Many new mothers can't tell the difference between Swing, Bouncer, and Rocker, because these three things have the function of shaking, which can soothe and sleep the baby, but they still have different functions and applicable ages. same place. Today, the editor will introduce some of the differences between Swing, Bouncer, and Rocker and how to choose them, and recommend some best-selling brands.

What is the difference between Swing, Bouncer, and Rocker?

 1. Bouncer

Bouncer generally vibrates up and down, and the vibration amplitude is relatively small and the duration is not very long. It is suitable for babies weighing less than 25 pounds. Relatively speaking, the function is relatively simple and the price is relatively cheap. In most cases, the Bouncer can meet the needs of sleeping babies, and the more functions, the more expensive the Bouncer. The best-selling Bouncers on Meiya are mainly these three:

2. Swing

Swing is actually similar to Bouncer, except that it does not vibrate up and down, but vibrates back and forth, left and right. Swing will take up more space than Bouncer, because Swing generally needs a stable base to support, and its functions will be more diverse. Generally, there are multiple shaking speeds and music to choose from, and the price will naturally be more expensive than Bouncer.

3. Rocker

Compared to the Bouncer and Swing, the Rocker is characterized by a longer usage time, and there are many that are not electric but manual. Rockers are usually divided into two types: one is bassinet rockers, which belongs to the common Sleeper, and the baby can sleep comfortably in it; the other is tiny baby-sized rocking chairs, which are often inclined design, and the baby can recline. Inside, older babies can sit upright, so there is no problem with using toddlers in general. Among these three "sleep coaxing artifacts", the price is the highest.