Fisher-Price Ocean Wonders Aquarium Cradle Swing

Fisher-Price Ocean Wonders Aquarium Cradle SwingFisher-Price Ocean Wonders Aquarium Cradle Swing Fisher-Price Aquarium Cradle Swing If your child loves a gentle swinging motion, the Fisher Price Aquarium Swing is a must have. It has all of the features which parents look for in a baby swing. It features 6 different speeds and plays 8 soothing songs to help relax a fussy baby. The cradle ...
  • November 19, 2009 | Author: webAdmin | Filed under: Gear

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It took our baby awhile to warm up to her swing. She wasn’t wild about it for her first month, but ever since then she has loved it. The “cradle” shaped seat is wonderful for young infants….much better than your standard swings without head support. At four months she uses it often. It’s great for rocking her to sleep for a nap. In fact, it’s so useful that I have to remind myself to get her out of there for hands-on play more often! My only criticism…I wish there was an option to extend the time that the music plays. The automatic shut-off happens too soon…
By Chicago, IL

Fisher-Price Ocean Wonders Aquarium Cradle Swing
List Price: USD 119.99
Lowest New Price: USD 199.99
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Binding: Baby Product
Manufacturer: Fisher Price
Average Rating:
Product Description:
Fisher-Price Aquarium Cradle Swing If your child loves a gentle swinging motion, the Fisher Price Aquarium Swing is a must have. It has all of the features which parents look for in a baby swing. It features 6 different speeds and plays 8 soothing songs to help relax a fussy baby. The cradle swing features a motorized mobile with four aquatic characters. The soothing comfort of the baby is enhanced with the Fisher Price baby swing. The cradle swing is part of the Fisher Price Aquarium collection. It goes front to back like a traditional swing and side to side like a traditional cradle swing. It features a water globe with bright lights on it to help entertain baby and keep him amused. The baby swing folds compactly for storage so parents can have it out of the way when not in use.
Amazon.com:
Fisher-Price’s Aquarium-themed baby gear collection receives raves from most parents for offering multiple soothing methods without over-stimulating baby’s senses. The two-position seat on this swing reclines and rotates 90 degrees to rock side to side for newborns, simulating the movement of a cradle. The swing also props up and adjusts to move back and forth, providing comforting motion for older infants. Parents are sure to find a pace that works best to calm their fussy baby from among the swing’s six different speeds. If movement alone doesn’t work, the swing plays eight different songs and three relaxing ocean sounds at the volume level of choice. And, if that still doesn’t do the trick, there is an overhead water globe that catches baby’s eye with its swimming sea creatures and flashing lights or baby can watch the four plush fish encircle overhead on the motorized mobile. A toy tray with an attached bead bar entertains babies during waking hours. The soft seat pad and infant head support cushion baby comfortably and are covered in a fun aquatic fabric that is machine-washable. This swing supports babies that weigh between 0 and 25 pounds and requires four "D" batteries for operation. --Cristina Vaamonde
Features:
  • Music, soft lights and tranquil aquatic sounds also help soothe baby
  • There's an aquarium water globe with changing lights and swimming characters, and a mobile with four plush aquatic friends to keep baby company
  • Choose from six speeds, eight songs and three ocean sounds
  • Fisher Price Babygear Specialty Swing
  • Age range birth to 2 years
Brand: Fisher-Price
Color: Ocean Wonder's Aquarium
Model: H0795
Customer Reviews


Sanity Saver
My husband picked this out for our (colicky) son, and I don't know what we would have done without it. I wish we had it for my first kid! It gently (or not so gently if you put it up on the turbo setting... not advised, until the batteries start to die) rocks your baby either front to back or side to side. Sometimes they love it in one direction and sometimes they like it in another direction. The light with the aquarium scene is what keeps them really happy. I've had other swings and my kids hated them. This? WOW... I passed it down to my best friend who had twins about 6 months after me. She would have one baby in the swing while feeding or diapering the other. She used it constantly.

Will it eat batteries? Oh yeah... Will you care? Not really, because you'll be too busy sleeping or relaxing.


Miracle swing
This is the best gift i ever got for baby shower. My little boy LOVES it. He has another swing that has all the bells and whistles but he hates it. This swing immediately puts him to sleep. He also enjoys looking at the mobile and lights above him. The only negative thing about this swing is that the music stays on for a very short time and I have to constantly turn it back on. But that's nothing compared to the time this swing gives me to take showers and tidy up around the house


love it.
2003 owned it but,had no clue few years later would have other baby...I do miss and think I will get other one..it rocks them side to side which is great if you have a baby with reflux like mines does now.

he was born one month ago on mothers day..may 9th 2010.The music is calming and the fishes are cute.I don't like it that is huge and takes up room..if you live in house is good but,in small apt like me is to much.


can't live without it
Our son sleeps so well in it. I will be sad when he's too big for it, which will be soon (8 months old). We use it every day for naps and we change the batteries every couple of months.


