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Your Newborn is Safe Asleep in a Hospital Baby Crib
Bassinet w/ Plexi Panels
Retail Price: $5,220.00
Your Price: $4,787.41
Unit: single
After the doctors and nurses check over the new baby, this newborn might get a trip to its mother's arms after it is born, but the next stop is a hospital infant cribs. Hospital baby cribs help to shelter and protect these precious packages until finally they are ready to go home and into the world. Whether you want to buy a hospital crib for your clinic to use or you are ordering them for the hospital where you work, there are several things to keep in mind as you look over the many choices you have in catalogs and on websites.
Safety Matters More Than Ever:
The plastic construction of a hospital infant cribs helps keep safe and sound. The sturdy plastic is difficult to crack or to weaken, making it the ideal way to surround the newly born child. In addition, these hospital baby cribs can help to shield from the outside water or other unwanted fluids. The is only able to lay on their back when placed into the crib, helping them to maintain the proper sleeping position so as not to suffocate. Studies have shown that babies who lie on their stomachs are more likely to die of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), so anything you can do to prevent this from occurring is going to be of help to the child. And since they will be in this crib for a while, they will learn the proper way to sleep once they arrive home.
Easy to Move and Transport:
When the hospital baby crib is attached to a bassinet, this becomes the ideal habitat for moving the child around. Not only will the hospital newborn cribs are detachable from the bassinets, so the baby can be quickly moved to another area should they need emergency medical care or they simply need to be put on another vehicle for transport.
Ease of Cleaning:
The materials that make up the baby crib are not permeable, so there's less risk of germs getting onto the surface and staying there. The surface can be easily cleaned with a medical grade cleanser and then maintains with a quick wipe down each day or week. The flat surface is simple for anyone to clean too, and no germs will be left behind in nooks or crannies, as there are none.
When you use the hospital baby crib in the hospital setting, it certainly has its advantages over the alternative methods of transport – from one person to the next. The medical pediatric cribs offer a risk free setting for to move through their world. Since the most dangerous time for is between the crib and the person who will be holding it, limiting this up and down movement works to the advantage of everyone. Of course, they can not stay there forever, but in its most fragile times, it's the best option.
