HearthSong Indoor Or Outdoor Rocking Seesaw Review + Giveaway

Its no secret that I live in the south and it never gets really cold here. As a matter of fact, I’m sitting outside typing this, two days before Thanksgiving – in a tank-top! As a result, we stay outdoors as much as possible and my kids are always excited when we get new toys to play with outside. HearthSong recently sent us the Rocking Seesaw.

Rock on! As many as three children can have a rockin’ good time aboard this great seesaw that combines two favorite children’s rides-a good-old-fashioned teeter totter and a rocking chair-to create a little extra excitement and a lot more fun.

Expertly crafted from durable weather-resistant metal with rubber-padded rockers, comfy seats and sturdy handlebars, it will provide years of exuberant riding fun indoors or out, on a soft surface.

For ages 18 months+ to 8 years+.

Maximum weight is 140lbs total or 70lbs for each seat.

55-3/4″L x 19-1/2″W x 20-3/4″H

This one came with several pieces, so my husband and I worked together to get the Seesaw set up. It took us about 30 minutes or so.

We mostly used this inside, but recently ran out of space so we took it outside. I’m a little worried about the foam pieces that cover the metal rockers, so I have been making sure we put it in the shed. The metal is supposed to be weather-resistant, but I think the foam might tear or get yuck if left out in the rain(or where my dog can get it).

Isabella is only 15 months, so she’s still a little too wobbly for this. Before I know it, they’ll weigh close to the same thing and can ride it together. For now, Evan just plays on it with the neighborhood kids.

Evan and the neighborhood kids have spent a lot of time rocking on this seesaw. It can hold up to 140 pounds, so 3 of them can play at the same time. One sits in the middle while two are on either side. With such a high weight limit, this is a toy that kids can play with for many years before outgrowing.

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