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HELP!! Need to buy a Moses Basket as a gift TONIGHT, which one is best?

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BlueBumedFly · 19/04/2012 16:30

I have been tasked with buying a Moses Basket TONIGHT for a friend/lady at work.

Please help!! What is best these days? My DD is now 5 and I am sure she was only in the MB for a few weeks as she was so tall?

Is this the best idea or a downstairs mini swinging cot type approach?

Help Please! thanks x

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ProlificYoungGentlemenBreeder · 19/04/2012 16:33

John Lewis £29 white waffle. It's lovely. Hth

issyocean · 19/04/2012 16:35

They are all pretty much the same and last about 5 mins - if you can get the baby to go in them in the first place.

issyocean · 19/04/2012 16:37

Vibrating bouncy cradle thing much more useful,and you can take that into the bathroom with you.Sorry, not much help .

BlueBumedFly · 19/04/2012 16:42

Where do I find a vibrating bouncing cradle thing...exactly...:)

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MadameChinLegs · 19/04/2012 16:44

I got a great Clar de Lune one form tesco.com. Do you need to physically get it tonight or just order it? Mamas and papas ones are a little longer than average and have some nice designs but I found they had barely any instock instore and were mainly order only
The stands from therr are very sturdy and good quality.

We bought a one from toys r us for our neice which has good selection if theres one near you but I found the stands rubbish wood and not sturdy. my dd lasted 3 minths in hers but.neice is still in hers at 6months.

Are you buying with other peoplea money too, like in a collection? If so id go with what has been agreed. Also if the mum to be knows she ia gettimg a mosea basket off you she may allready have bought a crib as some people like both.

I prefered a basket to a crib as even though it didnt last as long, it was portable and I even took it on holiday (uk I didnt put it on a plane)

MadameChinLegs · 19/04/2012 16:45

Excuse my shocking spelling am just getting used to a new phone

issyocean · 19/04/2012 16:47

here or Mothercare or JL Grin

BlueBumedFly · 19/04/2012 17:00

Brilliant everyone thank you!!

OK now, which Activity Mat???

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MadameChinLegs · 20/04/2012 08:42

Sorry i know its the morning and youve probably git one byt mothrrcare do a big enouhh range of activity mats think ours was £40

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