Two-Colored Baby Moses Basket Standard

The Anzyhome moses basket, stands, pads, and sheets are a beautifully made system for newborn infants. The build is of high quality, we love the aesthetic of it, and we love some of the functionality (for example, having different height stands that the basket can drop into). However, there are also some issues:

1.) Don't expect to be able to easily carry the basket in one hand with or without an infant in it. The handles look like they should allow this, but we didn't find it to be feasible. The handles are placed in such a way that it looks like it carries well, almost like a suitcase. However, while the handles are well built and durable, they are bulky enough + short enough + far apart enough that it is hard to get a good grasp of the basket in one hand. With an infant in it, the problem is even worse - and with high consequences. We've decided that the grasp is poor enough that it'd be quite dangerous to one-hand the basket with our baby in it, and often it doesn't even feel secure to one-hand it without a baby. I wish the handles were a bit thinner and longer so that you could carry the basket easily in one hand - even if they officially recommend not doing this with a baby for obvious liability reasons.
2.) The basket can be easily mis-mounted on the stand such that it looks secure but is not. There are two little wooden pieces on the bottom of the basket that symmetrically nest well with the crossbars of the stand. However, if you place the basket down one inch forward or one inch backward of center... it will still visually look quite centered and secure, but actually isn't and could slip off. Multiple different family members have independently made this mistake and fortunately caught it (by having to crouch down and closely look/feel). It'd be nice if the basket-stand engagement were more obviously correct or incorrect with visual, tactile, or auditory aids.
3. The stand's curved rocker tracks sticking out each end look nice, but when you go to stand close to the basket, you can easily accidentally step on the protruding rocker "foot"... which then can violent rock the basket toward you as your weigh lands on the rocker and cause quite a startle. If the vertical legs went to the end of the curved rocker tracks such that there was no protruding foot portion, there would be nothing to accidentally step on.

We want so much to fully love this product, but these caveats are preventing us from being there. Hopefully it can be improved in time!

The basket is very well made, strong and soft at the same time. It's cozy and all natural fiber and wood. We just love it!!

Enamorada del tejido más hermoso para la llegada de mis hijos

Absolutely beautiful and easy to assemble
Very versatile size and so homey and baby savvy

Hi - I got the basket. It’s wonderful quality. However, the fitted sheet was too tight and didn’t fit the mattress, I was pretty upset about this because I wanted the baby to try it out, and paid a good amount of money for the product.