The Like Moses doll cradle is a perfect set that allows children from 12 months of age to develop motor skills, empathy and imagination through play. The basket measures 55cm long, 32cm wide and 18cm high, handmade, crocheted with 9mm thick cotton thread, making it safe and suitable for children, having the OekoTex Standard 100 certificate. The bottom of the basket is made from high quality wood, creating a solid and durable base.
The set includes a comfortable foam mattress, covered with a removable fabric cover. AloeVera, also OEKO-TEX certified. The bed linen, made of cotton muslin or 100% cotton sateen, includes a sheet, a pillow with ruffles (26x30 cm, with hypoallergenic silicone padding) and a 45x50 cm blanket. The sheet is equipped with an elastic band, which guarantees ease of adjustment and aesthetic appearance. the color and pattern of the bedding can be selected and indicated when ordering, and if no information is provided, the set will be sent with a random pattern.
The solid base is an oiled wooden frame from a Polish manufacturer with dimensions of 58x34x37 cm, which can be easily folded and unfolded, making it easy to store and transport. The Like Moses cradle is not just a toy, but also an educational tool that supports children in learning to care for others and develop responsibility. the set introduces the little ones to the world of creativity by creating their own play scenarios and simulating the care of dolls.
More reasons to choose Like Moses cradles:
- Products created with heart and attention to quality
- Bed sets and accessories made with natural and certified materials
- Handmade details and comfortable and safe construction solutions
- Possibility to choose colors and patterns of the bed linen
- The product supports the comprehensive development of the child: motor skills, imagination and empathy
Offer your child unique educational and fun values thanks to the Like Moses doll crib. This is an ideal gift idea that combines aesthetics, safety and functionality for parents and children.
