Mother invents device to help babies sleep on airplanes

CoziGo consists of a cover, which pops up and provides a quiet and dark place for babies to sleep in peace, in an airplane or any other place.

It all started when Emma was flying from UK to Sydney, and her baby wouldn’t stop crying.

“During that five week trip, my world came crashing down around me... my mum was diagnosed with Cancer and had been given just one year to live. I made the tough decision to relocate. This decision saw me fly from the UK to Australia four times in one year so that Aimee’s daddy could still see his baby girl occasionally. The flying experience never got any better”, the inventor recalled.

So Emma searched the market for a solution, but couldn’t find anything. During flights, she carted around single sheets and masking tape and set up a canopy over the bassinet to help block out all the inflight action. But her baby would drag it off or the masking tape would fail and it would fall on her, waking her. She still had no answer.

After the inventor’s mom died, she started thinking about the lack of solutions on the market, so she created one herself, having founding her own company.

The product is a success, being stocked in more than 50 retail outlets, and having distribution deals in Malasyia and Singapore. The next step is expanding to USA and Europe.

Adapted from: http://dailym.ai/2cCmuY0

More info: https://cozigo.com/
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