Yes, our baby hammocks are designed to be used by newborns and children weighing up to 15 kg (or when the baby begins to be able to kneel, stand up or sit up). The spring is specifically designed to be used with babies weighing up to 15 kg, which provides both comfort and support while the soft movement from the hammock helps to soothe the baby.

Yes, your baby can sleep in the baby hammock at night. However, it is important to ensure that the baby does not sleep in the baby hammock without supervision. We recommend using the baby hammock as a supplement, as your child also needs to be able to sleep on a firm mattress. This helps to create healthy sleep routines.

Yes, our baby hammocks go through very strict safety tests and comply with the applicable European safety standards. We only use carefully selected materials to ensure your baby’s comfort and safety. We recommend you read the included manual thoroughly and follow the necessary safety measures listed in the manual. Remember that you should always be monitoring your baby when the hammock is being used.

The difference between the two versions is mainly in the materials and design:

Premium baby hammock: Uses higher quality materials, including a mattress stuffed with 100% pure wool. Wool is a natural temperature-regulating and anti-bacterial material which helps to maintain a stable body temperature for your baby.

Basic baby hammock: Offers a cheaper solution in which the mattress is stuffed with polyester. Polyester does not have the same temperature-regulating and anti-bacterial properties as wool, but it is still a comfortable and supporting layer.

The baby hammock can be used from birth and up to a weight of 15 kg or until your child begins to be able to kneel, stand up or sit independently.

Please note: If you want to continue using the baby hammock, you can replace the regular spring with our Junior Spring which supports a weight of up to 25 kg. This provides you with additional flexibility as your child grows. However, we still recommend not using the baby hammock once your child is able to kneel, stand up or sit independently.

There are three ways to hang the baby hammock, and all of them work with or without a cradle bouncer:

Door clamp: Fits most standard door frames and requires no drilling, so it is easy to move around or bring with you. Approved for up to 15 kg.

Ceiling mount: Gives the hammock a fixed, discreet place and takes up no floor space. It has seven length settings and a rubber-coated hook with a nylon strap that carries up to 25 kg. It is made for wooden ceilings and beams; other materials require suitable wall plugs.

Cradle stand: Needs no mounting at all and can be moved from room to room, which makes it a good choice in a rented home. It assembles without tools and requires around 125 cm of floor space.

Whichever option you choose, always check that the fixing point is secure before placing your baby in the hammock.

For daytime naps the baby hammock can be used for a full sleep cycle, which for most babies is around 30 to 45 minutes, and often longer once your baby has settled. There is no fixed time limit, but we recommend that the hammock is a supplement rather than the only place your baby sleeps.

Your baby also needs time on a flat, firm surface. It gives room to stretch out and move freely, which supports motor development. If you would like a firmer base in the hammock itself, our mattress stiffener can be placed underneath the mattress.

Please note: Always supervise your baby while the hammock is in use, and follow the instructions in the manual.