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Baby Capsule
This Australian version of the baby car seat provides an extra measure of protection for babies. Designed by the Rains ford company in 1984, the Baby Capsule appears to be a standard bassinet secured to the car with the automobile seat belt. In the event of an accident, the seat tilts up and swings around to enclose the infant in a sturdy, protective capsule.
Drieyes
Drieyes is a whimsical device developed to keep soap out of the eyes while washing baby’s hair. Drieyes combines a visor with handles that allow baby to hold the device in place while Mum rinses soapy water from the hair. The handles resemble eyeballs on long stems. A soft, sponge band allows a snug fit to baby’s brow during rinsing.
Grobag Egg
Parents concerned with keeping a healthy room temperature in baby’s room welcome the Grobag egg. The egg is a digital thermometer that changes colors with rising or falling temperatures. The egg glows red when the temperature reaches levels that are too high for baby. Low temperatures cause the egg to glow blue. A large, digital read-out on the side of the upright egg indicates the temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius readings.
Baby BanZ Eye Protection
Australia has one of the harshest ultraviolet climates in the world. Concern for young eyes in this rugged environment resulted in a wide range of eye protection products for babies and infantsAustralian Inventions in Baby Products. The scope of the Baby BanZ product line has resulted in expansion to many other countries of the world sharing a concern for damage to infant eyes through UV exposure.
Snugabub
This innovative bedding product was developed by an Australian mum, her sister and a cousin. Fiona Dique designed the product to overcome the one-size-fits-all concept of baby bedding. She believed that infants of different sizes should have crib bedding that fit them on a size-for-size basisAustralian Inventions in Baby Products. The tailored fit of Snugabub reduces the possibility of smothering due to excess bedding in the crib.
Sleepwrap
A personal concern for her own baby’s well-being caused a young Australian nurse to invent the SleepWrap. She was fearful of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), a rising cause of infant deaths. Sleepwrap helps prevent baby tummy sleeping and the possibility of creeping into cold or dangerous sleeping positions. The positive fit of Sleepwrap helps to prevent falls from cribs and baby beds.