Rocking Support for Moses Basket

The rocking cradle skids move from side to side.

Why side-to-side movement? The "forward-backward" movement is a natural motion that a parent makes when carrying the baby, and it has a positive effect on the baby’s vestibular system (closely linked to the body's sensory systems). This motion is common in the newborn's life as parents often rock their babies in their arms, whereas the "left-right" movement stimulates the production of neural connections in the brain responsible for the child’s intellectual potential.

Furthermore, it is possible to lock the cradle with a special brake on the skids.

The cradle is made of solid beech wood.

The cradle is also suitable for Moses baskets with the following dimensions:

Width: 28 to 37 cm.

Length of the basket at a height of 20 cm: 65 to 77 cm.

IMPORTANT:

Only use on a firm, horizontal, flat, and dry surface.

Do not allow other children to play near the Moses basket and cradle without supervision.

Do not use if any part of the cradle is broken, torn, or missing.

Do not use if the baby in the Moses basket can roll onto their side.

Do not use if the baby’s weight exceeds 7 kg.

Only use original parts.

Remove all packaging materials before using the cradle.

Do not attach anything to the cradle or its sides as this could affect the cradle's stability.

If the cradle is not being used, it should be kept out of the reach of children.

Before each use, the cradle should be checked – in particular, ensure that the screws are properly tightened.

When the cradle is not in use, it should be kept out of the reach of children and in a position that prevents rocking.

When the cradle is left unsupervised, the brakes should be applied to prevent rocking.

Made in Poland