This must not be misconstrued as 'baby wanting more room'. This movement is in fact triggered by the tactile touch that the baby experiences in the hammock. As in gestation, moving and wriggling is all part and parcel of muscle toning and physical development. Many mothers have reported that their hammock babies appeared to grow faster than their previous babies who slept in cots. This is quite understandable, as a baby who sleeps better and is happy and contented will more than likely feed better and therefore grow faster.
Many families take it on holidays, to grandmothers and even to baby sitters.
This gives your baby the advantage of sleeping in his own special bed wherever he may be. Arms and legs cannot be caught in railings, air flows freely through the hammock and with a height of only about 6 inches off the ground with a baby in it, you will be free from the nagging worry of your baby falling from the full height of a cot. The Amby has been used extensively in hospitals, child care centres and thousands of homes in Australia for the past 9 years. Please see Amby Awards, Tests and Safety Standards. Standards Australia, however, could not test the Amby.