The Best Baby Swings, Baby Bouncers, and Baby Rockers to Soothe Your Infant

From the brand with the world's best swaddles: A sweet and smart seat that transforms from a bouncer to a rocker. It's suitable for babies weighing up to 29 pounds. It has a two-position recline, and it folds flat for storage. It has a natural rocking or bouncing motion, so no batteries required. And there's a removable toy bar.

Usable from birth until seven months (with the harness), this very attractive rocker is an aesthetic delight. It has a natural rocking motion, and an adjustable harness that is also removable. The base is made of beech, and the cushion is machine-washable. Once you move the harness, the chair can actually support roughly 40 pounds' worth of kid.

A lovely bouncer for the aesthete, this one rocks, vibrates, bounces, and sits upright. It has two vibration speeds, folds flat when not in use, and has a machine-washable seat pad. Plus, it's easy on the eyes. The weight limit is 25 pounds.

We're in love with this bouncer. First of all, it's gorgeous, yes it is. And it's basically a hammock for your baby. The fabric is breathable. The bouncer provides optimal support. The bouncing motion is natural, and not battery-powered. Your child chooses their position simply by shifting their weight, it's that easy and that smart. The backrest can be adjusted, locked, or released. Oh and wait for it: The weight limit is 40 pounds. Which means years of use.

This bouncer is designed specifically to mimic the feel of being cradled in dad's arms. It comes with a newborn insert, which is a sweet add. It's suitable for children up to 19 pounds. Best of all, you get serious use out of it: It can be placed on the floor, or mounted on to the Stokke Steps chair, which will seriously last you just about forever. It has a detachable toy hanger.

This elegant bouncer is height-adjustable, meaning you can see your baby (and vice versa) from anywhere. It has four adjustable heights and three reclining positions, including a (doctor-recommended) lie-flat option. If you release the wedge at the bottom, it rocks, and has carry handles that double as toy bars. You can use it from birth until your baby is six months old.

This self-swinging swing will work for kids weighing up to 60 pounds. How, you wonder? First, babies are strapped in and the things moves from side to side, quietly and gently. The motion lasts for up to two minutes until you have to push it again. And when babies outgrow it, it turns into a toddler seat. This is self-powered, so no need for batteries or an outlet cord.

Not only is this swing super-easy to manage, thanks to its digital menu display, but it also soothes your infant by rocking side-to-side, which is the way most parents naturally sway. It weighs only nine pounds, so it's more portable than similar swings, and it comes loaded with eight soothing ambient sounds. You plug it in to use it, and the weight limit is 20 pounds. Best of all, this swing collapses when not in use, so you can put it away and not have to look at it.

If you want to go full analog, this swing is calling your name. It has a weight limit of 50 pounds, which is stellar, and can be hung outdoors or inside your living room or nursery. Babies can use it from six months on. It has an ergonomic shape that conforms to your child's body, and has an EVA foam liner.