If you are looking for full bucket or baby swings for a wood playset? If so, you should put into action a search on Google for an outline store that specializes in playground equipment. Whether you are looking for an infant swing or a high back swing, full or half buckets, these products are obtainable and the choices are fantastic. With such a large offering available you will need to shop by the child's age. The reason for this is that an infant or baby swing is on average made for a precise age. There are styles distinctively intended for babies who are under six to nine months of age. Plus there are specific models suited for young children (toddlers) up to age 3. Every one of these styles is always called baby swings. This editorial will talk about just a few of the unique styles that are sold in the stores.

Molded Swing with High Back - This basic benefit of this type of high seat back is that is gives the baby support. This type of support is needed when they are learning to sit up. The high back design should always have a seat belt or harness belt which must be used at all times. Look for one that offers a flexible adjustable seat belt so baby is secure in the seat. This design most often has a support bar called a T-Bar, usually yellow, which locks into place. The product is made for a wood playset or a metal playset. Make sure the hardware is heavy-duty or commercial grade, strong and make sure the ropes are resistant to weather conditions so it will last.

Full bucket - The full buckets are made for youngster, with an age range of 12 months up to the age of three. This product is also made for wood playsets or metal swing sets and is usually constructed of durable polymer and most often has galvanized steel bucket hangers. The full buckets have a weight limit of about 75 pounds so you will need to find out exactly what the restrictions are for the one you purchase. Almost all the styles off UV protection as this feature is important so the seat does not get to hot when in the sun. As a precaution, feel the seat to make sure it is not hot before you place the baby or toddler into it. While you generally see this type of swing in parks, churches and school playgrounds it is now manufactured for residential use. Almost every brand has the 360° design (envelope effect) which provides the baby or toddler for uppermost measure safekeeping and protection.

When shopping look for commercial grade with steel inserts. Almost all of these full buckets are prepared with something like 5′ 1″ electro galvanized support chains plus around 30″ inches of plastisol chains. The chain is hot dipped with a plastic coating which helps prevent little fingers from getting pinched in the chain. This benefit of pinch free grips is important to have so when you buy insist on this feature. The advantages and characteristics of plastisol coated chains is that they present an easier hold for little hands as it removes the pinch points. Another good thing is it puts a stop to the "hang on area" from getting hot and eliminating burnt fingers on the hand.

Half bucket - The half bucket has the wrap design which is made to provide support. It is very much like a full bucket and made for wood playsets and metal swing sets except it features a chain or belt across the front for securing the toddler. This allows their legs to learn to move back and forth. It teaches and helps them learn how to pump their legs. This is the best changeover swing from the full bucket. Similar to the full bucket the seats are polymer molded and have galvanized hangers with 5′ 1″ zinc plated chains with 30 inches of plastisol coating.

Imperative protection comments:

1. Parents or caregivers should never leave a baby or toddler alone and unattended in child swing. Always remember adult supervision is a must at all times for the safety of the child.

2. If the product features a seat belt or t-bar, remember to use it of the time. Take that additional measure of concern; always make safe and sound the child.

3. This should be done at least one a month and it should be a top priority. Do a visual inspection of the hardware, moving parts, rope and chain. Make sure all nuts, bolts, hardware is tighten and secured.

4. When children are playing on a metal swing set or a wood play set they must always have adult supervision and should never be left unattended. This is true for both residential and commercial use.