Does it rock on it own or do you have to push it to rock it?
775784
You need to push it to rock on but there is a button for gentle movement which makes you baby fell asleep very soon
775785
It does not rock on its own. It has a vibrating function. But it only makes the rocker buzz which is supposed to be soothing. You need to manually rock it. Best if you have hard wood floor or a surface other than carpet to make it rock. I use my foot to keep it rocking
775786
It doesn't rock at all. I'm not really sure why they call it a rocker. It works good for a new birn baby but once they start to gain weight and squirm around I didn't feel it wAs very safe. Kinda chincy. It was a flop
1566547
There is a pull and twist pin that will either keep the rocking movement locked, or allow for continuous rocking. The pin handle is a little difficult to engage/disengage.
2075236
Yes, it can be a little difficult but if you rotate it as you push it or pull it. You can move it alone fairly easy especially after u do it a couple of times. Otherwise it is a pretty decent product
1674576
It will only go - if you use your feet and hands to get it going - and since it should only be used on level ground, if they stop pushing with their feet, then it won't go anywhere. It takes more effort to get it going than to stop it.
1937021
no its not but it can move itself when u push back and forth then it will move a lil bit on hard floor
1419530
Nope. You can move it up or down though. It's quite powerful and doesn't seem to matter that it doesn't oscillate.
414719
When the base is full it is fairly heavy and requires you to use your body to push. You have to push and kind of lift for it to roll on the wheels. We do move it but not something I would do regularly. the weight makes it very stable though remember you don't want it crashing on one of your cars when there is wind. It has been rock solid and has lasted in the SOCAL sun with no issues for about 6 months now.
1863691
My husband can move it by himself. He moves one side, then the other. .. basically "walks" it. He doesn't think it's a big deal to move.
859077
It rocks backwards, but there's not a way to lock it into a reclining position. You may, however, lock it into its upright position if yours has a tilt-limiter.
2271268
You have to push down hard and turn as the same time. It took me a while because I was afraid I would break it. It gets easier the more it is used.
56028
It only rocks manually but my younger baby rocks herself easily on a wood floor. As she gets agitated and moves, it rocks and she calms herself and falls to sleep.
845140
No. We have had it for several months and I can say that it works but no rocking.
1822597
No it does not. But I will say it does not rock that much at all. They are very "short" (if that makes sense)
446142
Yes it does vibrate when on its own. It has a small battery pack like a bouncer would.
548718
You have to spin it yourself. It's a basic banding wheel. While mine needed a bit of grease, otherwise, it spins very smoothly and very evenly.
845141
No, it does not rock and it only stays in recline if it is totally laid flat and you don't move.
1720925
It does get top heavy. and you would have to put a good amount of counter weight to push it over or pull it down on yourself. but its not worth the risk.