... We looked at a lot of different ones, but decided to buy the Milly and Boris design from Mamas and Papas. It is a neutral colour scheme of linen and cream, with a tiny bear and hearts motif on the bedding. So it's ideal if you are buying before baby is born or if you want to use it again ... Read review
Advantages: High quality with a good matress. Disadvantages: High price point.
...Milly and Boris design from Mamas and Papas. It is a neutral colour scheme of linen and cream, with a tiny bear and hearts motif on the bedding. So it's ideal if you are buying before baby is born or if you want to use it again for another child, its's suitable for a boy or girl. It cost £89 for the basket and £25 for the stand. It is one of the more expensive baskets, but as it was going to be our baby's first bed, we wanted a good quality one. ... .../>
When we were shopping for a basket, there were cheaper ones on the market, but they were flimsy and the matresses gave no support, which I felt was important for a newborn. 3 months on we are very pleased we went for the Mamas and Papas moses basket. ... more
When we had our first daughter, we couldn't fit a cot in our room, so decided to buy a moses basket and stand. We looked at a lot of different ones, but decided to buy the Milly and Boris design from Mamas and Papas. It is a neutral colour scheme of linen and cream, with a tiny bear and hearts motif on the bedding. So it's ideal if you are buying before baby is born or if you want to use it again for another child, its's suitable for a boy or girl. It cost £89 for the basket and £25 for the stand. It is one of the more expensive baskets, but as it was going to be our baby's first bed, we wanted a good quality one. The basket is made from maize and it comes with a good quality matress.
It is a standard size of 85cm x 45cm, with an inside length of 65cm. I bought bedding from babies r us and matalans and they all fit perfectly. Our baby is now 3 months and is just about growing out of it. We did only have her in our room for the first week as daddy's snoring was waking her up! Although the basket was still very much used as we put her in it and then directly in the cot in her room. We thought this would make the transition into her cot easier as she will be use to the surroundings...hopefully!!!!
When we were shopping for a basket, there were cheaper ones on the market, but they were flimsy and the matresses gave no support, which I felt was important for a newborn. 3 months on we are very pleased we went for the Mamas and Papas moses basket.
Advantages: ideal first bed Disadvantages: can be expensive depending how quick grown out of
...for her, together with the Mamas & Papas Rocking Moses Basket/Carrycot Stand. The stand cost £26.99 and the basket (Zeddy & Rhubarb) cost £68.00. Normal Mamas & Papas retail price for the basket is around £86.00. As far as I know, Kiddicare are no longer stocking Mamas & Papas products, but I believe Glasgow Pram Centre (www.glasgowpramcentre.co.uk) can supply at a reasonable price (n.b. not all products are shown on Glasgow's website, but a quick ... ...The moses basket is very strong and sturdy and capable of taking a baby up to 9kg in weight (which is a hefty size for a moses basket) or until the baby can sit up unaided. For anyone who is unfamiliar with the Zeddy & Rhubarb range, Zeddy is a Zebra and Rhubarb is a Rabbit and the colour scheme is predominantly yellow with small amounts of pale brown. The moses basket is lined in a yellow "waffle" material - slightly padded around the sides, and ...
Bandi2709 28.07.2005
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Advantages: looks lovely and is sturdy Disadvantages: same as with all moses baskets- will prob only last for approx 3 months
...retailer rather than direct from Mamas and Papas as this saved us around £20 and only cost us approx £60. the stand cost us £20. I would suggest always searching for a bargain online or on ebay as its always cheaper than from the main retailer. It comes with a foam mattress that can be replaced for approx £10 if you need another. It has a shade type hood although i found it didnt tend to stay up very well. The sleeping area is 13 inches (33cm) wide ...
f1re_cr4cker 23.07.2007
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