Baby Bouncer & Rocker

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between a baby bouncer and a baby rocker?

A bouncer gently bounce with your baby's natural movements, while a baby rocker sway back and forth like a traditional rocking chair. Beyond these options, many parents choose 2-in-1 baby bouncers and rockers for flexibility and convenience. But baby preferences can vary a ton. At Costway, we recommend starting with one trial purchase and then deciding whether to add another based on your actual experience.

2. What age is best for a baby bouncer?

When you decide to use a bouncer, please note: these products are best suited for infants from birth to six months old, or until your baby can sit up independently. Their bodies are still fragile and require special care. Although most baby rockers are designed for newborns around 6 months old, or until your baby can sit up unaided, it remains crucial to always check the weight limit for each rocker product.

3. What features should I look for in the best baby bouncer?

Each has its own advantages: manual one offers simple, quiet operation and affordable prices, while electric one saves you effort. Ultimately, whether you choose not to use  or use one model you pick is a reflection of your love for your child.

4. Do I need both a baby bouncer and a baby rocker?

Technically speaking, no. But they can be useful. Honestly, though, you probably won't know what your baby will like. Bouncers and rockers come in various styles, so if your baby doesn't take to the one you have now, you can always try a different brand. It depends on your lifestyle—some parents prefer dedicated baby swings for active play and rockers for soothing or feeding, while others opt for a 2-in-1 baby swing.

5. Are electric baby bouncers or rockers better than manual ones?

Each has its own advantages: manual one offers simple, quiet operation and affordable prices, while electric one saves you effort. Ultimately, whether you choose not to use  or use one model you pick is a reflection of your love for your child.

6. How long can a baby stay in a bouncer?

There are many opinions about the maximum time a baby should spend in a rocker. Generally, when you can't carry your infant, a baby bouncer seat provides a safe and comfortable place. Your baby should only stay in the rocker for 10-30 minutes when awake and should not sleep in it. However, your child can sit in the rocker several times a day.

7. What should you be mindful of when using a bouncer or a rocker?

Please do not let your baby sleep in the bouncer, even if you are watching her. This is because there is a risk of positional asphyxia—a silent suffocation that can occur even while you are watching the baby.