Car. Arms. Stroller.
He never noticed.
Why the Cocon?
They chose it. Here's what they say.
Léa B.
Yesterday he fell asleep three minutes from home. I took him out of the car seat, carried him up the stairs, laid him in his bed. He never opened his eyes once. I nearly cried.
Marie L.
At first I thought the price was steep for "a piece of fabric". But we have used it every day for five months — for carrying, as a mat at friends' houses, in the car. It replaces so many things that it paid for itself long ago.
Julie R.
I was afraid my daughter would not feel safe in it. It is the opposite — she falls asleep faster than in my arms.
Pauline G.
My Brazilian mother-in-law hung the Cocon on the door, rocked Diego, asleep in three minutes. "My mother did the same with a sheet." Except with the Cocon I can also take him out of the car without waking him.
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When your baby falls asleep, you lift the Cocon by the strap and set it down somewhere else. Over the shoulder or crossbody. They never leave their fabric, their smell, or their position.
No more choosing between waking them or staying stuck in the car.
You're not lifting a baby: you're moving their bed.
They use it to…
Get out of the car
Without waking them. From the car to your arms in 3 seconds.
Rock them at the door
Hung from the handle, gently rocked, hands free.
Carry them upstairs
Hands free, baby against you. No more 18-lb car seat.
Travel light
Plane, train, bus. No stroller needed.