Best Baby Strollers

Busy moms need a safe place for baby to sit while they do any of the million things a mom does in a day. For me, the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker has been the perfect seat for my son from infancy to toddlerhood.

The Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker starts out very much like a typical baby bouncer. The cloth seat cradles your baby comfortably and features two recline positions. In the beginning, I used the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler rocker in the flattest position, and my son often fell asleep and napped in it. The Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker has a kickstand that keeps the whole unit stable so you don’t have to worry about your baby rolling out. My son enjoyed the vibration function as an infant, and I liked it because it helped him go to the bathroom when he was constipated. I took the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler rocker with me everywhere because it was so light and portable, and it really acted as a second pair of hands, holding my son while I folded laundry, showered, or tidied up.

When my son was older, I attached the included toy bar with its cute animal toys. My son learned how to reach by grabbing at the toys. I also found the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker’s more upright position helpful once my son started solids because he had reflux and needed to sit in a more upright position after eating to stay comfortable. As my son grew, I folded back the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker’s kick stand and let him enjoy rocking himself.

Now that my son is a toddler, I have converted the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker into a toddler rocking chair. My son loves to sit in the chair when he watches movies or reads books. He moves the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker from room to room and had no problem dragging it around to where he wants it.

My only complaint about the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker is that is can be quite prone to tipping when babies who are just learning to sit up and crawl use it in rocking mode. Several parents complained that their kids were able to tip the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker by leaning far forward. Of course, children learning to sit up don’t have enough control to stop the rocker from tipping, and can be topple the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker over if an adult isn’t there to stop them. I found that I put the rocker away while my son was learning to crawl. Once he could walk and climb in and out of the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker on his own, I got it back out.

The best thing about the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker, and the reason my husband and I chose it, is that it lasts throughout your baby’s early development. In the first months of infancy, the Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker was vital to my sanity, and now I enjoy watching my toddler continue to use it. The Fisher-Price Infant to Toddler Rocker has stood up to my first child, and I plan to use it for my next baby and beyond.