For What ages would the swing be most appropriate?
790726
I think it goes by weight but the oldest to ride ours was a tall 6 year old. The rope that hangs it gets in way sometimes but they love it. Im not sure what age it would start at, if they can hang on maybe 2 and up?
790727
I bought this for my four year old grandson who loves it and can easily get on and off himself.
241700
I think it would be appropriate for all ages. I am skilled, and it is a solid table. My kids are beginners and have a blast with it.
1911456
I would put an age of 3+. No end age since this could benefit a child who needs to increase and build on poor motor function. Hope this helps.
1309182
The swing can go any way you push it, meaning that it can spin if you want it to. Our grandkids are 3 & 10 and both can ride at once (it's the best swing out there for the money, will last a long time and the kids absolutely love it!. I recommend that it not be spinning too much since it does it pretty effortlessly and kids will get dizzy fast. I am always there to keep an eye on the little one. Hope that helps you.
149160
Ages 7 and up would be best. My 5 year old nephew tries to play, but it's pretty difficult for him.
1067432
I agree that the attachments are short for older kids if you have a standard height door frame. The swing is good for anyone including adults. My 9 year old loves it and likes to just hang.
1497934
My 10 year old and my 4 year old use this swing. I would say at least 3 feet of space in front and 2 feet in back even for the 4 year old. Maybe more space for the 10 year old.
1449432
I think it depends on your preference and what you think your baby will like. I didnt have a swing this time around because it wasnt that useful with my first baby. This chair came in handy when I wanted to shower or do something. I would put the baby in it an turn on the vibration which soothed her. She also liked when I would bounce her in it. I must say that she didnt like too long in it. By 8 months, she was out of it but now at 14 months, she plays with it. It doesnt take up much space.
29333
For us it's very sturdy. We put our kid in it since he was about 10 lbs. Now he's about 20 lbs and the swing is still fine. The base is relatively wide and the shoulder/waist straps are good to keep him in. We always have the swing on the lowest setting and it's very calm swing.
1067433
I think it would depend on the child's height. Some of the attachments may be too short. (Particularly the rope and rings) The swing should be okay though.
1389993
All 3 of my kids (10,8,5) and my neighbor kids prefer twirling. If you looking for an awesome swing, look up Platform swing by Hearth Song. Both items are working out great on our Normal swing set!
495105
As long as you have the hooks on the swing set you won't need anything else. This swing does sort of twist when it is being ridden. My 3 year old granddaughter doesn't like this swing very much. Hope this helps
90497
We use this swing at the daycare where I work and it works great, even with some of our older/larger babies @ around 14 months and up to 20-30 pounds. Our only complaint is battery prices, because swings don't ever stay empty at the daycare.
1439127
Depends on the size of your child of course, but I think the clubs are too small for over ten yr olds.
1235864
That would work fine. The fibers are a little rough but the more you use it the more supple it will become. We used it for a tree swing
2089179
The anchors work pretty well. There is a little slight movement but not much. I had a 6,7 and 8 year old all swinging at the same time yesterday and it was good. Just make sure you get the set level on both the tower and swing arm and you should be good to go.
407276
I believe that looping over and latching should work in your case. By the way, the swing is very sturdy.