Built in 1937 and distributed in London to members of the Chelsea Baby club, the babe cage was meant for women with children but without a backyard,, garden or terrace for them to play in or on.
Wednesday, 8 August 2012
baby cages...
just had to blog this picture I found on the net.
Built in 1937 and distributed in London to members of the Chelsea Baby club, the babe cage was meant for women with children but without a backyard,, garden or terrace for them to play in or on.
Suspended from the side of the building, the baby would have access to fresh air and sunlight through the cages wire frame, and still have sufficient room to play with toys. This bizarre cage was patented in March 1923. Wooo how strange!!!!
Built in 1937 and distributed in London to members of the Chelsea Baby club, the babe cage was meant for women with children but without a backyard,, garden or terrace for them to play in or on.
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