The Center for Infant Care recognizes the importance of technology in assisting parental care of infants in today’s society. The work depicts a complete intelligent cradle system that is meant to satisfy various needs of parents and caregivers alike. The cradle features an automatic swing which is controlled by a sound sensor that is activated when the baby cries and it also alerts the parents in real time through the Push Button app. The baby is also under constant supervision as a live camera feed showing the baby is available. Moreover, it consists of a sensor to check the temperature in the pitched room as well as a raindrop sensor to ascertain wetness in order to send appropriate notifications via the Cloud application. It is especially to be noted that the cradle features a thrust bearing swing mechanism with a machine learning model coded for use on a Controller system that targets the analysis of the cause of a baby’s cry and informs parents accordingly. When it comes to performance, the compact structure integrates servo motors allowing efficient swinging motion and runs on a microcontroller chip for full IoT integration. The proposed system comes out to be reliable and can be used with ease therefore classifying it as a cheap but easily scalable device, ideal for new homes. This advancement would not only assist in easing the tasks of caregiving but also further enhance the incorporation of A.I. into the parenting devices of the respective parents.