The cribs are no longer simple beds with bars to become authentic modern pieces of decoration such as Bloom cradle designed by Natalie Keville.
Its wooden base allows you to place the crib in two positions, or as a table that can be moved to any part of the house or in the form of a clamp to place it next to the bed and have the baby very close at night, with the benefits that this implies for the newborn.
The cradle itself, where the baby sleeps, remembers the shape of a flower and is made of Eva rubber combined with a thermoplastic cover that provides comfort and safety to the baby. It also incorporates a sensor system that detects any breathing failure of the baby while the bedding is made of organic cotton.
It is for babies up to 12 months of age, but once it is not used as a crib it can function as a hammock thanks to an extensible support.
At the moment it is only a prototype, but apparently it will soon be for sale.
