Baby swing or not

[LittleTreasures987]

I am due my 2nd baby in Jan and wondering if anyone would recommend a decent priced but good baby swing, or if to bother at all?
Last time I just had a baby bouncer which was great but feel this time round I may need a swing to keep baby occupied whilst I attend to my 4 year old.
People's thoughts would be greatly appreciated
Thanks

[Twizbe]

I got a duplicate of the bouncer my eldest liked. I had one up stairs and one down stairs ... my second wasn't as much of a fan of it :(

Ended up using the play mat a lot more

[LittleTreasures987]

@Twizbe
Thank for your message. I am considering just waiting until baby is here and they weighing things up from there because I don't want to spend a fortune and baby not be a fan. My little girl loved the bouncer chair but feel like I may be more pre-occupied this time around

[Twickerhun]

My second didn’t love their bouncy chair - I found a sling much easier - strap her onto me and off we went charging around after my first born.

[Freshair85]

I have the Joie swing (was just over £100 from Argos I think) and my baby who cried every time they were put down in their pram/bouncer/playmat happily goes in and it will send her to sleep, well worth the money for me.

[jennifersmith2033]

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