't have to move the entire unit; all I have to do is rotate the swing and we're good to go.
Note: Some people have expressed dissatisfaction with the squeak that occurs when the swing is in motion. This has something to do with the user. A squeak will result if the feet are not fully extended at all times. Because the swing moves slightly, the feet (the entire base of the swing support) must be spread apart on a regular basis. If you hear a squeak, simply spread the feet (the entire base of the swing support) apart to silence it.
Note: The circuit must be completed with four C batteries, or it will not work at all, even if it is plugged into the wall. You'll also need a phillips screwdriver to put it together. br>Overall, this is a fantastic product that I would enthusiastically recommend to friends and family.

Brynn Roach

| Jun 11, 2021

  My 5-week-old baby would only nap if I held him or craddled him; if I put him down, he would wake up in a matter of minutes. I decided to get this because of the positive reviews. My baby was initially apprehensive about getting into it. But now he naps in it, and from what I can tell, he likes it. I don't have to go back to console him anymore, so I can get things done. The end result is fantastic. People are complaining about a noise, but I don't hear any. The only sound I hear is the rocking motion, which is actually quite quiet. I'm not sure why anyone would be bothered by that. Anyway, I 100% recommend this! 😊.

Novalee Glass

| Dec 24, 2020

When everyone told me to get a swing, I should have listened. Instead, we were given a Mammaroo, which he despises. This is the real deal! When we put our three-month-old down, he cries nonstop. Last week, we finally gave in and ordered it. It arrived on Friday, and since then, he's been a dream baby. In this thing, he's slept for two hours every day! I think it's because he's been napping that he's been in such a good mood! He was also in here for 4 hours last night, during which time I fed him and transferred him to bed without him waking up! br>br>We're also snobs, so we appreciate how sleek it is! It's super soft and cuddly, with the added bonus that the phone moves!.

Bobby Bradley

| Nov 13, 2021

I am one of those individuals who believes that the more expensive a product is, the better it performs. Furthermore, I despise writing reviews, but this is an exception. When our now 3-month-old baby was born, I went on the hunt for a bouncer with all the bells and whistles and came across the Mamaroo 4. It became a decorative piece in the house after being tried for two months and a half. We decided to return it and try this instead, and boy is it effective. It appears to be very inexpensive (in comparison to mamaroo) right out of the box. We waited until the next morning to try it out after putting it together. I put the baby down for a 10-minute shower and returned to find him soundly sleeping. He passes out in less than 15 minutes every time we put him in it. Although the swing has a large footprint, the advantages outweigh it.

Raelynn Patterson

| Oct 27, 2021

The following is a review based on the preferences of an 8-pound, 30-day-old baby. Fisher Price produces several variations of these swings. They come in a variety of themes and colors, as well as a variety of prices. As a buyer, you may find yourself perusing the various themes and pondering the differences. Because the reviews are so mixed, I bought both the Snugabunny and the Snugapuppy to compare firsthand. br>First and foremost, Fisher Price swings have a grinding motor noise issue (google "Fisher Price Swing Noise" after reading this review. )br>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 rather than a low power sway with limited range. They want to be rock stars. br>Snugapuppy is a name for a dog. The motor has a high-friction limiter, which prevents the gears and motors from grinding as loudly during startup. Assume you're in a race car and you've hit the gas, but the brakes are always on so you don't peel out, but rather creep out slowly. However, you can always hear the brakes rubbing, a constant friction sound, similar to a bike tire with the brake applied, or any other rubbing noise that sounds like friction. The rubbing noise made by the swing is continuous and never ceases. It is not suggested that you do this. br>As a result of the Snugapuppy motor restrictor, the swing range has been reduced, limiting the side-to-side range, and the throw has been reduced. With this restrictor in place, the Snuapuppy avoids the Fisher Price motor grinding, but the motor rub is now audible throughout the rocking session. So, while this solves the Snugabunny's loud grinding motor's startup problem, it also leaves you with a constant rubbing noise, less power, and a shorter range, which is a bummer. This Snugapuppy swing has been reduced in size, so it will not sway as much as the previous model. br>Now that the motor limiter is removed, the other Snugabunny has plenty of power and sway. So now, when you press the gas pedal, it squeals for 30 seconds, waking up your sleeping baby. However, once it gets going, it stops rubbing and instead makes clicking and popping noises from side to side, which the baby can tolerate. If a parent, on the other hand, wants to sleep with the swing in the room at night, the clicking will drive you insane. We don't sleep near the swing, but the baby can tolerate the clicking and popping noises, but not the loud grinding and stripping motor start-up noises. br>Fisher Price has an older model that never made a sound, but they replaced the inner parts with cheaper Chinese plastic parts, and now all of the new swings grind and click and make too much noise; all of the demo videos have music playing over them so you can't hear the grinding or rubbing. Isn't there another option for parents out there? Something with good power and sway range that doesn't sound like a dump truck unloading its cargo. Fisher Price has excellent customer service; they recognize problems and attempt to resolve them over the phone; by the end of the call, they will tell you, "Yes, our swings have an initial grinding start-up noise, but it should not last more than 60 seconds. " " If you're looking for a $100 investment, this is the place to be. " You should not tell a customer that they will hear a loud grinding noise for no more than 60 seconds if you are charging $120. Also, I read that the setup/assembly was too difficult, but that was not a problem for me because I built two and disassembled and returned both. So, if you're good with your hands, it shouldn't be too difficult, and it should be the least of their concerns; I'd ask or go into a store to find something to try out.

Kadence Best

| May 30, 2021