The Little Eco Cradle for Little Eco Babies
April 23rd, 2008Babies need a few essentials in their first few months at home including somewhere safe to sleep. The Eco Cradle is a stylish new innovative solution which caters for newborns first few months in a sustainable fashion. Made entirely from cardboard, the Eco Cradle is light, it’s easy to put together, packs flat and reassembles easily (no tools required).
The Eco Cradle comes with European safety standard certificates. It is made from over 60% recycled material and is completely recyclable. The structure is protected by an environmentally friendly non-toxic, non-hazardous fire retardant and all adhesives, print colours and additives are water based and non-toxic.
The Eco Cradle is easily placed next to a parents bed where it is positioned at just the right height for rocking and soothing. The flat-pack design assembles and disassembles in seconds making it perfect for travelling and visiting grandparents or friends. Once your child has outgrown their first cradle there is no bulky piece of unwanted furniture taking up space in the house, the Eco Cradle is easily disassembled and stores away neatly.
Ecoutlet sells products that make a positive contribution to the environment and offers advice and tips on sustainable living. To purchase the Eco Cradle or to view other products available from Ecoutlet please visit the link below.
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