Graco Sweetpeace Newborn Soothing Center

Owner feedback on the Graco Sweetpeace Newborn Soothing Center is positive, with rave reviews about the wide array of features, but lately it's been eclipsed in coverage by the mamaRoo Infant Seat (*Est. $200), which also features multi-directional movements. The Graco Sweetpeace has four swinging motions with six speeds; it also has two vibration settings. Along with the standard lullabies, there are "womb-like" white noise sounds and an MP3 player plug-in that lets caregivers choose their own music. We read some complaints about loud motors, but user reviews are generally positive about the response of Graco's customer service. The seat on the Graco sweetpeace is removable, helpful for moving a baby without disturbing her. The seat base is also compatible with Graco car seats, and you could move your baby from car to cradle without taking him out of his infant seat. The sweetpeace runs on electricity or batteries.  

We found discussion of the Graco Sweetpeace baby swing in popular baby-gear book "Baby Bargains," but the authors' evaluation is very brief. User reviews at Amazon.com are the best source of detailed information on the Graco Sweetpeace Newborn Soothing Center. We're generally impressed with sources offering about 50 entries on a single product, and in this case Amazon.com makes the cut. The review quality on Amazon.com is high, and there are several long, informative posts worth reading on their own.