Bebe Care Travel Dome - Black

The bebe care Travel Dome gives you peace of mind, being a safe and comfortable place for baby to nap just about anywhere. This versatile dome is suitable from birth, is super compact for transport and exceptionally easy to use with it’s incredible “pop-out” and easy to fold assembly.

Features:

• Ideal use for camping, trips to the beach and when travelling out and about
• Portable travel dome with zip panel
• UPF 50+ on all primary materials
• Carry bag and washable mattress (with polyester filling) included
• Quick “pop-out” and easy-to-fold assembly
• Easy to clean
• Light to handle

Specifications:

• Age SuitabilityBirth - 36 months
• Carton Weight 2.95 kgs
• Softgoods Material Polyester
• Weight 2.77 kgs

Parenting Tips:

Travel Cot
No matter what your original sleeping arrangements are, it pays to be prepared. A portable cot or bassinet could be the answer to those restless nights when you need to be beside your child, or when you need to put down bub at daily visits to family or friends. Be ready for anything with additional travel cot features such as changing tables, bassinet mode and play pen conversions.

Folding cots are collapsible and portable sleeping enclosures designed for use with infants and babies. These cots have raised sides and ends and a base. Folding cots are intended for temporary use. They are also known as portable cots, travel cots or portacots. Children can suffer serious injuries if they fall when trying to climb out of the cot using footholds or objects left in the cot. If there are gaps in the cot created by ill-fitting or additional mattresses, infants can roll into the gaps, become trapped and suffocate. Infants can also become trapped and strangled if cots accidentally collapse when they are not correctly assembled and locked into place.

DO NOT USE FOR PERMANENT SLEEPING
Folding cots should only be used as temporary sleeping facilities. They are not suitable for long term sleeping arrangements. Because these cots are fold able and transportable, they are subject to more wear and tear and are generally less robust than permanent sleeping enclosures such as household cots.

PREVENTING STRANGULATION OR ENTRAPMENT
As they are designed to be unfolded and folded frequently, always check folding cots to make sure they are safely assembled and that locking mechanisms are secure. If cots collapse they can trap and strangle infants.
Never leave accessories, such as change tables or bassinette inserts, in cots while children are in there. Children have become trapped in these. 

PREVENTING FALLS
As a parent or carer, always be aware of the development levels of your children to determine whether they can climb out of a cot. Children who can stand confidently in a cot, shake the sides and ends and attempt to climb are usually ready for a low bed or a toddler bed. This can prevent falls out of the folding cot.