Bed Baby & Junior

Sebra Bed – a bed that grows with your child from birth to school age. Your child needs sleep to develop and grow. The Sebra Bed, Baby & Jr. grows and develops with your child. It's a bed that can be passed down for generations – from child to child, from family to family. A piece of Danish design history and a safe convertible bed for babies and toddlers.

The bed is designed for a maximum of 15 kg in the upper position and 80 kg in the lower position.

Your choice matters because a bed can be used for several stages of childhood and can be passed down if you take good care of it. This helps conserve valuable resources.

You protect nature and the environment, thus taking care of the Earth's resources and the future climate – because a large part of the wood comes from certified forests and because no substances that can deplete the ozone layer are used.

Sebra owns the copyright to the JUNO bed, designed by Viggo Einfeldt in 1942-43. The JUNO bed and Viggo Einfeldt are listed in the "children's culture" category of the Danish Cultural Canon, which captures the essence of Danish cultural heritage.

A cot for newborns, infants, toddlers and juniors

Stage 1 - This stage is suitable for an infant.

The raised crib base makes it easier to lift your baby in and out of the crib. IMPORTANT! The lowest base setting is always safest. As soon as your baby can sit up on their own, lower the mattress.

Stage 2 - This stage is suitable for a baby who is starting to show signs of being able to sit or crawl.

The lowered base and distinctive perforated sides and headboards of the crib ensure your baby's safety in the first year and prevent rolling as they begin to move more, sit, or stand upright. The crib slats are cut at the bottom, creating a slope, meaning your baby can't lean back and climb over the edge of the crib.

IMPORTANT! The support beams must be removed before using the bed in the lowest position. The side rails should be removed as soon as the child is able to crawl out of bed independently. Many parents will want to keep the side rails longer, as removing them also means less control. However, for safety reasons, they should be removed once the child is able to climb out of bed.

Stage 3 - This stage is suitable for a child who shows signs of wanting to climb or is old enough to crawl/get out of bed independently.

One day, your child will be able and willing to do things on their own, and hopefully, you'll enjoy the pitter-patter of tiny feet in the morning (and not in the middle of the night) when, for safety reasons, you've removed one or both sides of the rails. Around the age of two and a half, many children begin to signal that they no longer want to be in their "crib"—some sooner, others later. It's important to look for these signs so you can remove the sides before your child tries to do it on their own.

Stage 4 - This stage is suitable for a child who has reached a certain height and needs more space. The duration of this stage depends on the child's growth and sleep habits. Many parents upgrade to a junior size crib when their child is 3-4 years old.

REMEMBER: When you change your child's bedtime environment, in some cases it may mean that your child will require more support before bed and at night for a while. Sleep problems are natural, but they don't always happen – as a parent, you should be mentally prepared for them and help ensure safe bedtime rituals and routines.