Collection: Cradle Chair & Baby Hammock Chairs – Cozy & Safe for Infants

Find the perfect baby swing chair for your little one

Soothe, play, and bond—without juggling a dozen gadgets. Our baby swing and cradle chair collection brings gentle motion, soft support, and a tidy look to your home, so you can settle bub and keep hands free for a moment.

Each piece is chosen for comfort and easy use during supervised awake time. Explore the range at Siesta Hammocks.

• Who it’s for — Newborns to early sitters for short, soothing sessions
• Is it safe? — Yes for supervised use; not for sleep (links to AAP & ACCC)
• Key specifications — Typical sizes, weight ranges, materials
• Types & best use cases — Cradle chairs, frames, pod seats
• Safe setup — Mounting, harness, floor clearance
• Care & maintenance — Quick clean and fabric care
• Why choose this collection — Style, practicality, and value

Who it’s for

Great for Aussie parents who want a calm spot for bub during the day. Ideal for short, supervised play or wind-down time while you read, fold washing, or prep a quick meal.

• Newborns to early sitters (check each product’s age and weight guidance).
• Families after portable options that move from lounge to patio (shade only).
• Parents wanting a cosy nook that looks good and saves space.

Is it safe and effective?

Used as directed, baby swings can be a safe way to provide gentle movement and sensory input while you supervise. They are not for sleep: if baby nods off, move them to a firm, flat cot surface.

• American Academy of Pediatrics: move sleeping babies from swings to a firm, flat sleep surface.
• ACCC Product Safety (Australia): always supervise; never use bouncers/rockers/swings for sleep; use on a flat floor.
• Raising Children Network: safe sleep environment guidance for Australian families.

Gentle vestibular input (the “rocking” sense) is widely used in paediatric therapy to support regulation and attention during awake time. See an overview of evidence in occupational therapy reviews and clinical studies.

Key specifications

Details vary by model—always check the product page. Typical ranges:

• Age & weight: newborn to ~6–9 months (often up to 9–12 kg). Stop when bub can roll, push up, or sit independently.
• Harness: 3-point or 5-point buckle with snug, comfortable fit.
• Materials: cotton or polyester blend covers; steel or hardwood frames; soft head and side padding.
• Indoor/outdoor: most models are indoor-first. If used outdoors, keep shaded and dry, and bring inside after use.
• Care: wipe-down frames; removable, washable covers on many models.

Types and best use cases

Cradle-style swing chair (indoor)

Best for newborns needing a snug feel and a gentle sway. Place on a flat, stable floor, and supervise at all times.

Freestanding frame set

Good when you can’t mount to the ceiling. Ideal for renters. Keep the base clear and level; check fasteners before each use.

Pod or nest seat (toddler & preschool)

A cocoon-like seat that suits older siblings (check age/weight limits). Great for reading corners and calm-down spaces.

Safe setup

• Mount to a rated beam/anchor or use a certified freestanding frame. If unsure, hire a qualified installer.
• Use the harness every time. Keep baby centred; straps snug but comfy.
• Clear the zone under and around the swing. Soft floor surfaces are best.
• Supervise within arm’s reach. Move bub to the cot if they fall asleep.

Care and maintenance

• Check stitching, buckles, and suspension points weekly.
• Spot clean frames; wash covers per label; dry fully before re-use.
• Store indoors, away from direct sun and moisture to extend fabric life.

Versatile, stylish, and practical

These pieces blend comfort with a calm, modern look—easy to move, easy to clean, and easy to love. Create a soothing nook that helps bub reset, and gives you a moment to breathe.

Ready to set up a cosy, supervised swing spot at home? Browse the collection and find the right fit today.