What mothers need to know about Moses Baskets
What is a Baby Moses Basket?
A Moses Basket is a convenient and comfortable basket in which a newborn can sleep and feel safe. The handles make it easy to carry from room to room (although we don't recommend you carrying the basket with a baby in it) , allowing parents feel connected with their baby at all times. You can purchase a stand for the basket or place inside cot on on any flat surface.
Typically Moses baskets are used for newborns until they reach four to five months old – or until baby can roll over unaided or pull themselves up on there hands and knees.. In those critical first few months of life, parents find it comforting to be able to stay close to their baby, and babies love the “cocooning” feeling that these baskets are designed to provide.
During the night, many parents keep these baskets as baby bassinets next to their own beds, making midnight feedings much easier (without the concerns some parents feel about having their babies sleep in the parents’ bed).
Moses baskets are just the right size for infants and a stylish substitute for bassinets. Easily portable, your little one can always be close. Moses Baskets are extra special because they’re easily portable! Take them anywhere! They are perfect for summer outings, grandma’s house and keeping baby nearby.
What is a Moses Basket made out of
Moses baskets are made from natural straw wrapped in natural maize fibre.
Are the baskets 100% natural
Yes our baskets are 100% Natural handwoven baskets that have never been sprayed with any chemicals (most moses baskets sold as organic moses baskets unfortunately are fumigated, or made with recycled paper), but we at Baby Trenz guarantee that our baskets have not been fumigated, or made from recycled paper, only pure natural maize fibre and straw without the use of any chemicals.
Can I carry baby in the basket
We do not recommend carrying baby in the basket for safety, but if you do you should always carry the basket in one hand and support the base of the basket with the other hand.