The smell of fresh bread or yeast pastries wafts into our nostrils and a homely feeling immediately spreads. We smell the clothes of a loved one and butterflies dance in our stomach. When you enter a room, the smell is the main deciding factor in the first impression we form. And each of us has experienced what it feels like when you just can't smell something or someone.
Especially in babies, the sense of smell plays a crucial role and is already fully developed at birth, while other senses have yet to fully develop. This sense, which is so important to us, helps the newborn find its way to the mother's breast and even premature babies from the 28th week of pregnancy can recognize their beloved mother by smell.
Memories and emotions are strongly linked to smells and this is no coincidence - the olfactory center and memory are close together in the brain and an olfactory memory is particularly formed in the first three years of life. Years later, smells can trigger feelings in a person and so the circle closes and we are back at the pine tree.
The closed and protective shape of Benni's Nest envelops the little dreamers with the pleasant and calming scent of the pine and allows the baby to find the sleep they need even in unfamiliar surroundings. Security to take with you.