9401.71.00.07 - Swings for children

This HTS classification covers swings specifically designed for children. These items are characterized by their primary function as a suspended seating apparatus intended for recreational use by infants and young children. Typically, they feature a metal frame or support structure, distinguishing them from seats made entirely of other materials. The "upholstered" designation indicates that the seating surface is padded and covered with fabric, leather, or similar material for comfort.

It is important to distinguish these children's swings from sibling categories. For example, highchairs and booster seats (9401.71.00.01) are primarily designed for feeding, while infant walkers (9401.71.00.05) are intended to aid a child in learning to walk. Bouncers with seats (9401.71.00.06) and stationary activity centers (9401.71.00.08) also serve different purposes, focusing on providing a contained or interactive play environment rather than the motion of swinging.

As a leaf node, this classification does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, the classification hinges on clearly identifying the item as a swing intended for children, with an upholstered seat and a metal frame, and ensuring it does not fit the more specific descriptions of the sibling categories.