As our products are built to evolve with your needs over time, it means we use less raw materials and reduce the environmental impact of transport and manufacturing, and our beds are fully recyclable when the time comes.

All Gaia Baby products are made from ethically sourced birch wood, certified sustainable by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council). The FSC ensure that the wood we use is responsibly produced and the forests are replenished.

By choosing FSC Certified wood, we are guaranteed the foresting process is ethical, workers are treated fairly and our wood is 100% formaldehyde-free. 

We are just a little bit proud of the fact that we are one of the few nursery brands making this promise to our customers. And what our journey so far has revealed to us is that a lot more is possible.

Our team continue to investigate and experiment with the latest sustainable raw materials, fabrics and methodologies so we can bring you the latest, best and most sustainable products.

Our starting point is ensuring that every single raw material we use is supplied with authentication certificates so we can be assured our suppliers adhere to the highest standards.

But more importantly than that, at Gaia Baby we specifically choose to partner with small family run businesses.

Our fabulous Nursing Chairs are made in a small upholstery factory where 3 families and 3 generations of seamstresses and tailors work together with amazing skill and capacity for such a small team.

Our wood products are made in family run factory near Qingdao, a coastal city renowned for its beauty and pilsner lager! In fairly typical fashion, the factory owner and his family live above the office on site.

We at Gaia Baby value longevity, because we know it's what's best for our planet and for our consumers.

We strive to create pieces that are not only timeless in design, but timeless in their durability. Made with real FSC certified wood all our furnitures are made to stand the test of time and be passed down generation to generation.

All Our Cribs, Cots and Beds are designed to easily last from birth to 10 years of age with our Extention kits. Meaning less waste and less spending for mum and dad.

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The assembled dimensions of the Hera Dresser are:
Excluding the legs: 124.4 cm (L) X 63.6 cm (W) X 92 cm (H)
Including the legs: 131 cm (L) X 64.4 cm (W) X 92 cm (H)

The changing area/surface area of
the dresser top measures: 120.5 cm (L) x 60 cm(W).

Your Hera Dresser will arrive carefully packaged in three boxes:
Box 1: 21 cm (H) X 71 cm (W) X 82 cm (L) Weight: 17 kg
Box 2: 15 cm (L) X 67 cm (W) X 81 cm (L) Weight: 18kg
Box 3: 11.5 cm (H) X 67 cm (W) X 128.5 cm (L) Weight: 29 kg

The Hera Dresser has 2 pre-set height options for the shelves. The wooden runners which support the shelves are not adjustable but you can choose to use your dresser with 1 OR 2 shelves according to your
preference.

It is advised that, for safety reasons, you use the wall strap provided to attach your dresser to the wall. Please follow assembly steps in the instruction booklet pages 12-13.

Instruction booklet can be found here

If a wall strap was not provided or you have mislaid
it, please send a request to our customer care team customercare@gaia-baby.com and we will get one sent
out to you ASAP!

The Hera Dresser is made from Ash wood. The wood used to make this piece of furniture is grown in a sustainably managed forest in North America and harvested in a sustainable manner. 
Ash trees are drought resistant and will grow well in many different soil types. Ash wood is an incredibly hard and durable wood type. Unique amongst hard woods, ash trees capture carbon from the atmosphere, and ash furniture stores it for decades. 

All parts and components of your Hera cot bed can be recycled. Contact your local domestic waste recycling provider for more details
on wood and metal recycling.

You can use the Hera dresser top for changing your baby with or without the Hera Changing Station.

No. You can use the Hera dresser top for changing your baby with or without the Hera Changing Station.