Rockers & Cradles

Baby bouncers, swings and cradles — gentle motion for settling, soothing and the daytime moments when arms need a rest.

8 products
  • NewAuto Rocker — Beige — front three-quarterChoose options
    Rockers & Cradles

    Auto Rocker

    Beige
    $149.99
  • Soothe N Swing — front three-quarter
    Rockers & Cradles

    Soothe N Swing – Electric Swing

    Pink
    $349.99
  • NewWieg Crib — Ash
    Rockers & Cradles

    Wieg Crib

    Ash
    $349.95
  • Wave Swing — Grey
    Rockers & Cradles

    Wave Swing

    Grey
    $299.99
  • NewJoy Bouncer — Grey with toy bar
    Rockers & Cradles

    Joy Bouncer

    Grey
    $129.99
  • Rock My Baby Swing Adaptor
    Rockers & Cradles

    Rock My Baby Swing Adaptor

    Black
    $39.99
  • NewMove N Swing — Grey
    Rockers & Cradles

    Move N Swing

    Grey
    $549.99
  • Baby Wire Bouncer — OliveChoose options
    Rockers & Cradles

    Baby Wire Bouncer

    Olive
    $74.99
The flagship story

And for you, the Luna, too.

Baby gets the bouncer; you get the electric recliner beside it. The Luna makes the settling hours something closer to restful.

Meet the Luna
The considered guide

Chosen once, well.

Some babies are born knowing that motion means calm. Bouncers, swings and cradles put that knowledge to work — a gentle rhythm that settles a fussy afternoon, buys you two hands for dinner, and gives your arms an honest rest. LoveNCare's collection spans simple baby bouncers, gliding swings and classic cradles, so whether you're searching for a baby rocker in Australia or a cradle for the earliest weeks, the right rhythm is here.

Bouncer, swing or cradle?

A bouncer responds to baby's own kicks — simple, portable, and the room-to-room workhorse of the first months. A swing does the moving for you, with speeds and sometimes sounds to match the mood. A cradle is the sleep-adjacent option: a flat, rockable bed for the early weeks, closest in spirit to a bassinet. Match the choice to the problem you're solving — settling, soothing or sleeping — and you'll pick well.

Using motion safely

The golden rule: bouncers and swings are for supervised awake time and catnaps under your eye — not overnight or unsupervised sleep. Australian safe-sleep guidance is clear that inclined products aren't sleep spaces; when baby dozes off, transfer them to a flat, firm surface. Always use the harness, keep bouncers on the floor (never benches), and stop using any rocker once bub can sit up unassisted. Our range is tested beyond Australian requirements for stability and harness strength.

For the real sleeps

Motion settles; flatness sleeps. For nights and proper naps, a bedside sleeper or a bed from the cot collection is where the drowsy hand-off should land. The rocker's job is getting them there.