Ingenuity ConvertMe Swing-2-Seat Portable Swing - Ridgedale

The package arrived right on time. Was supposed to be delivered at 9pm came at 3:30 and on a Sunday!!Ok, now for the swing, baby girl loves it (3 months), the volume on the swing is perfect, she's into the nature sounds for now lol, so they definitely works.I set it up in 30-40 minutes by myself. Super easy set up.The battery life WILL go down faster if you don't remember to turn it off, even though it has an auto off feature, the batteries still run.You can lay it flat or sit it up, depending on babies needs. I normally lay it flat and tuck her in with a blanket after a feeding, or just to chill, and she is out within 15-20 minutes.Easy to carry. I've already carried it up and down the stairs with no issues. Light weight.The swing feature is awesome, slow or fast, she likes to swing, so I put it to the highest setting and it soothes her.Doesn't really like the vibration feature too much, but she might have to fall into it.So, basically it's worth the money. I also got the protection plan with it. It was only $7.33, why not.Think that's all. Hope this helped some.

We love this swing! A lot of negative reviews stated that it didn't swing. You have to push it to start it. Once it's pushed it goes and goes and goes..... We don't even ever have it past the first setting.Pros: Swing works great, music is all right, folds up easily, cleans in the washer nicely and we haven't had to change the batteries in the swing section yet. Our son is 4 months old. In short, it does as advertised.Cons: The pillow it came with is kind of crummy. It is an awkward shape and pushes the baby's head too far to his chest. We just don't use it.I wish it came with more toys. The leaf toy bar has 3 spots to hang toys but it only comes with one. Being able to put it on both sides would be nice too.The vibrate feature needs a light or a timer to remind you it's on. We always forget to turn it of and it drains the batteries fast.Our son is tall and is going to outgrow the length before the weight restriction. I wish it was just a little longer but we seem to be having this problem with many baby items.Overall though we are pleased with it.Edit: Dec 17th 2019Pulled it from storage for baby number 2! Still works great and looks brand new. Baby loves it!

This swing arrived later than I expected with prime shipping. I admit I was miffed and counting the days until I could apply for a refund and order something else. I was pleasantly surprised it arrived (covid-19 epidemic had just started to get underway in my area.)When it arrived I thought "well geeze look at all these parts,assembly will take forever." but I was again pleasantly surprised. I assembled it in under 15 minutes with an infant and preschooler watching.Baby girl is currently resting in the swing and I'm a happy mama.Swing function requires 4 D batteries, and the vibration function requires 1 C battery.Edit: I've been using this swing for almost 3 weeks now and I love it. I ended up buying a head support for a car seat and use that to support my newborn's fragile neck. I use this swing during the day when I need a little peace. To get stuff done.

This is a great little gadget. We bought this when our son was about two or three weeks old. He is three months old now. We didn't have a sleeping issue - we just needed a place to "dock" him when he wasn't on the floor. He cannot sit unsupported for very long. This swing is great. It is a little odd to set up, but once you get it together, it is awesome. We don't use the sound too much - maybe the white noise or ocean option when he's sleepy (just to speed things along). We've use the vibration a few times - more when he was younger, now he doesn't seem to care about it. Unfortunately, my freaking porker of a baby is about 17lbs at only 3 months old. The weight limit on this is 19lbs. So we have to shop around for other swings until he can support himself enough to sit up and use other "neglecto-stations" as I like to call them (floor seats, exer-saucers, etc.).Pros:Folds up flat, which makes it easy to take in the car when heading to someone else's house.The swing locks so that it can be a seat as well. Sounds silly, but go to pick up a kid out of a swing that doesn't lock, and watch in horror as the swing starts to slide forward onto you both. In fact, even though his weight is starting to throw the swing off, we'll probably continue to use this as a seat.Lots of speed options - when he was a newborn, we used the first two settings, and it seemed so fast! As he got bigger, the swing slowed down a little, so we settled on using Setting 4. But now the magnet has trouble keeping up with his weight, so we're back on 2 and 3.The toy bar is at a good height. It's far away when they are tiny and can't really control their arms. But as he has grown, I've noticed that now that he's interested in grabbing, the toy is at the right height.It is very upright as a seat, which means that he can see more than just the ceiling (which he likes).Takes up so much less space than other "compact" swings I've seen.Cons:I wish the toy bar had loops like Fisher Price items because I have TONS of dangle-y toys for things like the stroller/carseat that my son adores. This only comes with one toy, and he does love looking at it. We've used creative methods to hook his favorite toys up to this. No big deal, but would be nice... In fact, this is my only true complaint. The ones below are just things I've noticed, but I don't really care about them.The headrest wasn't very useful. When he was small enough for it, he kept moving it to the side. When he was finally big enough for his head to keep it in place, he didn't need it anymore.Moving the straps was a little tough for me to figure out. But that could just be me.We noticed that when our son hit the 15-16lbs mark, the magnet started to get thrown out of whack. And when that happens, it shuts off. So lately, we've been turning it off then back on again to get it going. The trick seems to be that, once you are approaching the weight limit, use the lower level swing settings (3 and under). Tends to shut off less. The shutting off still isn't annoying enough to be a problem for me.We are trying out another swing that is for babies up to 30lbs. But I don't have high hopes that it will top this one in terms of convenience, non-ugly patterns, space-saving, and keeping my son happy. Definitely worth it, and as I said, we'll still use it as a seat as long as we can!