Whether you are first-time or veteran parents, you must have heard about the Moses Baskets. Many people confuse the Moses baskets as a newborn's crib or co-sleeping device. Some may also refer to it as a baby bassinet. In reality, it's neither the newborns' sleep bassinet, crib, nor a co-sleeping bed. A Moses basket creates a safe sleep surface for babies on the floor. Often the parents use this baby basket while they are in their living room, visiting someone, or going to the beach or park. While these baby baskets use soft bedding for a newborn, they are not ideal beds for a baby to sleep in. The Moses basket doesn't meet the baby sleep safety standards. The soft sides of the baskets increase the risk of SIDs and suffocation in newborns. It is recommended for the parents to use Moses' basket only for supervised activities.