Baby Trend Sit N Sway Portable Swing vs UPPAbaby MamaRoo Multi-Motion Smart Swing

The Sit N Sway Portable Swing is rated to 20 lb; the MamaRoo Multi-Motion Smart Swing, 25 lb. The Sit N Sway Portable Swing runs on USB-C power cable adapter, or 4 C batteries; the MamaRoo Multi-Motion Smart Swing, AC adapter, no batteries.

Only the differences are shown.

Baby Trend Sit N Sway Portable SwingUPPAbaby MamaRoo Multi-Motion Smart Swing
TypeSwingSwing
List price$89.99Not listed
FromNot listedbirth
Up to9 months9 months
Weight limit20 lb25 lb
Stop using when (maker)"Stop using product when infant attempts to climb out""Stop when baby attempts to climb out."
Harness5-point safety harnessNo-rethread harness
MotionsSwaying5 motions
Speeds35
PowerUSB-C power cable adapter, or 4 C batteriesAC adapter, no batteries
Size22 x 23 x 27 in (axes not labeled) (as listed)21 W × 24 D × 27.1 H in
Weight7.7 lb15 lb
Material100% polyester fiberNot listed
Toys includedDetachable toy bar with two hanging toysNot listed
CertificationsNot listedGREENGUARD Gold
Standards (maker's words)"Baby Trend is a member of the Baby Safety Alliance""Baby Safety Alliance Verified"
CareSeat pad is removable and washable.Not listed

Baby Trend Sit N Sway Portable Swing

A light Baby Trend swing (7.72 lb) with three swaying speeds, eight melodies and a 5-point harness. It runs on a USB-C adapter or batteries. a 9 month and 20 lb maximum.

  • Light at 7.72 lb
  • USB-C or battery power
  • Stop-use rule and limits stated
  • Only three speeds

UPPAbaby MamaRoo Multi-Motion Smart Swing

A plug-in swing with five motions and five speeds, made by UPPAbaby (formerly 4moms). The maker lists it for birth to 25 lb or 9 months. Height is 22 3/8 in when most reclined.

  • Five motions and five speeds
  • Plug-in power, no batteries
  • Stops motion if something blocks the seat
  • Needs an outlet