Doomoo Seat’n Swing is an adaptable beanbag that is incredibly soft while offering the utmost comfort to your baby! Helping your baby feel as cosy as in mummy’s belly, the seat transforms in 2 seconds into a rocking beanbag. As your baby grows to a toddler and beyond, remove the top pad with the harness and let your toddler mould themselves into their favourite position.
Your baby and beyond will love rocking out in the Doomoo Seat n Swing.
Whether sitting up, laying back or rocking, you can use the doomoo Seat’n Swing for your little ones from birth onwards until they weigh 25kg. It’s the most comfortable of seats, whether your little one is reclining, sitting up or rocking. The doomoo Seat’n Swing comes with an organic cotton top pad with a safety harness for the smallest ones, which can be removed once your baby grows older.
Doomoo Seat’n Swing comes with a top cushion made of organic cotton. This cushion is equipped with a safety harness for the little ones and can be removed once your baby grows.
This seat can be used in different ways so that children can feel as comfortable as possible. It can be used flat or in rocking mode. You can apply pressure on the cushion to move the micro beads and create a backrest. Always put on the safety harness younger babies. When your little one can walk, the seat can be used as a beanbag or a rocking chair.
How to use
This seat can be used both in flat mode or rocking mode. Before placing your baby in the doomoo Seat’n Swing, you can put pressure at the front in order to push the microballs up and create a back rest. Always put on the safety harness for the little ones. From the moment your toddler can walk, the seat becomes a pouf and a rocking chair.
Thanks to its micro pearls filling, toddlers can mold into their favourite position themselves. The doomoo Seat’n Swing is a lifelong product. the cover, top pad and harness are removable and washable and the seat itself is refillable. Enjoy your rocking time!
Attention: the decision to remove the top layer with safety harness is left to the parents and depends on the weight, size and level of development of the child.
