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maxi cosi cassia swing instructions Maxi-Cosi Cassia SwingSwing smartly in style with the Cassia Swing designed to give you freedom and flexibility while comforting your little one. The optional automatic motion detector senses when your infant needs extra soothing and activates the swing. Its built in touch screen panel allows you to select from 5 swing speeds, plus 12 melodies and nature sounds to keep baby relaxed and entertained. The 360 rotation helps you both feel connected and engaged. At only about

Swing smartly in style with the Cassia Swing designed to give you freedom and flexibility while comforting your little one. The optional automatic motion detector senses when your infant needs extra soothing and activates the swing. Its built-in touch screen panel allows you to select from 5 swing speeds, plus 12 melodies and nature sounds to keep baby relaxed and entertained. The 360⁰ rotation helps you both feel connected and engaged. At only about 10 lbs., the Cassia swing is easy to transport and folds compactly when you want to tuck it away.  

Key to the design is the use of EcoCare, our new premium, future-friendly, 100%-recycled fabric made from plastic bottles. The yarn produced is soft, comfortable, and breathable––perfect for your little one.

Innovative and lightweight, this swing also features a sophisticated, modern color palette intended to blend beautifully with your décor. Cassia was made to bring tranquility into a busy day by providing soothing comfort for baby plus convenience for you, and ultimately enhance your quality time at home. For babies up to 20 lbs.

Never let babies sleep in rockers, bouncers, or swings.

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