Which is better for a newborn?

Both work from birth. The SmartBounce adds automatic bouncing and white noise, which many parents use to settle newborns. The Mira relies on your baby's own movement.

The Mira. It holds up to 29 lbs and is rated to 2 years, while the SmartBounce stops at 20 lbs or 6 months.

Is the Mira worth the extra $22?

If you want one seat for two years, yes. At $149.99 versus $127.48, the Mira adds a toddler seat, a flat fold and a 3-year warranty.

Does the SmartBounce need batteries?

Yes. It is battery powered and batteries are not included. It shuts off after 30 minutes of bouncing to save power.

Can I move the Mira around the house?

Yes. It folds flat and comes with a storage bag with multiple carry handles.

Does either include toys?

The SmartBounce includes 2 plush toys on a pivoting bar. The Mira needs a removable toy bar, sold separately.

Mira 2-in-1 Bouncer & Seat vs Ingenuity SmartBounce Automatic Baby Bouncer Seat

Buy the UPPAbaby Mira if you want a bouncer that lasts from birth to about 2 years and doubles as a toddler seat. Buy the Ingenuity SmartBounce if you want automatic bouncing and sound for a newborn and only need it for the first 6 months. The Mira is about $22 more: $149.99 at Nordstrom versus $127.48 at Walmart, both as of November 5, 2026.

Today the Ingenuity SmartBounce Automatic Baby Bouncer Seat costs $22.51 less at its best price.

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