Ford Made A Crib Which Tricks Your Baby Into Falling Asleep. Why Didn’t We Think Of That Before?
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New parents would tell you in a blink of an eye – the hardest part of it is to get your baby to sleep. There are, of course, ways to make it happen, and the one that works for a lot of parents is getting the baby into the backseat and just drive around. But you can’t go on doing that all day… and thanks to the designers at Ford – you won’t have to.
The Spanish branch of the company has created the Max Motor Dreams baby crib, which simulates the soothing ride in the back. It has LED lights which mimic the passing street lights, it has the speakers at the bottom which make muffled engine sounds for ambient noise, and it has the rocking mechanism, which gently vibrates the crib. It even comes with an app designed to track your car’s route in order to reproduce the movements from that exact drive your baby enjoys the most.
For now, there’s only one test crib made, however, according to Ford, “following numerous inquiries, the company is considering putting the unique cot into full‑scale production.”
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I wonder if a child always sleep with this, does it conditioned to it, and maybe also fall asleep when it is grown up and should/could drive a car
Yes it does! My friends parents did this to her as a child and now whenever she is a passenger she falls asleep. She has done this on several first dates...LOL
I do have to say, my parents often got me to sleep by driving around. And yes.. I still fall asleep in pretty much any moving vehicle. I don't drive, and stay awake on my bike, but the bus commute to work has me snoring every morning and evening!
"Na, when these babys will be legally able to drive, we will have self-driving cars" - possible their logic
This was the first thing that occurred to me once I'd read the full article!
My parents also drove around to get me to sleep. I can ensure you that i have not fallen asleep once while driving (yet :D). But i do fall asleep in vehicles real easy, when i don't drive myself.
They should definitely create one for adults.
That's why they put snooker on TV!
My thoughts exactly!
Sounds amazing and expensive
I would have found a way to buy it! When I think of all the 3a.m. drives.....
I wonder if a child always sleep with this, does it conditioned to it, and maybe also fall asleep when it is grown up and should/could drive a car
Yes it does! My friends parents did this to her as a child and now whenever she is a passenger she falls asleep. She has done this on several first dates...LOL
I do have to say, my parents often got me to sleep by driving around. And yes.. I still fall asleep in pretty much any moving vehicle. I don't drive, and stay awake on my bike, but the bus commute to work has me snoring every morning and evening!
"Na, when these babys will be legally able to drive, we will have self-driving cars" - possible their logic
This was the first thing that occurred to me once I'd read the full article!
My parents also drove around to get me to sleep. I can ensure you that i have not fallen asleep once while driving (yet :D). But i do fall asleep in vehicles real easy, when i don't drive myself.
They should definitely create one for adults.
That's why they put snooker on TV!
My thoughts exactly!
Sounds amazing and expensive
I would have found a way to buy it! When I think of all the 3a.m. drives.....