Baby Dream Machine
No DealAid for rocking baby cots
Baby Dream Machine, the aid for rocking baby cots, landed on the national radar after pitching the dragons in Season 1, where it won fans even without landing a deal.
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From the show
The Dragons’ Den pitch
- £150K
- Asked for
- 5%
- Offered equity
- £3M
- Sought valuation
Graham Whitby and Barry Haigh faced the dragons in Season 1, Episode 1 in the episode that aired 4 January 2005. Baby Dream Machine, the aid for rocking baby cots, pitched in the Other category, one of 909 other businesses to brave the Den across all 22 seasons.
They came in asking £150,000 in exchange for 5% equity, putting a £3M valuation on the business.
Baby Dream Machine couldn't land an offer the founders would take, and the pitch ended without a deal. History says that's survivable: several of the show's biggest success stories left the Den empty-handed.
Across Season 1, 8 of 61 pitches ended in a handshake. In the Other category overall, roughly 11% of pitches have landed a dragon across the show's history.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Baby Dream Machine?
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Did Baby Dream Machine get a deal on Dragons’ Den?
No. Baby Dream Machine pitched the dragons but left Season 1 without a deal.
What season of Dragons’ Den was Baby Dream Machine on?
Baby Dream Machine appeared in Season 1, Episode 1, which aired 4 January 2005.
How much was Baby Dream Machine asking for on Dragons’ Den?
The founders asked for £150,000 for 5% of the company, a £3M valuation.
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