Maxi-Cosi Kori 2-in-1 Baby Rocker Baby Swing Suitable from Birth to Maximum 9 kg, Natural, Ergonomic Swings Without Electronics, Easy to Fold, Essential Graphite

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For the base frame they recommend wiping the rubberized parts with a damp cloth every now and then to ensure it's gripping the floor as firmly as possible. However we just load it in the car as is a few times a week for beach trips and grandparents visits. How long does the BabyBjorn Bouncer last? Once your baby weighs more than 15.5 lbs they recommend stopping using this position as it won't bounce as well; but is still safe according to their manual. How to convert baby bjorn bouncer to chair: It's been the best baby bouncer on the market for years for good reason. I can't even tell you how many moms have use it for 4+ kids, it lasts well beyond a decade thanks to it's simple, easy to clean design, and it's features really are unparalleled compared to other bouncers on the market.

It's SO well made and sturdy that I really can't see how it would break. My husband and I bounce it with our feet all the time and it's STRONG. The other big differences are that the Babybjorn lasts until 29 lbs and converts to a toddler chair, whereas the Maxi Cosi maximum weight is 20lbs and is intended only for the first year of life. I LOVE the fold flat feature, which makes it the best portable baby chair option for beach trips or wherever we go. The toy bar kept falling off, rendering it useless and also a safety concern since it's above baby's headIn this BabyBjorn bouncer review I'll be sharing how to use it, how it compares to the Maxi Cosi, mamaroo swing, Fisher Price, Ergobaby Evolve Bouncer, and the Baby Delight dupe. At the end of the day you have to do what you feel best about! If you're someone who splurges and then struggles with buyers remorse, then probably get the cheaper option. Since we got it second hand, I can't speak to how the previous owner cared for the cover and it was pretty beat up with blow out stains. I've washed it and it does look better, but it still looks well loved if you know what I mean.

I think it depends on the baby and how you use the bouncer. We used it a lot in the early days to soothe baby to sleep before transfering to his bassinet or to extend a nap (supervised of course) so the toy bar was pretty pointless for us at first. Yes, you can absolutely find alternatives to the Baby Bjorn bouncer. Afterall, like I mentioned baby bouncer's have been around for decades and there certainly are cheaper ones on the market. With that said, you do lose some features and they may not last as long. Here are the most popular ones:I don't mind it since it's not the color I would've chosen to begin with and we always put a blanket or towel between chairs like this and our babies to protect a little more from blow outs and so we don't go without it during continuous laundry cycles! Now with all of that said, I have always been a huge fan of taking our bouncer to the beach with us, and the Babybjorn wins in that department. The Ergobaby's anti-slip rubberized base clings sand a little too much for my liking and I'm unsure how their pedal height adjustment will hold up in the long run with the sand and salty air. Additionally it's just a smidge heavier. We personally use the Babybjorn a TON at the beach, so the Maxi Cosi would not work for us in terms of soothing movements at all in the sand. Seriously though, I LOVE how lightweight this is! I can easily carry it in the same hand/arm as I'm carrying baby and move it around the house as needed with ease. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{