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Nuna LEAF vs. LEAF Grow Swing

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Please Note: The Nuna LEAF Swing is no longer available for purchase — it has been replaced by the LEAF Grow Swing.


Ladies and Gentlemen,
Moms and Dads,
Children of all ages...

In this corner we have the Nuna LEAF Swing weighing in at 10.5 pounds.
And in this corner, we have the Nuna LEAF Grow Swing weighing in at 15.2 pounds.

Currently building your Baby Registry? You've come to the right place because today, we are breaking down the similarities and differences between the Nuna LEAF and the Nuna LEAF Grow.

Leaf vs. Leaf Grow 

Excuse the boxing reference above, but it seemed appropriate since today we are breaking down [baby] swings!

So, what sets these seats apart?

Grow With the Flow

Nuna has created a swing that is multipurpose and can truly grow with your child.

The LEAF and the LEAF Grow can be used from newborn to 130 pounds!

Simply remove the infant insert and VOILA, a LEAF baby chair for your toddler (you'll see a picture of our climbing kiddo later on).

No Batteries Required

Currently, all LEAF swings on the market are battery free. They have an ultra-smooth, quiet, and energy smart side-to-side gliding motion.

No batteries. No motor. No electricity needed. But how?

The motion of the LEAF lasts unassisted with a gentle push for over 2 minutes.

Literally, like a leaf floating in the breeze.

Nuna

LEAF Grow Swing

$555.00

Nuna

LEAF Wind

$150.00

Differences

3 POSITION RECLINE

The LEAF Grow Swing has a curved base that provides a chic and contemporary design. It also has a 3-position recline which will prove valuable as your child begins to grow. With the touch of a button baby can sit a back in a reclined position or you can adjust the chair so that they can sit up higher and say hello to the world.

Since both swings have a 130-pound weight limit—the 3-position recline on the LEAF Grow is a great feature to allow for optimal extended use.

Added perk – your toddler will enjoy curling up in their very own chair with their favourite picture book, and you will enjoy that the contemporary design will match your décor.

Trust us, we've looked and the alternative in children's chair selection is generally fuzzy, brightly coloured, and character laden [you know the ones] and Paw Patrol doesn't necessarily scream serene – sorry Marshall. 

Wind Attachment

The LEAF, unlike the Leaf Grow Swing, allows you to add on the WIND accessory [sold separately.] The WIND is an attachment that allows the swing to sway continuously by creating a soft, steady “breeze.” It connects through a one-touch sensor panel equipped with 6 different speed settings through a mini USB cord that plugs into your wall.

  • Contemporary design
  • High tech functionality

Love it!

Final Thoughts

Both the LEAF and the LEAF Grow Baby Swings are great options to help soothe your little one. The LEAF has the benefit of being able to add the WIND attachment. If style and function are important to you than you may prefer the look and functionality of the LEAF Grow baby swing. The Oxford fashion boasts Italian inspired herringbone patterns intertwined with tweed and allows you to recline your babe up and down. The LEAF Grow is also available with a toy bar too.

    Now we will leave it to you and your partner to "duke it out" to decide which baby bouncer/swing will make it on to your Baby Registry.

    Happy shopping [and swinging]!


    Judith Little

    Snuggle Mama

    Boasting a background in Broadcast Journalism, Judith is a talented content creator and the vivacious host of the Snuggle Bugz “40 Weeks to Forever” podcast. Being the youngest of six kids, a busy family has always been at the core of her life — a tradition she continues as the proud mama of two energetic boys. Judith is a vital member of the Snuggle Bugz team, who passionately offers support, encouragement, and guidance to others navigating the adventure of parenthood.  

     

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