Most parents would agree that the hardest pat of having a baby is getting the screeching little angels to go to bed and stay there. I mean c’mon Tracy ‘Baby Whisperer’ Hogg makes a big fat living out of teaching desperate parents how to get their little one to sleep peacefully!
One such sleep-deprived dad from Australia, inventor Christopher Mitchell, noticed his baby girl only went to sleep when he rocked her rapidly. And so he came up with this wonderful automated rocking device- the Lullabub- which fits under cot legs and electronically reproduces four different types of rocking movements-mother’s womb, mother’s heartbeat, ride in a car and boat on the water.
The four pieces of the unit fit one each under the cot legs and give the cot a kind of a suspension system, maintaining the cot’s structure at the same time. Although the Lullabub timer is preset at 30 minutes, you can use the remote control to increase or decrease the rocking time from a distance.
The Lullabub uses low voltage electricity and the system cannot be tampered with by children outside the cot either.
More importantly the product fully complies with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (RoHS) and the Electric Regulatory Standards in Australia, UK and the USA. Now you and your baby will never miss out on your beauty sleep again!
Maximum leg size: 90mm (3.54″) x 45mm (1.77″)
Price: USD $199
Source: Gizmag
