Practical Parenting - Magazine May Issue 2007

The big Sleep
"Roxy used to sream all the time, but then i went online and found the Natures Nest. Its like a hammock and creates a back in the womb envioronment. The first time i put her in it, she was asleep in 30 seconds. now Stan's been in it since birth"

Kathryn from Brighton

Dr Hilary Jones, Sunday Magazine - 9/11/ 2003

"Does it work?"
A reader tries out a Baby Hammock..
Exhausted mum of one - Anne. 39 from South London, was at a complete loss when her baby refused to sleep. "We thought the 'sleepy' gene had passed Ewan by" she says, "but then we discovered an Australian baby hammock bed - and it was the answer to our prayers! The rocking motion of the hammock sends Ewan off to sleep with a smile on his face and, thankfully, it will last him until he is 10-12 months old. An added plus is that it's snug, sturdy and easy to assemble."

Woman - June 2004

"Best Buys For Kids"
Jane Bishop, 37, a mum of six from Southampton, tested it on 6 month old Jude. "I've tried quite a few products over the years, but I think this is brilliant! I've be able to work at the computer with Jude lying beside me and he's in it by our bed at night too. The natural bouncing motion helps him to go to sleep and I think it's sturdier than Moses Basket. It's really portable so you can take it to friends houses or on holiday. I don't think it's expensive compared to say a cot. Its a small price to pay for a good nights sleep".

Practical Parenting Magazine - July 2004

Natures Nest was designed in Australia by a desperate, sleep deprived new mum. It helps babies sleep better and more naturally by imitating the gentle, bouncing motion of the womb. Its perfect from birth up to 12 months, and studies have shown that it helps with babies development. For details contact Amby UK.

Real Homes Magazine - August 2004

What was your best buy?
"The Amby Natures Nest baby hammock. Roxy didn't sleep for the first few months and I heard about these hammocks, which are all the rage in Australia, and bought her one. Now she sleeps normally and we have our lives back again! I cannot recommend it highly enough."

Prima Baby - September 2004

"Tested For You"
Chloe Mallows sister-in-law came to her rescue when her baby Son, Harry, would not settle. She ordered a Natures Nest crib from America that helped Harry and Chloe, get a better nights sleep. It made such a difference that Chloe's decided to set up her own company, Amby UK, importing and distributing the nest so that other UK babies and parents could benefit. The crib works by simulating womb conditions for newborn and premature babies helping them feel snug, and recreating the soft, vertical motion of being in mums tum.