I voted no, but after thinking about it - it might work. But only for the first few months, after that no way jose. Unless you had them swaddled really well. In the apartment I live in now, before I came some people said there were hippies that kept their baby in a hammock, and I mean a real hammock. It does look pretty cool though.

The concept is great. In reality, paying $430 for something I could only use for a really short amount of time is ridiculous.

Looks kinda dangerous to me. One wrong move and baby's on the floor...No thank you.

i think it looks super cute!!!

i think it's a cute idea!!! i would use one for my baby!

A similar bed (the Amby Baby Motion Bed) was a lifesaver for us. My baby refused to sleep anywhere but in my arms until we got the hammock. After that, he started to actually take naps! I don't know about this one, but the one we have is totally safe and is even recommended by Dr. Sears. My son stayed in it until around 9 months, when he wanted to roll over and sleep on his tummy.

No thanks. It has more of a decorative purpose than its intended use. After the baby has outgrown it, probably in a month, I guess it can be switched and used as a planter.

This doesn't look like a baby could use it for more than a couple of weeks. Not for $430. That's a waste of money for people of any income level.

kindo, I really like the look of the one you posted about.

This does look much like the Amby bed, which is supposed to be great. The price however? Not so great.

Darn it, I clicked the wrong one. I like the looks of it. A bit pricey for two months worth of cradling though.

I think it looks really cool, but I voted other because it is so expensive! I could make something similar for a lot less!

I'm going to try and talk my G.F. out of it right now. Almost $500 for something you can use for 6 months! Let's not get started out on the wrong foot here. Who can afford that kind of nonsense?