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This crib wants to help babies (and parents) get some extra sleep
Swiss designer Yves Béhar believes he has created the ultimate baby crib, one that seeks to give precious help to parents who desperately need a few more hours of sleep. The crib is called Snoo and was developed in conjunction with pediatrician Harvey Karp over five years.

But what exactly does Snoo do? The cradle itself is capable of automatically packing the baby if it has started to cry, also emitting noise to calm it. The crib also comes with an app itself, which allows parents to monitor their baby's sleep patterns and detect irregularities.
DesignBoom says the Snoo is available for $ 1,300, or about $ 1,137. Miguel Dias