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Current of air-Upwards Swings - Practise Any Notwithstanding Be?    Forum -> Shopping -> Kid & Infant Products View latest: 24h 48h 72h AlwaysGrateful Monday, Jul 07 2008, nine:42 am I've been asking a bunch of questions like this recently, just...here'south one more than. We're trying to annals for a swing for our kickoff baby, b'shaah tova. Information technology seems that air current-upward swings are the smartest becuase they can be used on Shabbos too - but it seems like they're not around anymore: Quote: Now, more than than 50 years later, all of the major manufacturers, including Graco and Fisher-Price, have discontinued their current of air-upward swings. But it seems like Graco is even so selling some online. Has anyone bought a new wind-up swing recently and have any comments about it? Or where they got it from (peculiarly if it was online)? Or anyone who thinks that a battery-operated ane is fine? I could only see kicking myself later for non getting a wind-up one...fifty-fifty though the battery-operated ones last for much longer... Back to top 0 0 Pickle Lady Mon, Jul 07 2008, x:xv am I bought a wind-upward swing five years ago. Its a graco swing. My current infant (#4) is happily enjoying information technology. The one thing I like about information technology was that if left on it won't swing forever. Dorsum to elevation 0 0 GAMZu Mon, Jul 07 2008, ten:27 am I think cheap baby outlet stores (like Bergament in BoroPark) would carry them. Dorsum to top 0 0 Hashem_Yaazor Mon, Jul 07 2008, 10:43 am I've seen some on ebay over the past few years for $25 + $25 shipping around...let me check. Don't see whatsoever right now I bought one second hand on luach.com when the opportunity arose, even though I had no 1 to use information technology for, since I had e'er regretted not ownership 1 when I had the chance (since my baby at the time was half dozen months quondam). I never used a swing, but these are and then hard to find, I simply decided to get one. It's currently at my in-laws to be used by whoever needs it. And IY"H when I will have a need for it, I'll simply bring information technology to my apartment I estimate. Worth the twenty bucks. I've managed without a swing at all for 2 kids, never listen the wind up cistron, so if you can't find, it'southward really non the cease of the world. Alternatively, some get plug in swings, and get out it on the whole Shabbos. Merely if y'all do see one available, it might be worth it to just get information technology. Dorsum to tiptop 0 0 GAMZu Mon, Jul 07 2008, 11:32 am I never understood plug-in swings. Not only is the plug-in-socket dangerous, merely the wire is so easy to trip over or get strangled in! Not a proficient idea at all. Dorsum to superlative 0 0 myfriends715 Monday, Jul 07 2008, 12:44 pm I loved the bombardment powered swing you can e'er push information technology maually on shabbos and during the week y'all don't accept to worry abt recranking it Dorsum to height 0 0 BeershevaBubby Monday, Jul 07 2008, 12:51 pm Graco was the concluding hold-out to make air current up swings and they stopped about 2 years agone. Proficient luck finding information technology. You'd think there's be an Israeli visitor that made 1... just no. Dorsum to peak 0 0 BlumaG Mon, Jul 07 2008, 2:02 pm I have a battety operated swing - I asked a rav if I cud leave information technology on over shabbos - he said I cud - it meant I had to change the batteries e/ 2 wks but I got them $1 a pack so I didnt mind Back to superlative 0 0 egam Mon, Jul 07 2008, 4:12 pm AlwaysGrateful wrote: We're trying to annals for a swing for our first baby, b'shaah tova. It seems that wind-up swings are the smartest becuase they tin can be used on Shabbos also Did y'all ask a shaila? I was told by a Rav they are non permissible to apply on Shabbos. Nosotros bought batery operated one and only pushed it on Shabbos. Dorsum to tiptop 0 0 Mrs. XYZ Mon, Jul 07 2008, four:19 pm egam wrote: AlwaysGrateful wrote: Nosotros're trying to annals for a swing for our showtime baby, b'shaah tova. Information technology seems that wind-up swings are the smartest becuase they tin can exist used on Shabbos also Did you ask a shaila? I was told by a Rav they are not permissible to employ on Shabbos. We bought batery operated i and just pushed it on Shabbos. Why not? Back to meridian 0 0 egam Mon, Jul 07 2008, 5:04 pm We didn't quiestion information technology. I would recall that it's like wind up watches. You lot can wind them up on Shabbos given that they are nevertheless going. Once they stopped, you tin't rewind them. Back to acme 0 0 GAMZu Mon, Jul 07 2008, 7:22 pm My husband told me the aforementioned as egam says. We didn't air current it on shabbos, merely wound it to capacity before shabbos and so gave it a push button whenever needed (didn't last as much as we needed, but all the same.) I know that people do hold that it'south OK... I hope they asked and didn't just assume. Same with the pull-dorsum toy cars (where you lot roll it back a little and the spring winds- let it go and it zooms) and the jitter-critters where you pull the string and the little animal vibrates. We however similar our air current-up because information technology's economic, uncomplicated, and doesn't have music buttons for the older kids to corruption. What I don't like about information technology though is that the machinery bar is right over the seat and it's hard to maneuver the baby in. Some swings come up with a tray that opens and closes, but this i stays put. And so I kinda have to slide the baby in from the back. IY"H later this baby we'll give the swing away to save space. Back to tiptop 0 0 Rutabaga Mon, Jul 07 2008, vii:33 pm I take a plug-in swing. It'southward great because it doesn't eat up batteries like so many other things do. I was debating what to practise near Shabbos, simply I've heard people either go out it on the whole time or put it on a timer. I thought about looking into a wind-up swing, but I decided that I'd rather be inconvenienced 1 twenty-four hour period rather than six days. You volition see, when you need the swing because the baby is kvetchy and you need to get things done (or slumber), then you lot won't desire to accept to stop what y'all're doing (or wake up) every xv minutes. Back to top 0 0 queen Monday, Jul 07 2008, 9:39 pm Simply similar Hashem Yaazor.... we bought a air current up Graco swing off of eBay (payed $25 plus shipping) even though at that time we didn't need it. We knew equally time went on they'd be harder to come up by, and so bought and stored in basement. For baby #two we used, and it was great. Now it's back in the basement Go along checking both eBay and Craigslist.org Dorsum to top 0 0 Recent Topics Page ane of 1 View latest: 24h 48h 72h    Forum -> Shopping -> Child & Baby Products Related Topics Replies Final Post Does the Sofa I want, be? by amother Shopping 0 Sat, Mar 05 2022, ten:12 pm past amother Learn hebrew course in person MONSEY area, does this exist? past noidea New York related Inquiries 1 Mon, Feb 28 2022, i:28 pm past amother Looking for..does it exist? by amother Baby Names 16 Sun, Feb 27 2022, 7:34 am by LovesHashem Does such a community exist in USA? by amother Moving/ Relocating 57 Thu, Feb 24 2022, 1:08 pm by amother ISO under-cabinet microwave. Does it exist? past amother Shopping 3 Mon, Feb fourteen 2022, 8:25 pm by amother

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