Meet the smarter baby lounger made for parents who never have enough hands

There are plenty of little challenges in those early days of newborn bliss, and simply not having enough hands is a common conundrum for new parents.I remember not too long ago feeling like I always had my daughter on my hip, a bottle in one hand, a toy in the other and her pacifier somehow clenched between my teeth — just trying to make my way around the house.When you don’t want to let your little one out of your sight, you have to get creative with ways to take them everywhere with you.

That’s exactly when I could have used the Najell SleepCarrier Vol.5, a unique hybrid carrier that functions as a play space, baby lounger and carrycot all in one.

The SleepCarrier is designed to make life a little easier at home and on the go with a simple unfoldable system that gives babies a tummy time mat to play or a soft spot to rest.The lounger also boasts an adjustable design that grows with your baby, including a firm, supportive mattress, sturdy side panels made with breathable materials, and a secure locking system that helps keep them safe and comfortable no matter where you set it down.And, thanks to its wide carrying straps, the Najell SleepCarrier Vol.

5 is comfy and easy to tote around.In other words, you shouldn’t have to break your back just to move your baby from Point A to Point B.The SleepCarrier is designed to grow with your baby, from the newborn stage through their first year or until they reach 19.8 pounds.

Once your little one can roll over or sit up independently, it’s no longer recommended to use the SleepCarrier as a baby carrier.It has been tested and approved to meet European, U.S., and Chinese safety standards and features an intuitive design made with breathable recycled polyester, viscose and mesh fabrics.Even better, the materials are easy to clean and can be washed in warm water.For caregivers and working parents, it’s a simple solution to the everyday challenge of moving a sleeping baby from room to room without interrupting the...