Which is better for a baby, the Munchkin Baby Swing or the Mamaroo? Both swings have their pros and cons, but one may be a better fit for your family. Here’s a breakdown of how each swing works and what you can expect from each one.
Munchkin Baby Swing vs Mamaroo: Key Differences
- – Munchkin baby swing is significantly cheaper than Mamaroo, almost half the price of Mamaroo
- – Munchkin baby swing has 2 different speed settings, Mamaroo has 5 different speed settings
- -Munchkin Baby Swing Munchkin’s baby swing is simple and affordable. You can either plug it in or use batteries to power the motor while Mamaroo uses an AC adapter to stay powered.
- -Munchkin’s baby swing also has soothing vibrations, but they don’t have any swinging or playing while Mamaroo can play music, sounds, talk, white noise and even has the option to remove the mobile for older babies.
- -Munchkin also only swings in two directions while Mamaroo is capable of swinging in all 6 different speeds.
- -Mamaroo is easily transportable due to its folding frame is less portable
Matan Feldman, Dad & Swing Expert
My Name is Matan Feldman and I am a dad of a toddler and an infant based out of Atlanta. I manage this website, Safe Baby Fun (formerly known as Baby Swing Hubs), and mostly blog here about baby activity gear including swings, walkers, bouncers, and jumpers, among others. From what I have learned being a parent for over 7 years now, I am very excited to share good tips with other parents especially if it can improve the safety of kids. I work with a baby products testing and review company and over the past 2 years, I have gained deep insight into baby products and am happy to recommend them here. When I am not wasting time learning one or two tricks at home with my two kids, I spend a lot of time blogging on this site or on other sites to assist parents looking for first-hand insight or feedback on different baby products – especially from a dad’s perspective. If you have any questions, you can reach me using my email, matan@safebabyfun.com.