Fisher-Price Snuga Infant Swings (all models)
Our take
Recalled Oct 10, 2024: on all 21 Snuga swing models, the headrest and body support insert can increase the risk of suffocation if a baby sleeps in the swing; 5 deaths were reported. Cut off and remove both parts before any awake use, and contact Fisher-Price for a $25 refund.
Fisher-Price recalled more than 2 million Snuga swings after babies died while sleeping in them. They are still common secondhand, so check the name before you buy or borrow a swing.
Consider instead: Graco Simple Sway or Maxi-Cosi Cassia, used awake only.
What parents and testers say
Recurring praise
- Popular, widely sold
Recurring complaints
- Recalled after 5 sleep deaths
Our summary of patterns across the reviews and threads linked below, not quotes.
Materials & safety check
0 of 1 checks clear, 1 to know about.
When to buy it
Skip; buy a current, non-recalled swing
Remove the headrest and body support insert, then contact Fisher-Price
Other swings we scored
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- CPSC: Fisher-Price recalls more than 2 million Snuga infant swings (Oct 2024)cpsc.gov
- BabyGearLab: The Best Baby Swings (Jun 2025)babygearlab.com