Perfect for all newborn babies, the Leander Hanging Baby Cradle with Stand & Mattress ensures a soothing nights sleep for your little one. The cradle provides a soft and secure environment with calming gliding movements simulating the motion inside mum's tum. The cradles motion stimulates your babies sense of balance and helps to strengthen their development while they snooze. The baby cradle and mattress are made from pure cotton and both are washable at 60 degrees. The set can be suspended on a hook from one single point making it easy to change sheets, move and clean or hang it on the stand that comes included! Available in a choice of colours, with a canopy and matching bedding available separately, create an adorable haven so your baby (and hopefully you) can get some well earned rest!
Features and benefits:
Hanging crib with stand and mattress
Available in a choice of colours
Suitable for babies aged between 0-6 months or until your child can sit unaided
Cradle can be suspended from ceiling using the hook attachment (included)
Baby Cradle Set includes the Tripod Stand
Stand is fully fold-able making it ideal for travelling
Stand made from Aluminium metal and treated with a water based lacquer
Cradle movements stimulate child's development and balance
Designed to mimic the movement inside the womb
Made from Cotton
Includes Cold Foam Mattress 
Includes Straps length 118cm - Longer straps available separately
Specification:
Cradle:
Height: 30cm
Width: 50cm
Depth: 83cm
Tested and approved for 10 kg
Stand:
For ceiling heights of 242-275cm
Height: 197cm
Width: 120cm
Depth: 120cm
Good to know:
Some self-assembly required
The Leander cradle complies with the standard EN 1130:1996 part 1 and 2
All fabric is washable at 60 degrees
The ceiling hook must be screwed carefully into place in a bearing ceiling beam
Please note: When using the stand it must be used with adjustable telescope pipe against the ceiling
Canopy, bedding and longer straps (173cm) available separately
Product has a 2 year warranty against manufacturing faults