The Fisher-Price Ocean Wonders Aquarium Cradle Swing was definitely a must have item in my home for the first 6 months of my boys’ lives. It served as a second pair of hands, keeping the little one happy while mama got a chance to get stuff done around the house. At times it was even a great way to get the boys to sleep when they were being a bit fussy.

The Fisher-Price Ocean Wonders Aquarium Cradle Swing is a swing which can be set to rock forward and backward or side-to-side. Each of my sons had their preference – the oldest enjoyed the back and forth motion, while my youngest preferred the side-to-side swinging. You can choose from six different rocking speeds, eight songs and three ocean sounds. The two-position seat on this swing reclines, so your little one can be either laying back or be seated upright. This swing features an aquarium water globe with changing lights, music, tranquil aquarium sounds and swimming characters. A mobile spins around the globe with four plush aquatic creatures and it has a removable toy tray with a bead bar to keep baby entertained. The age range for this swing is newborn to 2 years or up to 25 pounds. It is a very sturdy swing as it has a large base of support but it’s also pretty easy to move around the house from room to room since its frame legs fold for storage and easy maneuverability.

Fisher-Price also makes two other great cradle swings – the Papasan Cradle Swing and the Rainforest Open-Top Cradle Swing.

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