Rockit Rocker Rechargeable - Baby Sleep Aid Gently Rocks Any Stroller or Buggy, Adjustable Speed with 60 Minute Timer - Fits All Pushchairs & Prams to Create a Baby Bouncer

Excellent product! Was recommended by a friend. I was initially skeptically and worried it was too expensive but it’s so worth the money.It’s easy to use and lasts a long time on one charge. It’s also pretty quiet which is good.The pram attachment is quite fussy to get on but once it’s on, it stays on and the rockit can be easily taken on and off.It does take quite a long time to charge but that’s not too bad when it lasts a long time on one charge.It settles my baby instantly, and keeps him asleep when he’s been in the car/out on a walk and we stop.

I absolutely love my Rockit Pram Rocker—it’s been a game-changer for my baby’s sleep and my sanity! This little device is incredibly effective at gently rocking the pram, crib, or stroller, helping my little one drift off to sleep without me having to manually jiggle it for hours.The rechargeable battery lasts ages (I only need to charge it every few days), and the adjustable speed settings let me find the perfect motion for my baby. It’s so easy to attach—just strap it on, turn it on, and let it work its magic. Plus, it’s quiet, so it doesn’t disturb the baby (or me!) once they’re asleep.I’ve used it on the pram, the cot, and even the car seat when we’re out and about—it’s so portable and lightweight. It’s been a must-have for naps, fussy evenings, and even when I just need a few minutes to get things done.If you’re a tired parent looking for a hands-free solution to rocking your baby to sleep, the Rockit is worth every penny.

The media could not be loaded. I loved this! It's helping me a LOT. No, it doesn’t put your baby to sleep, but it definitely helps keep them asleep while you get things done. Best investment I’ve made.As for the battery, I charge it every evening and haven’t had any issues so far.I do recommend it, even though I think it's a bit expensive and should come with an extra hanger so you can use it on two different pushchairs. But I get it—they want to sell more products.Still, it's a great product.

I had the original version of this which took 4x AA batteries. Although it worked well, it drained the batteries fast and was a complete pain to change them over. It eventually broke not starting up after approx 15 months of use.I phoned the company to tell them, they said I had to pay £15 to fix it. Slightly annoying as it was only just out of warranty, I'll prob bin it.Anyway...I bought this rechargeable one as it had some improvements. The first one being it's rechargeable which will hopefully be a game changer and the fact the buggy clip can adjust the angle of the rockit so it works to rock the pram more efficiently and also not strain the offset weighted motor so much as it's pointing upright, which in turn will hopefully mean a longer battery life.The clip also has a much better screw type tensioner so the rockit attaches more securely to the pram.I just hope this one lasts longer than the last as £50 is not massively cheap, but it is a good product and keeps the baby sleeping for longer in the pram.

I don't review items but I have to share my love for this. I've had it 2 days and it has helped my 8 week old nap during the day by himself. It's amazing. I've clipped it to the bottom of next to me and it works great. Seems good quality. Absolutely worth it.

The Rockit Rocker has been a game-changer for us. It gently rocks the stroller so we can enjoy hands-free time while our baby stays calm and often falls asleep. The rechargeable battery is a big plus — no need to constantly buy replacements. It’s easy to attach and use, and the quiet motor is barely noticeable. Perfect for walks, errands, or even just relaxing at home.

I have found this really useful. I think one of the best things you can buy. It's such a great idea. It's easy to use, does what it says. And it's a time saver.

I think the Rockit does help my child sleep, as it seems to very roughly simulate the vibration of a driving car or pushchair being pushed around. It’s easy to turn on and off, and has a built in control for the speed of vibration/spin.However it is very expensive for what it is, and the battery life is not great. There also doesn’t seem to be a quick way to release the attachment/holding mechanism, so if you want to quickly attach this to another item, say from a Moses basket to a pram, you have to unscrew the attachment by hand every time - there must be a better way, unless I’m missing something.It’s either expensive because the internal build quality is of a high standard, which isn’t obvious from the outside. Or it’s expensive because, as with a lot of items to help babies sleep, parents will often pay anything for a bit of piece of quiet. I can’t say which it is, but I hope the Rockit lasts long enough to convince me of the former.If this had a longer battery life, a quick release mechanism for the holder, and was maybe £15 cheaper, I wouldn’t really have much to complain about.