Before my last daughter was born, two of my friends pitched in together to buy me a baby gift. It was a Air Jordan Fusion 5 beautiful Moses basket with gingham bedding, thick sturdy handles and a lovely light colored basket. I loved it. But just like my issues with baby sleep sacs, a Moses basket is one of those pieces of baby gear that I love and really want to work for me, but they never do.

As much as I envisioned carrying the sweet little sleeping baby from room to room, or carrying the basket outside to let the baby have some fresh air in the back yard, Air Jordan 14s it never ever happened. The basket never got any use aside from being a beautiful way to store all the toys and stuffed animals in my daughter nursery.

And while I know the baskets have been used for decades, there a part of me that gets a little nervous about them. All that padded bedding. The soft sides of the basket. And sleeping in such a small space. It all makes me a little uneasy even though I know people have used them safely.

Moses baskets have never worked for me. They beautiful. I love the idea of them. But I always fallen back on my usual ways of bassinets and cribs for my babies. So, I curious to know if any of you use or plan to use a Moses basket. Are they a dying trend? Or is there still a large population of people who use them? I love to hear!

I got one Air Jordan 5s at my baby shower and thought, what the heck am I going to use this for? Before my son was born I was hopeful that he would be able to sleep in his crib from the beginning, boy was I wrong! Because sleeping in the crib was the plan we didn get a bassinet. We ended up putting the Moses basket on our bed between my husband and I. It was great! It made nursing every 2 or 3 hours so easy. I would feed him and put him back in the basket and he would sleep. It ended up being one of our most useful shower gifts.

We have the rock n play next to our bed, a swing, a boppy, a bumbo seat and my sister offered me a moses basket, but I declined. What funny is that a friend gave me this weird baby tub that resembles a moses basket and I have been using it not as a tub, but with a blanket as a place to put him when he is awake and tired of all his other contraptions. I set it on the counter when I cook or on the dryer while I fold. He likes different vantage points. But I would never use one for a sleeping baby, too much padding. My little guy is 12 weeks old.

Here what I did, when my baby was born, from the day we arrived home day time, we put my daughter in the moises in sitting room and at once its dark and her bedtime, she is transferred to her crib in the room. My daughter kind of understood from day 1 that whenever we transfer her to her crib in the room, it means its night and time to sleep, she wouldn wake up other than feeding and she also understood that whenever we transfer her to the moises, it means day time and time for naps and hanging out. This helped me sleep through the night and she never gave any problems sleeping at night

Plus I never carried her moises around, just found a spot for it Nike Air Foamposite One and we never moved it, it became her daytime bed.

We got one as a gift for our first daughter and it was only used to house all of her stuffed animals. Our house was really small, so she just slept in her bassinet and I could see/hear from pretty much every place in the house. Haha. We did use it with our second though. We moved into a much bigger house and I wanted her close to me. I didn really trust her 2 year old sister to leave her alone if she was out of my sight. Haha. I loved it! We didn use a bumper in it and I only used one soft blanket for her to lay one (on top of the mattress). I hope to use it again when our baby boy arrives!

I wanted to use one, too. We lived in a small one bedroom condo when our first son was born and I thought it would be perfect for keeping him close while not taking up too much room. He HATED it and would scream the second I put him in it. He was much happier napping in his bouncy chair in the kitchen with me, or in the middle of our bed. He was also fine sleeping in his crib from 2 weeks on. Not the cozy closeness I had hoped for, but at least he slept! With our second, I wish I had kept it he likes to be snuggled and close to me. Maybe it would have worked!

My son would only sleep in small spaces and he had to be swaddled. Once he outgrew the tiny bassinet that came with our pack n play, I tried just putting him in the cradle swaddled, but he knew it was a large space and would wake up. The moses basket Air Jordan 18s was a full 4 in longer than the bassinet, so it was a life saver. He slept in it until a couple days before he turned 5 months old (he is a very long baby). That was the best $70 I have spent so far

Yes Love my Moses basket for my daughter! My sister used one with her son and bought one for me. It perfect to place in the middle of the bed next to me and my husband. Easy access to the baby for middle of the night feedings! It was also very helpful the first few weeks after coming home from the hospital, being a new mom i wanted to keep a close eye on the baby and when she took her morning nap, i would take my shower and placed the basket on the bathroom floor so i could peek at her every few minutes.

Before I had my first son I had wanted one and looked them up in all the different stores and one day shopping my mom and I saw one at Ross for $30 and she bought it for me. I love it My eldest slept in it for night and naps till he could crawl out of it and my second used it till he was too big for it. The one we have doesnt have a lot of padding. My mom had to add some. And you really not suppose to carry it with your baby inside. The handles are for decoration. I plan on using it if we have another baby.

Ok I live in Peru so it a little different. My daughter slept in a for the first 2 weeks of her life. It was wider than what in the picture and had a little awning like ting kind of like an old fashioned pram. It was woven out of very thick and sturdy something (like reeds, maybe?) And had an open weave and no bedding at all. My mom helped me make a little mattress for it. It worked great for me. At night I could put her by my bed (and who really sleeps the first two weeks anyway?), and during the day carry my little napping baby to whatever room I was in. I would say that in this country, they pretty common and not dangerous.

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