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FEIT's NINA Baby Cradle Turns Into a Drawing Table for Later Life

FEIT's NINA baby cradle is constructed from a solid wood frame, pure wool and a coconut fiber-filled mattress, offering a naturally crafted way to soothe young ones to sleep. The cradle helps to rock young ones to sleep with gentle motions and can be ordered with different choices of wood and wool fabric.

After the furniture design has been used to soothe babies during their first few months of life, the cradle can be transformed into an entirely new piece of furniture with the addition of FEIT's tabletop accessory. The modern and practical baby cradle then has the potential to take on a new life as a drawing table, thanks to its clever design with height-adjustable feet.
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