Bonding Time Push Me Swing

The first one had the ropes on backward, which is fine for your more daring baby who prefers to swing upside down. Because the child's spoilsport grandmother wouldn't go along, we returned it for a version that swings right side up. We very pleased with that admittedly somewhat more boring configuration.

Very sturdy and well built swing. It holds my squirmy 1.5 year old very securely, and the safety clasps are out of reach for him to manipulate. Every time we play outside he will ask to go in his swing. It seems very comfortable for him because he falls asleep in it and he never complains while in it like he does when he's in one of those thick rubber bucket seats you find at public parks.

It's been up for almost two years and I am very pleased.

I purchased separate smooth swinging eye swivels to hook them to. I bought two of these and my grandchildren love them.

They're working out great for my 17 month twins-weighing about 22 lbs each. The loops that come on the ropes fit perfectly on our pergola beams. The swings are kind of high but that's ok- the babies can walk under them without getting smacked

I actually used this swing to replace the swing seat on the Sportpower My first toddler swing I liked the frame of it but the seat was uncomfortable for my 18 mos old grandson. Since my daughter lives in an upstairs apartment and couldnt attach any hooks to doorways She liked the indoor swing combination. When they visited me I had eye hooks in my doorway and also own this same Little Tikes swing. He loves it and usually falls asleep in it. My daughter liked the fact that she can still use it outside later on