cradles
nounUK /ˈkreɪdlz/
US /ˈkreɪdlz/
Small beds for babies that can rock.
The twins slept in their cradles.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Places where something begins or is cared for.
The valley is a cradle of ancient culture.
3. Frames that hold and support something, like a telephone receiver.
He set the phone back in its cradle.
4. Holds something gently and protectively.
She cradles the kitten in her arms.