Not bad
I live in Uganda and purchased it via the reviews and had it sent via intercompany mail. The power here is sporatic at best, and I was able to easily assemble the unit by candle light. It seems sturdy enough and it will keep my attention-demanding 4-month-old entertained long enough to make a cup of coffee which is huge. It does swing a little fast even in the lowest speed but the directions state to place a blanket over the back to slow it down if necessary. I can't comment on the battery life as we've only been using it for a few days. As far as the noise of the motor, it can make noise at times, but I found a work around. The directions also state to turn it on and give the swing a little push to get 'er going. I've found that if you don't do this, the motor has to work extra hard and it makes noise. The other trick is to let it start on its own to see which way the swing is going, and push the swing in the same directon as pushing the swing the opposite direction the motor is working will result in noise as the motor works to correct the oscillations. It would be nice if music lasted a little longer or had a time adjustment - I think it stops after seven minutes (or something like that). The music and sounds are much more tolerable than some of the other gadgets I purchased at the same time. The only other thing that I think could be be improved is the height, that being it could be a little taller. I can see as my daughter gets heavier that it may be a struggle for Mom to get her in and out, and I think there could be a little more room between the seat and the glowing dome thingy. So far, not disappointed...

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Fisher-Price Zen Collection Cradle Swing

Fisher-Price Zen Collection Cradle SwingFisher-Price Zen Collection Cradle Swing Bring baby a sense of comfort with the motion he enjoys most - whether it's rocking side-to-side or front-to-back. Surround him in softness - soft fabrics, a variety of music and the soft, gentile motion of the toys on the mobile. For you, the function is two-fold, because the plush seat is ...
  • November 19, 2009 | Author: webAdmin | Filed under: Gear

@ From a Real Customer Experience …

We love this swing. It is the only place our daughter will take a nap. It moves easily from room to room. The rotational seat is also a big hit. Some days she likes the side to side swinging motion and other days the front to back. The A/C adapter is excellent. The last swing we had for our son ate up batteries…
Tempe, AZ

Fisher-Price Zen Collection Cradle Swing
List Price: USD 219.99
Lowest New Price: USD 143.95
Price is accurate as of the date/time indicated. Prices and product availability are subject to change. Any price displayed on the Amazon website at the time of purchase will govern the sale of this product.
Binding: Baby Product
Manufacturer: Fisher-Price
Average Rating:
Product Description:
Bring baby a sense of comfort with the motion he enjoys most - whether it's rocking side-to-side or front-to-back. Surround him in softness - soft fabrics, a variety of music and the soft, gentile motion of the toys on the mobile.

For you, the function is two-fold, because the plush seat is removable, with wood handles that let you take baby from room to room! Whatever room you and baby end up in, the rich textures, earthy colors and beautiful wood accents will help create harmony in your home. Additional features include three-point restraint, two-position recline and machine-washable seat pad, pillow and attached blankets.

Features:

  • 2 swinging motions - side to side cradle motion or front to back swinging motion
  • Open top design with swing-away mobile for easy access to baby
  • Removable infant seat provides flexibility
  • Mobile with 3 patterned characters taht move gently on their own to soothe baby
  • Deep seat with soft blanket wrap, recline and 3-point restraint
  • 6 speeds
  • 14 songs in classical and lullaby style to Zen-like orchestration and 2 sound effect tracks
  • Volume control
  • Legs for storage
  • Requires 3 "C" batteries - not included
  • Dimensions: 30"L x 36"W x 44"H
  • Maximum Weight: 25 lbs.

Amazon.com Review:
The Zen Collection Cradle Swing from Fisher Price offers a variety of ways to comfort and soothe infants. And with its lovely, contemporary design, it's designed to integrate nicely into your home's interior. The swing is built for infants up to 25 pounds who cannot yet sit unassisted.

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The Good: Swing provides versatile and comfortable options for soothing infants

The Bad: Large footprint may be problematic for smaller living spaces

In a Nutshell: Contemporary design, comfortable touches, and versatile functionality let you soothe your infant in style

At a Glance

Ages: For babies who cannot sit unassisted, from birth
Requires: 4 D batteries, Phillips screwdriver for assembly


The cradle swing provides a safe, comfortable place for baby to rest. View larger.


The Zen Collection features soft fabrics in rich colors.


A Secure and Soothing Place for Your Infant
Yes, it's lovely to hold and cradle an infant in your arms -- but even the most dedicated parents need to put the baby down and take a break! This is why we love the idea of a baby swing; we've seen how they provide a comfortable, safe place for an infant, with soothing, rocking motions to help maintain a very important sense of security and calm. If you're familiar with older models of baby swings -- with their creaky mechanical noises and uncomfortable seats -- you should know that the Zen Collection swing definitely takes baby swings to another level.

The swing's seat is designed for infants who cannot yet sit unassisted. Its basket shape provides security and support for the youngest babies, and it can be adjusted to sit the baby up or recline down. A plush seat cover, padded head support, and built-in cover keep baby comfortable. The swing seat can be positioned to move back and forth or from side to side, and it has a speed-control dial to allow for a variety of graduated speed settings. The swing is powered by battery or can be plugged in with the included adapter. It moves in a smooth, quiet motion with minimal mechanical noise. While baby is swinging, he can listen to one of 14 different soothing sounds with adjustable volume, including Muzak-esque remixes of classical favorites and unobtrusive nature sounds, like chirping birds and babbling brooks.

