Parents can say goodbye to sleepless nights thanks to the ‘Caring Cot’

PARENTS with babies could be saved from sleepless nights thanks to the invention of a new cot.

Parents can say goodbye to sleepless nights thanks to the ‘Caring Cot’
Mon, 03 May, 2004 - 01:00
Graham Hiscott

The Caring Cot detects when a baby starts to cry and gently begins to rock the child back to sleep.

In addition, the crib acts like a virtual nanny by detecting signs that the baby could be in danger.

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