Modern Moses Basket

I'm looking to buy cribs for my baby I want to use a crib for the first few weeks at least to have them in the room with me before putting them on the bed all night. I liked the look of it, but I do not know anyone who has used it before? link:
http://www.babiesgalore.com.au/bedtime/b ...
The things I like about it is that I can take the basket to friends places for the baby to sleep in a bed like laptop, and it is a beautiful small to go next to my bed, and I loves the modern look of it and breathable materials used.
The things I dislike about this is that the handles stick in the cot (I might be able to attach them away) and I'm not sure how it is safe for the baby because it is a woven basket. If anyone has used one or know about this product please let me know your experience / thoughts on this subject.

Thank you:)

It is the birthplace exactly what I'm going to buy for my small but my Bubs came a few weeks too early and they do have in stock at the time: (

However, I'm glad I do not buy it now that my Bubs is seven weeks old I only used it for a couple of weeks I had in my room by then (he does a lot of noise his sleep!). We ended up signing the cribs they use in the hospital that was larger than our Bubs got used to it during our stay of 5 days and paid in full when we got home there was much more convenient because it has doubled in a baby bath and everything could be brought into the bathroom etc.

Overall we have only used a berth for a few weeks and if I had to do it again, I'd still just hire one of the hospital, even if the seed is the organic nice!

Hope this helps x

Yes, I used a cradle, but my mother gave to me ... I know there are those in there as well for a cheaper price though. If I were you I would keep looking

I've never used one, but wow that one is really nice! I havent seen others that look quite like that, and to be honest if I use one, I prolly go for it!

If you want to use a bassinet, I suggest you do a different type, as with a stand. I know this can be disconcerting to let your baby nap in a basket on the floor or sofa, but it might be a better idea of a stand. I do not really think that the handles stick in the bed. They are flexible, and it seems they were simply put in this direction for the picture instead of out.

Really, though, now that the baby only fit in these kinds of baskets for only one or two months. Once they start rolling, they are not as stable as they should be and not as safe. Try not to put too much emphasis on something that you want to use only for 2-3 months.

When he is at my mother, mine sleeps in a basket very similar to, but without support. It simply puts the basket on the ground. He loves it and sleeps much better in this than he in the car at home. I've considered get one, but it is increasingly so fast I know it's time nursery soon!