Knowing parents will especially appreciate that the baby seat is removable and portable. So once baby falls asleep in the swing, you don't have to disturb him by removing him from the seat. Just lift the seat out of the swing to carry him with you to different rooms in your home.

It's So Lovely!
A baby swing is not small -- it's basically a piece of furniture. So we're delighted to find that the Zen Collection swing offers a contemporary and sophisticated palette that can complement your home's décor without making your house look like one big nursery. You won't find any frills or pastel colors here. Its contemporary pattern features sprays of leaves and dragonfly silhouettes in stylish tones of cream, chocolate brown, and moss green with ruby-red accents.

Its lovely textural touches include wood-finished handles, satin accents, and embroidered detailing on the cover, as well as on the mobile toys, which are cute and stylish. The toys include two plush dragonflies and a plush turtle, topped with matching umbrellas. It stands on a sturdy, dark brown, metal frame that's heavy enough to provide good support and security. Not only is this swing good looking, it also makes a great choice for unisex decorating.

Easy Assembly, Sturdy Construction
The swing took us less than half an hour to assemble and required only a Phillips screwdriver. One minor problem: we had to re-thread the mobile so it could hang properly. The assembled swing has a 26-by-33-inch footprint and stands 47 inches tall with the mobile attached, so it takes up quite a bit of room. This is something to consider if you have limited living space. However, the base folds together easily, so you can lean it against a wall when it's not in use.

What's in the Box
Removable infant seat, mobile, swing motor, swing frame components for assembly.

Features:
  • Part of the new high-end exclusive Zen Collection for Baby, sophisticated look has upscale materials and all the must have features moms look for
  • Features a seat that rotates 90 degrees to provide side-to-side cradle motion or front-to-back swing motion together with a range of speeds
  • Features two sound effect sound tracks and 14 songs in a unique Zen-like orchestration - 6 lullabies and 8 entertaining musical tracks
  • Beautiful accents and fabric design
  • Uniquely designed mobile with three fun patterned characters that moves gently and freely on their own to soothe and captivate baby
Brand: Fisher-Price
Model: L8339
Release Date: 2008-06-13
Customer Reviews


Could be better
I ordered the Fisher-Price Zen Cradle Swing as they had a different kind of cradle swing at my sons daycare and it wasn't available for purchase on Amazon. The Zen collection is definitely more money than the other brands. When the product came, it was missing the mobile and I have yet to see that from the company. The swing itself does the trick and he sleeps well, but the problem is mom and dad don't sleep because it is so loud. It is rediculous how loud this swing is at all times!! I would definitley NOT recommend buying this type of swing if YOU want to sleep.


Fabulous swing!
We waited until our son was 4 weeks old before assembling this swing. My husband did the assembly, so I can't say much for the instruction that go with it. We chose to use the battery function because we're overseas and don't want to plug this into an adapter. Actually, the battery function sold us on this swing when deciding on a purchase.

I like that the base snaps out and you can choose whether to have it swing side to side or top to bottom. You can also just snap it out and place the main seat area on the floor. It comes with a buckle to strap the little one in, and a built in 'cover'. I like the songs and environmental sounds, they are decent and not annoying. The unit as a whole is easy to move around (remove the seat first, then carry the base unit to where you need it). So far we are very pleased with our purchase.


Product looks great, but the delivery was the nightmare
This is a gift for my daughter and she loves it. Lucky that she has it at all. I ordered and had it shipped to my office since the box was large and bulky. They delivered is on a Saturday when the office was closed and just left it on the front door. The front door of a closed business on a busy street in a warehouse district. Luckily an employee came into work on Saturday and rescued the package off the street. It would have never made it until Monday.


Good product.
Swing seems pretty good. I'm a little bit concerned about it tipping, but my daughter hasn't been born yet so I'm not too sure. Otherwise, it seems like a great product.


I don't know what people like about this...
I had a cheaper (~0) Fisher-Price swing for my first son. We were very happy with it. It was comfy and quite. When I was looking for a swing for the second one, I saw this one. I watched the video, everything looked nice. Even tough it was a little over priced, I bought it. But unfortunately, I am not happy with it at all. Here are the things I don't like about it:

- It is very noisy while swinging, a constant cranking sound comes from the swinging arm.
- After only one month later, we started to get a squeaking sound on top of the regular noisy operation.
- In theory, the music is very nice but in practice it is very low that one can hardly hear it.
- The mobile on the top is static, for this money I would expect a moving mobile.
- It has only two angles that the seat can be adjusted to.
- And it doesn't feel comfy for a little baby, my son rarely sleeps on it whereas he sleeps whole night in his crib.

The only positives I can tell about the swing are the design (colors) and the ability to work with a power adapter instead of batteries.

Final note: If I were you, I would go for a cheaper and quiter swing. This one is not worth the money.

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