As a parent, one of my biggest concerns is the safety of my children and while I do not consider myself an overprotective mom, I do like to prevent accidents as much as possible and try to avoid my kids getting hurt.
That has proven to be really hard with the little one as he is a little monkey that loves climbing and jumping and who learned how to get out of a crib at less than one year old, so him falling while climbing out of the crib has always been something to worry about.
I just learned about a new product hitting the market that seems like a good and simple solution to parents of little monkeys like mine!
DreamCatcher is a cushion designed to reduce the severity of an injury if a child climbs out of their crib and falls. It is comprised of eight inflatable sections enabling the product to be configured to any nursery layout, especially if the crib is placed against a wall (or two). This product is launched for funding on Indiegogo on October 10th.
Fall injuries are the most common type of injury that children experience. Almost 80% of serious injuries in babies are caused by falling, with many of those falls occurring where you believe your baby is safest: in their crib. The inventor of DreamCatcher, routinely checked on his son from the monitor only to watch in horror as he climbed up and over the railing of his crib. Before she could get to him, he had fallen to the floor, landing on his face and leaving large bruises.
Sound familiar?
You can check their Indiegogo page for all the detail on the DreamCatcher and jump of the wagon of this must have safety net for your little one!
