5Nov/09Off
Graco SnugGlider Swing holds SnugRide Infant Car Seat
- Open top design allows easy access for attachment
- Variable speed choices to soothe baby
- 5 classical songs with nature sounds
- Compatible with Snugride 32 infant car seat
- Battery operated with 4 c cell batteries
Product Description
Imagine being able to turn your safe child car seat into an instant swing! This unique idea of taking a compact swing frame and attaching your Graco SnugRide Infant Car Seat or Infant SafeSeat Car Seat was inspired by veteran moms. We kept hearing stories of babies who sleep contently when riding in the car, but wake crying once they're home and Mom takes them out of their car seat. The SnugGlider Infant Car Seat Swing Frame continues the car ride so Baby can get a longer nap... More >>
Graco SnugGlider Swing holds SnugRide Infant Car Seat
November 5th, 2009 - 10:38
I bought the SnugGlider as a baby shower gift and it arrived very promptly from Right Start. I was then contacted by the recipient of the gift and told that the motor did not work. I contacted Right Start who confirmed that they would exchange the item and sent me a UPS label for return of the item. When the family went to return the item for exchange, they discovered from Right Start that 2 days after my enquiry they went into Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The customer service representative was very polite and apologetic, but confirmed that there was no way to exchange the item and no possibility of a refund. Please don’t buy from Right Start if it appears by chance as a vendor on Amazon.
Rating: 1 / 5
November 5th, 2009 - 10:50
It is easy to set up, but it would be a more useful product if it could take additional car seats. It is kind of expensive for what you get. The baby doesn’t really seem to enjoy staying in the car seat .
Rating: 2 / 5
November 5th, 2009 - 12:30
I completely hated the idea of getting yet another piece of baby stuff that we would use for a few months, take up too much space, and create trash for the environment. that said, a crying baby needs something sometimes – since we already have the carseat, this swing was great; it’s minimal additional stuff and can fold up and be put under the crib. it doesn’t have the gizmos like mobiles and stuff, but does the job. i have to say that it is a bit short, so if you wanted a full size, it’s not going to do the trick. you have to put it on the table or someting firm.
the vibration and music box takes 4 AA batteries and is pretty lame, but no less so than most of the other swings i’ve seen. i wish someone would make al these swings power plug in/battery optional. this takes 4 C batteries; lasts a while but still.
Rating: 4 / 5
November 5th, 2009 - 13:05
This product is a good item to have because the ease of just snapping the car seat in and being done. The baby loves it, although the music could be a little better in my option it is creepy. The real down side to this swing is that it runs on C cell batteries and they tend to run down quickly (about 4-5hours), in my option you should have the option to plug it into the wall, but it is not that far advanced yet. I am sure that the designers at Graco will figure that out in the near future.
Rating: 4 / 5
November 5th, 2009 - 15:16
The idea is good, put your sleeping baby from the car to the house without the baby waking. My daughter is rarely sleeping when we come home so there goes that good idea and when she is, unfortunately she still wakes and wants out. So, I rarely use it and even though I rarely use it, the motor all of a sudden started making a loud disturbing noise that wakes my baby anyways. Its not worth the money spent, in my opinion. Save your money and buy something else.
Rating: 1 / 5