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Fisher Price Baby Swing Review: The Fisher Price My Little Snugabunny Cradle N Swing Is Great For Babies Who Won’t Nap

Got a baby who won’t nap? A Fisher Price baby swing might be your answer!

I have a baby who really doesn’t like to nap. He will show signs of tiredness but will fight sleep almost every time I put him down for a nap.

My baby is sound asleep in the Fisher Price baby swing.

Baby swing to the rescue!

There are many great baby swings on the market — such as the Fisher Price On-The-Go Swing and the Graco Simple Sway Swing, to name a couple.

The guesswork on deciding which baby swing to choose was eliminated for us, as we received the Fisher Price My Little Snugabunny Cradle ‘N Swing as a baby shower gift.

This Fisher Price swing has become a great sanity savior for me — because I have a baby who doesn’t really like to nap.

I will still get some pushback. But when I put my baby in this soothing baby swing, the swinging action and nature sounds get my baby to close his eyes almost every time!

At the very least, it always gives me a safe place to put him when the need arises.

What I Like Best About This Fisher Price Baby Swing

Here are some of the features that I love:

  1. The Snugabunny swings 2 ways — it will rock side-to-side or swing head-to-toe with a simple press of a button and a single-handed turn action.
This Fisher Price swing will rock from side-to-side or from head-to-toe.
  1. The cradle in this Fisher Price baby swing is soft and snuggly with a cute little bunny ear headrest, and all the fabric is removable for easy washing.
My sweet baby boy sleeping in the Fisher Price Snugabunny Swing when he was just a couple weeks old.
  1. The cradle can accommodate newborn babies and very large infants (such as my baby) up to 25 lbs. or until he starts to try climb out — whichever comes first.
  2. There’s a strap to secure baby at the waist.
  3. The swing starts with the simple push of a button!
There's no winding or cranking or pushing or pulling... this Fisher Price swing starts with the push of a button.
  1. This Fisher Price baby swing has 6 different swing speeds (from low to high) — and with the smart swing technology, it actually senses the baby’s weight so the speeds won’t slow if your baby is a chunk. (Most Fisher Price swings are designed for babies up to 25 lbs.)
  2. There are 16 songs to choose from — including some nature sounds.
  3. There’s a button to operate the motorized mobile with fun birdies and a globe mirror — so your baby has a nice distraction as he drifts off to sleep.
A closeup of the mobile and mirror on this Fisher Price Swing
  1. There is an AC adapter for constant power, but this Fisher Price baby swing also runs on batteries for portable use around the house.
  2. The swing itself is relatively light, and the base closes together for easier maneuvering through doorways.
Here's the Fisher Swing folded in half - so it's easier to fit through doorways.
  1. This Fisher Price swing is easy to assemble.

Any Downsides To The Snugabunny Cradle ‘N Swing?

The only one thing I could complain about is it’s a little awkward to move from room to room — so we just keep it set up in the nursery.

I recommend this Fisher price My Little Snugabunny Cradle ‘N Swing to any new mom.

It’s a safe place to put baby — especially for nap time.

Here’s a video summarizing my review:

Do you have a Fisher Price swing… or another one that you like? Let us know in the comments below!

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