Do I need to buy a bouncer, a sleeper and a swing? or if i bought one of those will replace the other? if so, wich?
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I have a bouncer, bassinet and a swing and we use all of them on a daily basis. Its not recommended for the baby to sleep in the seat or the swing. The bouncer seat was a god send because it was the only thing that calmed my colicky baby. I took off the toy bar and did big bounces to calm him down and even put him to sleep. The toy bar is great for entertaining for 10 minutes while you shower or wash dishes. I would recommend the bouncer over a swing, but the swing does pacify for a longer time than the bouncer.
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Unfortunately, each baby is different and what works for one might not be good for another. My baby likes the bouncer and hated the swing (I bought both). Some parents have newborns sleep in them, so if your baby enjoys sleeping outside of the crib, you might not need sleeper.In any case, of the 3, a bouncer is a must. It's light and easy to carry around so I can have my baby entertained while I am doing house errands.
665083
You should get a gopod, it used to be called pop a tot and it's just like those fold up cloth chairs that you take camping or where ever that you put in the bag. It has cupholders and clips for you to put all the toys on!
1888413
The swing comes with chains. Any extra would have to be purchased at a local hardware store.
88680
I didn't get the bouncer attachment. We used this as our baby's bed for the first 4 months. The sheet are sold separately, but fit well. I added a naturepedic waterproof liner, the bassinet size worked, I just tucked the corners under, then put the sheet on. It worked well and we'll use it for our next one!
2096993
I have only used the Bouncer out doors, because I purchased it in the spring. I do not plan on using it inside my home.
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I would recommend just replacing it with a different type of hammock. I've used several hammocks and actually found I like using one of those woven colorful hammocks better. It fits looser and swings.
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depending on how many kids you have and how aggressive they are with their bouncing you may not need anything. I know when we first set ours up outside we did not anchor it to the ground at all (although it is recommended) after a couple hours of bouncing we noticed it started to shift from the original position, but that was after the bigger kids got in on it, when it was just he littles (5 and under) they didn't seem to effect the position of the bounce house at all. If your kiddos are small and there are only a couple you could probably get away with no sandbags, if they are older, bigger and more aggressive then you will definitely need something to anchor it down.
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Hi, ours came with the blower and yes you need this. It has to be connected and on the whole time the bounce house is in use. My kids loved this last summer and can't wait for it to come out this summer.
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you will just get a large container of relaxer. You will need to buy everything else
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You definitely need the "glider brackets" with this glider. If the glider brackets will fit your metal home built swing, then this is worth buying. Otherwise I don't believe so. Just hung on a bar, this glider will have to be pushed all the time.
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It has a max weight limit of 30 lbs, and I would say a tad smaller than a bouncer, probably should not invest in this.
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No, it's just the swing. But hardware stores carry everything you might need
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The swing away option is not included. You will need to add it for an additional charge.
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Not really. We put him in the cocoon to sleep at night but it only rocks if he moves or if you touch it. I've got two young boys and would definitely recommend getting an actual swing- it will make your life easier!
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we originally bought the swing at lowes and you can order it online through lowes. just look for your swing set.
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The blower it comes with blows the bouncer up. It comes with everything it needs. You might need to purchase and extension cord separate depending on where you plan to set it up.
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Joao, search on Amazon for the Swing Away Replacement Ball Kit. They sell it, I believe around 25.00 plus shipping. Here is the link. I keep a couple spares for the same reason, I have three of us swinging on it, myself, my 8yo and my 11yo so it gets a workout. http://www.amazon.com/SwingAway-Professional-Tune-Up-Kit/dp/B004L8EWWO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426612967&sr=8-1&keywords=swing+away+baseball+tune+up