Collection: Moses baskets and hammocks

Moses baskets have been known and used for years. Their name refers to the Old Testament biblical story of baby Moses, who was hidden by his mother in a wicker or reed basket on the Nile River and later discovered by Pharaoh's daughter. Lightweight and portable, they are a wonderful choice for a newborn's first bed. The Moses baskets we offer are handmade from natural, child-friendly materials, and their design and shape ensure comfort and safety during baby's sleep.

Moses Baskets – What Makes Them Stand Out?

Moses baskets are an excellent alternative to traditional cribs for the first few months of a baby's life. They are made of natural materials such as wicker, corn husks, or elephant grass . Moses baskets are small and typically have an oval base and high sides, ensuring comfort and safety for the baby while sleeping . A Moses basket is a great addition to a layette, providing comfort for both baby and parents.

In our store you will find Moses baskets made entirely by hand from a high-quality organic material called "elephant grass" . They have a comfortable mattress and practical handles that make it easy to carry your baby in the basket .

What are the advantages of a Moses basket?

The advantages of a Moses basket make them an excellent addition to a layette. Why is it worth choosing this solution?

First of all, Moses baskets are made of natural materials .

Secondly, thanks to the small space and high edges limiting the amount of external stimuli, the use of a basket provides babies with comfort and a sense of security .

Third, they're lightweight and have handles , making them easy to carry anywhere . No matter where you are or what you're doing, you can have your little one by your side.

Fourthly, the small size of the Moses basket allows it to be placed even in a small room - in the kitchen, bathroom, and also in the bedroom next to the parents' bed.

How long can you use a Moses basket?

A Moses basket is the perfect first crib for your baby. They can be used until approximately 6-7 months of age . And after that, you can keep them for your next child, as their durability guarantees they will last many children, give them away to a close family member, or resell them.