Cubby Beds develops smart safety beds for people with disabilities and special needs such as autism, down syndrome and sensory processing disorder. The startup launched in March 2020 and is now ...

It’s great.” Even better, the conners now plan to pay it forward with the extra $3,500 raised over their goal to help purchase a cubby bed for another family denied by insurance.

She says the solution is a cubby bed, designed for kids with special needs to stay safe and secure. “It’s not cheap. But how do you put a price on someone’s life?” Lewis-Baker said.

When the CEO of Cubby Beds heard about this story, the company pledged another significant donation to help Averi sleep safely and independently soon.

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