Plug-In Baby Swing Recommendations?

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We already have a battery-operated swing that a friend gave us, but considering how much babies seem to like to swing, I’m considering getting a plug-in one instead to avoid spending a fortune on batteries! Any suggestions?

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Fisher Price Cradle n swing snuggapuppy or snuggabunny. The new ones are plug ins! They’ve saved me so much money and hassle lol.

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Graco dream glider. Lays flat for a rocking bassinet type and sits up into a swing. Also goes up to 30lbs whereas most swings only go to 15-20lbs!

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Rock n play!!

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My daughter hated it. Wasted money. Don't buy one until you see how baby likes it or not. Also look into rechargeable batteries.

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Graco dream glider

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I have a FP swing, rock & play, and graco glider. My daughter loves the glider and tolerates it very well!

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I have the Fisher Price snug a puppy swing. I got it on sale at the local Toys r us that was closing. My little guy likes it so far, but he just turned a month last week. He likes to look at the mobile. I also like that it can recline or sit at an incline.   It does swing pretty fast, but for now we are just using the low settings.

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Fisher Price Snug-a- bunny or puppy. They swing side to side and turn to swing front to back as well. The rock and play is okay for younger babies but it doesn’t move very fast. So if you have a baby that likes to go, it may not work well.

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I got this one the Joie Serina Swivel.. hopefully my baby girl likes it when she’s here

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I loved my plug in swing compared to a battery swing I had with my first. Buy lots of batteries so when the swing dies ur not without

Plug-In Baby Swing Recommendations?

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