Neem wood Thottil separator

Machine wash with a mild detergent and dry in shade. Make sure it's completely dry before hanging it again.

A thottil is a traditional Indian cloth cradle, hung from the ceiling so it can gently sway. Its soft, rocking motion has soothed babies for generations.

The leno window is an open, breathable weave panel that allows air to flow through and lets you check on your baby without lifting the fabric.

We recommend the thottil from 3 months onwards, up to a weight of 15 kg. Stop using it once your baby can sit up, pull themselves up, or try to climb out.

Hang the fabric from a secure ceiling hook using a thottil chain or rod. Tie the ends firmly, keep the thottil low and close to the floor, and check that it's stable before placing your baby inside.

No, the thottil comes as fabric only. You can use your existing ceiling hook with a thottil chain or rod.

The wooden separator holds the two sides of the fabric apart, keeping the thottil open for better airflow. It's optional and sold separately.