Nekasu Cradle

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€299,00
  • Meets European cot safety standard EN 716
  • Base adjustable to 3 heights, with a sliding side
  • Solid wood and MDF, non-toxic white finish
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Nekasu Cradle

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Light
Com o colchão Suzu 120×60 Encaixa sem folga. OEKO-TEX.
Medium
Com o conjunto Beppu Edredão, resguardo e almofada de berço.
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Berço Completo Nekasu Berço + colchão + enxoval.

Who it is for

The Nekasu is for you if...

✓ You want a cot that grows with the baby from the first days
✓ You want to be able to lower the base once the baby starts standing up
✓ You need easy side access, to pick up the baby without straining
✓ You want to know what safety standard the cot meets, not just that it "is safe"

Buy the mattress separately. The Nekasu takes a 120x60 cm mattress — the Kotone, the Suzu and the Mokuren all come in that size.

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Which mattress to put in the Nekasu?

You are viewing the cotKotoneSuzuMokuren
StructureFoamFoamPocket springs
Height8 cm11 cm12 cm
Foam density≥23 kg/m³≥23 kg/m³—
Suits up to2 to 3 years3 years5 to 6 years
Choose it ifBudget is the priorityYou want it to last until the bed transitionYou want to invest once
Price at 120x6099 €109 €159 €
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Kotone

Structure
Foam
Height
8 cm
Foam density
≥23 kg/m³
Suits up to
2 to 3 years
Choose it if
Budget is the priority
Price at 120x60
99 €

Suzu

Structure
Foam
Height
11 cm
Foam density
≥23 kg/m³
Suits up to
3 years
Choose it if
You want it to last until the bed transition
Price at 120x60
109 €

Mokuren

Structure
Pocket springs
Height
12 cm
Foam density
—
Suits up to
5 to 6 years
Choose it if
You want to invest once
Price at 120x60
159 €
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Construction

Nekasu (寢かす) means putting someone to sleep.

The Japanese verb used when laying a child down in bed. That is all this cot does, and nothing more.

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European standard EN 716

The safety standard for domestic-use cots: bar spacing, side height, stability and strength.

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Safe sleep

Measure the inside of the cot before buying the mattress.

The mattress has to fit the cot with no gap between it and the bars. A two-finger gap is already too much — that is the rule used to check it.

Safe sleep guidance also includes laying the baby on their back, on a firm, flat surface, without pillows, padded bar bumpers or soft objects in the cot. Lower the base as soon as the baby can sit up unaided. If in doubt about your case, speak to your paediatrician.

Frequently asked questions

Before you order.

What safety standard does it meet?

European standard EN 716, which sets the safety requirements and test methods for domestic-use cots — bar spacing, side height, stability and strength. The finish is non-toxic.

What mattress fits the Nekasu?

A 120x60 cm mattress. The Kotone (8 cm), the Suzu (11 cm) and the Mokuren (12 cm, pocket springs) all come in that size, with OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified fabrics.

What are the outer dimensions?

125x70x95 cm. Measure the room before ordering, especially the width of the doorway.

What is the adjustable base for?

In the early months it stays in the high position, so you can pick up the baby without bending your back. It goes lower once the baby can sit, and lower again once they stand.

Up to what age does it work?

From the early months until the transition to a bigger bed, usually between 2 and 3 years.

Does it come assembled?

No. It arrives unassembled, with instructions. Assembly is done at home and is simple.

Is the finish safe if the baby bites the bars?

Yes. Non-toxic paints and varnishes, free of harmful substances — precisely because that is what happens once the baby starts standing up.