Hi, my name is Viktoria and I am the mom of a little boy named Hugo.

Beelyra was created from a very ordinary situation that you experience again and again as a mom.

A ten minute car ride was enough. From home to swimming. From home to the store. A short trip that was supposed to be quick and simple. And exactly at the moment when I knew we would be getting out of the car in a few minutes, Hugo fell asleep.

It is funny how children always fall asleep exactly when it is the least convenient.

I watched him through the rearview mirror. His eyes were slowly closing and his eyelashes were getting heavier every second. I could see him falling asleep. And I already knew what would happen next.

In a few minutes I would be standing next to the car, thinking about how to take him out without waking him up.

Most of the time, it did not work.

So during short drives I often tried to keep him awake. I talked to him, sang to him, gave him different toys, just to keep him from falling asleep. I knew those few minutes of sleep would definitely not be enough if he woke up during the transfer.

And that was the moment I realized something that really struck me.

I was actually fighting against my own baby’s sleep.

Not because I wanted to. But because I had no way to move him safely and calmly without disturbing his sleep.

And that is exactly where the idea for Beelyra was born.

I wanted something that would help me move him without waking him up.

Beelyra allows me to gently lift him without waking him. The transition from the car to the house or from the stroller to the crib becomes smoother and more peaceful.

For me it meant a huge change.

I stopped fighting sleep. When Hugo fell asleep, I could simply let him sleep. Without stress. Without trying to control something that is completely natural.

Beelyra is a family project. It was created from my own need. From the desire to bring more calm into the small everyday moments that make up parenthood.

If today there is a mom standing next to her car and her baby has just fallen asleep, I want her to not have to choose between sleep and moving the baby.

I want her to simply let the baby keep sleeping.

It may sound like a small thing, but when you manage to transfer a sleeping baby without tears, without crying, without starting all over again, you realize it is not a small thing.

It is peace.

And peace is something every mom deserves.

Viktoria ❤️