Meet your baby’s new sleep sidekick, the clever crib that goes from home to away in a pop. With adjustable heights, breathable mesh sides, wheels for easy roaming and a cosy padded mattress, it’s the ultimate snooze spot from birth to 9kg.
 
5 Reasons to Buy
Mini naps and early bonding:
Suitable for overnight sleeping from birth until 9kg (or an infant who cannot sit, roll over or push themselves up, whichever comes first). Treasure those first nighttime snuggles.
Speedy set-up:
Pops up in seconds for stress-free assembly at home or on the go.
Safety and simplicity side by side:
This crib attaches to your bed for peace of mind. It includes bedside attachment straps and a drop-down side for easy feeding and comforting.
Effortless everyday:
Featuring 5 adjustable height positions, smooth-glide wheels with brakes for easy room-to-room movement, a spacious storage basket for all your bits and bobs and a handy freestanding position when folded.
Travel-ready:
Close to Me folding bedside crib is lightweight with a compact fold. It features a cosy padded mattress, handy travel bag and mosquito net.
 
Features
Suitable from birth to 9kg or until your baby can sit up unaided -whichever comes first
Quick pop-up assembly – fuss-free setup in seconds
5 adjustable height positions – for the perfect bedside fit
Breathable mesh sides – for airflow and easy visibility
Simple drop-down side – reach and comfort your baby with ease – intended for use in bedside sleeper mode only
Comfortable padded mattress – for cosy snoozes
Compact, easy fold – ideal for home or travel
Smooth-glide wheels with brakes – move effortlessly from room to room
Large storage basket – handy space for baby essentials
Use as a standalone or as a bedside crib – versatile for every set-up
Complete with travel bag, mosquito net and bedside attachment straps
 
Specifications
Freestanding when folded. 
Folded dimensions: 97.5 x 13 x 62 cm 
Product weight: 8.35kg 
Child use: Suitable for overnight sleeping from birth until 9kg (or an infant who cannot sit, roll over or push themselves up, whichever comes first).