& FREE UK Delivery on orders dispatched by Amazon over £20. Made using scientifically proven ClevaFoam to prevent Flat Head SyndromeGives support and comfort to your infants fast-growing bodyAirflow fabric draws away moisture and increases airflowRemovable & machine washable coverSize 74cm x 30cm Beautifully designed soft baby muslins, swaddles and blankets. Click here to shop the range. Clevamama ClevaFoam Moses Basket Mattress or Pram Mattress (74x30cm) Dispatched from and sold by Amazon. FREE Delivery on orders over . DetailsMoses basket fitted sheets baby Pack of 2 CREAM Visit our Nursery Furniture and Bedding Store for a wide range of nursery essentials to help you create the ideal bedroom for baby. Product Dimensions78 x 4 x 34 cm 19,538 in Baby (See top 100) in Baby > Nursery > Nursery Bedding > Bassinet & Cradle Bedding > Bassinet & Cradle Mattresses in Baby > Nursery > Nursery Bedding > Mattresses Date First Available25 July 2011
This product is subject to specific safety warnings The ClevaFoam Moses Basket Mattress is the ultimate in comfort and support for your baby, helping them sleep peacefully and soundly at night. Using ClevaFoam will protect the round shape of your baby's soft head, helping to prevent flat head syndrome. In addition, the mattress will support your baby's rapidly growing body and developing joints during the all important first months, when support is of the utmost importance. The mattress is made with a removable cover that is machine washable and is packed into its own carry bag for easy storage. Researched and developed with the University of Trinity College in Dublin, ClevaFoam is the only product scientifically proven to reduce the pressure on the back of your baby's head by 50% and increase support by 80%, thereby helping to prevent Flat Head Syndrome. Designed with safety in mind, ClevaFoam is lightweight and breathable with reduced heat retention, making it suitable for use with babies.
Manufactured using fabrics and foams that are hypo-allergenic, PH balanced and toxin free makes the mattress suitable for use with babies who suffer from asthma and allergies. The AirFlow fabric draws away moisture and increases airflow and is also Oeko-Tex 100 certified for use with babies. SUZY Microfibre Hypoallergenic Moses Basket Mattress 74 x 28 x 4cm Thick OVAL SHAPED : Reversible 67x30x4cm Quilted Foam Moses Basket or Pram Mattress Rounded Both Ends See all 35 customer reviews See all 35 customer reviews (newest first) Nice and soft mattress, unfortunatly once the fitted sheet went on the mattress seemed to shrink so it became to small for the moses basket. Super comfortable, much better than what the Moses baskets normally come with. Bought it but returned as found it too thin and soft in moses basket and I believe it's not sufficient support. Quality mattress...wouldn't have the kids sleep on anything else Was lovely and soft but I had to return as was not the size I required in the end
Very soft, baby sleeps very well. See and discover other items: mattress cover Baby Products > Nursery > Bedding > Mattresses > Bassinet & Cradle MattressesI’m not a sleep expert or a baby whisperer or any of the other people who might actually want to consult to learn the secrets to sleep. I am a mom to a 12-week-old living in a one-bedroom apartment and a bunch of you have asked about where and how we put Faye to sleep, so here’s an answer.Before Faye was born, one of the very few baby supplies that we purchased was a Moses basket. Because I try to keep things as affordable and simple as possible, we opted for a no-frills, organic basket that didn’t come with a mattress or liner. To cozy it up a bit, we purchased an organic cotton futon. (Note: Check dimensions when ordering a futon and request a custom size if need be.) The futon is a nice base, but actually quite thin, so for the first few weeks we folded up a wool blanket and put the mattress down on top of that.
When Faye received a sheepskin as a gift, we began to use that on top of the futon instead.* Faye sleeps in her basket in our bedroom at night.** When she was very tiny and waking up multiple times each night to feed, we slept with her in the bed between us to make middle-of-the-night feedings more tolerable, but we moved her into the basket fairly quickly. Our tiny bedroom means there’s only room for a double bed, so there’s not a ton of extra space for another human between the sheets, snuggly though she is. Maybe more importantly, Faye seems to be cozy and comfortable in her basket, so for now we’re sticking to that. (In the name of simplicity and space-saving, we opted not to get a stand for the basket, but it wasn’t for a lack of options.)During the day, we take the sheepskin out of the basket so she can loll on the floor and coo at various things on ground level. When I take a shower, I pop her back into the basket. You know, because she might suddenly learn to roll over and scoot about while I’m shampooing.
No matter the logic, the basket feels like a safe spot for her to hang out in by herself. When she’s ready for her mid-morning nap (this should probably read if she takes a mid-morning nap) we put her back into her basket and into our bedroom. She tends to sleep more peacefully with the curtain drawn and in the relative quiet of that room (jackhammers, screaming children, and impatient cabbies loitering outside our apartment, please take note.)As Faye grows, we’ll likely transfer her to a crib, but like most things, we’re taking this bed stuff slowly, so that conversation will have to come later.I think that about covers it.*My sister’s mother-in-law gave Faye her sheepie. She’s mother to six, grandmother to ten (soon-to-be 11!) and something of a sheepie connoiseur. She recommends always opting for the shorn sheepskin and ordering from a reliable source that doesn’t overly process the skins in tanning. Ours is made by Kaiser and imported from Germany.See more Baby Proof posts RIGHT THIS WAY.