Soothe Your Tot with the mamaRoo Infant Seat

Courtesy 4Moms

Even super moms and dads need a rest every once in a while.

But what happens when baby just wants to be held?

Parents — including celebs Mario Lopez, Jodie Sweetin and James Van Der Beek — are soothing their infants (up to 25 lbs.) with 4moms‘ mamaRoo Infant Seat ($200).

Available in six different washable fabrics including red, orange, green, pink, silver and black, this baby seat does it all.

It feature five unique motions and nature sounds, plus a cute toy mobile. And you can adjust the speeds according to your preference.

Whether they sway like a tree swing or bounce like a kangaroo, your little one will be sleeping soundly in no time.

Even better? The mamaRoo is super eco-friendly — it runs on wall power only!

— Anya Leon

Comments

This looks very innovative lol. But it’s a good idea. Sometimes babies just want to be held and held and held and there are other things that need to be accomplished, so this could be helpful. I don’t have children yet, so I don’t know if I would actually use it, but it looks cool.

- Erika on November 2nd, 2010

It looks like a chair from the dentist’s office!!!

- Jessica on November 2nd, 2010

gag me. expensive, useless, plastic garbage trying to make wealthy parents feel better about themselves.

- amw on November 2nd, 2010

I’ve seen a demo of this product… it reminds me a lot of the FP Soothing Motions Glider, except that it moves in more than one direction and sits up. Other than that, from the demo it appears that this contraption (for lack of a better word) moves very slowly and has a somewhat jerky motion when it changes direction (either from back to front or when going from up to down).

Honestly, I’d go with a swing and a bouncy seat before I’d go with this thing.

- Rachel on November 2nd, 2010

Looks great…but what’s wrong with the $30-$50 ones from Target or Babies R Us. They do the same things!!!!

- Keri on November 2nd, 2010

… Or wear the baby. Most seem to love it and you have your hands free and can do most things.

BUT…. I am kind of curious about the mamaROO, I must admit….

- Jacqui on November 2nd, 2010

Looks like a ridiculous contraption to me. I’m with Jaqui, wear the baby and than you can actually bounce or swing instead of simulate it.

- Olivia on November 4th, 2010