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Moses baskets

Advice on what to look for when choosing a Moses basket plus the opportunity to purchase a range of wicker and traditional moses baskets, basket stands and covers.


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A Moses basket is one option for your baby's first bed. It is a woven basket with handles and often a hood. It is usually lined with a padded cotton lining, and often a quilt. It is often used on a stand, which can be bought separately.

A Moses basket is portable and small enough to keep next to your bed, which can be convenient for night time feeds, however as Moses baskets tend to be quite small, in general they will only last for the first few months of your baby's life.

Additionally it is worth baring in mind that some babies do not like sleeping in a Moses basket.

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i am due to have a baby in sept and just wanted advise is it safe for baby to sleep in carrycot overnight, or would it be wise to invest in a crib for the bedroom, as cot set up in seperate room for when older. or would a crib be a waste off money. any one one with any advise
added by 555 [Mon 18th Jun 2007 @ 10:39:15]
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