The outer cover is difficult to remove for washing.Adjustable toy bar to make it easier to get baby in and out.Baby can be entertained with toys, lights and music.Seat gently rocks and vibrates to soothe baby.Easily switches from playing to napping mode with one click.Three recline settings, including a lie-flat option with soft borders for nap times.It also took our tester almost an hour to assemble, which was the longest of all the bouncers we tested. The seat only lasts until around six months though so you won’t get as much use out of it as you would the Fisher-Price Infant-to-Toddler Rocker. It’s not just about sleep though – your baby will love playing in the Tiny Love 3-in-1 Rocker Napper too, which comes with two hanging toys and lights to keep baby happy. There’s also optional vibrations and calming music to soothe if needed. The seat reclines flat and comes with a soft, padded mattress and borders to keep your baby safe and comfortable. If you want a bouncer that your newborn can nap safely in, the Tiny Love 3-in-1 Rocker Napper transforms from a cosy baby seat to a rocking bassinet with just one click. “Amazing to have a bouncer that converts to a safe-sleeping area so easily. Colours: Currently only available in one pattern.Age range: Suitable from birth up to 9kg.Fabric isn’t as good quality as on other bouncers, such as the BabyBjörn Bliss.Needs to be dismantled for storage or travel.Light frame that can be easily moved round the home.Gripped feet to prevent it slipping around.Bright, colourful pattern that baby will enjoy.As baby grows, bouncer responds to their movements.The cover also comes off easily and can be machine-washed on a gentle cycle to get rid of any baby-related stains – after washing, the bouncer will come out looking like new.
While it’s not as versatile as the Joie Serina 2-in-1 Swing and lacks a toy bar to keep your baby entertained, the frame is lightweight (at just 1.6kg!) and easy to move around the house. Yet babies will enjoy its vibrant animal print and deep seat pad that is cosy and comfortable enough for resting or playing in. Colours: Terrazo, Rainforest in pink or green, and multi-coloured block printįor parents with a tighter budget who want a fuss-free baby seat, the Chad Valley Jungle Friends is a simple, lightweight baby bouncer that won’t break the bank.Ĭosting just £14.99, it's the cheapest bouncer we tested and one of the lowest priced on the market too.Age range: Suitable up to 18kg (approximately two or three years old, depending on the child).No padded insert so may not be suitable for very small babies.Toy bar is simple to remove but requires two hands.Spacious but compact enough to move around the home.Can be easily converted from rocking chair to stationary seat with a fold-out kickstand.Two recline positions and optional vibrations to soothe baby.Starts as an infant rocker (up to 9kg) and turns into a toddler rocking chair (up to 18kg).However it can be bought for under £50 which we think is great value for a seat that your child can relax and play in up to the age of two, making it a worthy winner of the Mumsnet Best Baby Bouncer award. This baby bouncer doesn’t fold down and isn’t as stylish the BabyBjörn Bouncer Bliss, which we also tested and loved. The Infant-to-Toddler Rocker has a soft, yet supportive, seat pad which can be machine-washed and, as your child grows, the seat turns into a toddler rocking chair – a real selling point for parents who want a product that will last for longer. The seat also vibrates to offer extra comfort at nap times. Our tester’s baby loved the colourful print and the removable toy bar which comes with two engaging toys. With two recline settings and a fold-out kickstand, the seat can easily be converted from cosy rocker to a stationary seat. The Fisher-Price Infant-to-Toddler Rocker is a fun, comfortable seat that your child can keep using right through to toddlerhood. Worked wonders for my son.” - Mumsnet user “It's good if you have a baby who doesn't like to be left to go to sleep as you can give a little rock to help them along.
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