When spending a night away from home with a small child, what scares parents the most is not so much the change of routine, but the feeling of not having full control over the environment in which the newborn will sleep. Temperatures that are too variable, air circulation is not ideal, surfaces not designed for children: all elements that can affect the quality of sleep and the perceived safety. In fact, in the first months of life, the newborn is unable to regulate his body temperature independently as effectively as an adult. For this reason, he is more sensitive to his surroundings, in particular to ventilation and to the stability of the bed in which he sleeps. When you are in unfamiliar environments — a holiday home, a hotel, your grandparents' home — it becomes essential to observe the context and choose solutions that help you better control the variables. Recreating a healthy, stable and adequately ventilated micro-environment not only promotes a more relaxed sleep, but also reduces minor disorders typical of the early years, such as excessive sweating, agitation
or sudden awakenings.The newborn spends many hours lying down and, the more stable the environment, the more his body is able to maintain a comfortable balance. A room that is too hot can increase restlessness, while a room that is too cold creates annoyance and frequent awakenings. Even more delicate is the issue of air exchange: an inadequate flow of air can make the sleeping environment heavy, while direct currents can disturb the lullaby and cause unwanted cooling. In new environments, it is not always possible to intervene on the exposure of the room or on the ventilation systems. What can be done, however, is to carefully evaluate the child's signals: frequent movements during sleep, sweating on the back of the head, the need for contact or difficulty falling asleep may indicate that the environment is not yet ideal. The quality of the surface on which it sleeps is also important. A makeshift bed or a mattress that is too soft does not guarantee stability or security. This is why when you sleep away from home it is useful to have a predictable point of reference, which remains the same even if the context changes. Creating a micro-space dedicated to sleep allows children to feel protected and parents to better manage every condition.
When looking for a stable and safe place to rest, the Joie Amigo 120 Travel Bed travel cot offers a structure that helps parents to control the environment even away from home. It is suitable from birth up to 15 kg and has a solid and clearly visible frame, designed to ensure safety and stability even in rooms not designed for children. The raised base protects against lower air currents, typical of many apartments and holiday homes, while the breathable mesh walls on all sides ensure constant air exchange, essential for keeping the micro-environment cool and pleasant. The standard-sized crib, attached with a zip, allows the little ones to rest in a contained and protected space, and is quickly removed when the child grows up and needs a larger area for play. The side opening facilitates independent entry when the child is older, while the one-handed closure allows parents to manage the crib quickly even in tight environments or while on the move. The included travel bag makes it easy to carry, keeping your child a familiar reference wherever they sleep.
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