Snuz SnuzBaskit, Wood, Barley & Walnut, Moses Basket & Stand

Very good quality .. a bit heavy but it’s even better for safety

Baby slept comfortably in it. It was easy to travel with too. Would have loved it if we could use it further than 6 months 😔

We don’t have a lot of room in our bedroom for a larger crib/cot and so had planned to buy a Moses basket. However, they all looked quite small, the amount of fabric made me a bit nervous, and I’d seen lots of people complaining that the handles get in the way. The Snuzbaskit addresses all of those concerns. It’s a bit bigger than a regular Moses basket and so will not only last a bit longer but also means that baby has a bit more room to move without hitting the sides and waking herself up. You can buy a fabric liner for it but we have it just as it is and it gives me some peace of mind. The handles get in the way a bit when you’re leaning over in the night, but are never in the way getting baby in and out of the basket. The only downside is that because it’s bigger than a standard Moses basket it’s harder to find sheets. We bought the snuz ones which are a bit pricier than I’d like - there’s quite a bit of extra fabric though so some slightly smaller ones that are cheaper would likely be fine. We liked the basket so much we bought a second one for downstairs for daytime naps.

Fantastic moses basket for our little one, bought this shortly after bringing him home and realising we had nowhere to put him to sleep downstairs. Relatively easy to assemble, the two screws securing the plastic retaining trims that hold the basket in the timber frame are a bit of a pain mind you. Easy to collapse and transport around the home with the handles - we ended up bringing sleeping baby with us around the house which was very helpful! Sturdier than it looks but will wobble if the base isn't flat (e.g. sitting this partly on/off a rug). I would definitely NOT continue using this if you have any inclination that your baby will roll, as it is quite top heavy when baby is in the bassinet and I expect it could tip over. The fabric the bassinet is made from was easy to wipe clean from small messes but expect may be more problematic with a huge blowout - we luckily never had that issue, so never had to test it! I recall it being bigger than some of the more traditional moses baskets on the market, but 75x35cm moses fitted sheets fit the included mattress perfectly. We had a 98th percentile baby (8lb 6oz at birth, but very tall) and this lasted until he was just shy of 6 months old so did the job perfectly. He always seemed very comfortable and happy sleeping in this, even up to the 6 month mark when he started to stretch a lot. Note there's no way to adjust the height, but it was comfortable getting baby in and out - it was just right. Finally, it's a really nice looking piece of furniture. All in all, we were very happy with our purchase and will be keeping this packed away for if we have a second baby!

Très beau ! Leger et robuste à la fois . Nous a bien servi jusqu’au 3 mois de l’enfant . La base se plie . Le matelas est fin mais confortable .

Not only looks great but is really sturdy, when baby was new born, they would not settle in larger next to me crib, but found this more comfortable.

As a user of a variety of Moses baskets over the years from Mamas & Papas wicker, to maize, I was quite keen on checking out this one as it looks sleek, minimalist and very uniquely chic. Material: It's made of a single piece of recycled felt fabric minus additional pieces which gives it such a lovely unison design. The felt is not described as wool, and the fact that its recycled gives the impression that this felt comes from a manmade synthetic material. Construction: Solidly built using thicker, stiff felt to give it structure and strength meaning that the Moses handles are actually fully usable with the any in there. The base of the Moses basket is neatly puncture with a collection of holes to keep the felt, light and airy. whether the mattress topper, plus the fitted sheet allows the felt to do any real 'breathing' from the bae is another matter. There are a set of ovals - one on either side of the basket as a viewing window which also allows for baby to get a steady supply of ambient air. I like the simple yet highly effective design and I don't think it would pale in comparison in terms of durability compared to wicker or grass/maize baskets which also start to look worse for wear after some good use, especially if you like to use the Moses handles to move the basket around throughout the day as we do. We have a lot of guests and to minimise disruption to the new addition, we tend to leave baby in the Moses and transport him from upstairs to downstairs to the awaiting baby visitors. I follow the Gina Ford routine so guests know what to expect when they visit and are always welcome. The Build: The instructions were minimal, but the design was not very complicates, even for someone that has little in the way go DIY knowledge. We didn't need any special tools. Everything you need is included in the set. One word of warning: Metal bearings were not included and the softwood is prone to damage if the screws are overtightened, so try to keep the tightening to a minimum until you're absolutely sure of the correct positioning of the different lengths of wood. Overall: We love the design and the subtle understated colours. Of all the years of having kids, this is one of the sleekest looking Moses baskets we've had. In fact, an unexpected visitor commented on how unusually unique our Moses basket was. 5 stars