Nothing fits this stupid stand. We bought it because we wanted a place for baby to sleep in the living room. Actually I kind of just wanted infinite baby sleeping options.He sleeps in the swing just fine. The swing is totally worth the investment. This, on the other hand, is relatively affordable but is now taking up valuable real estate in our apartment. Buy a swing, or a bouncer – skip this one.

This rocker is just as I expected. It rocks okay but not much. It’s also a little too big for my Moses basket. But all in all, it does its job.

We used our basket stand for both of our babies. It was easy to assemble and disassemble. I could put my stroller pram in it or a Moses’s basket. It looked so sweet and is durable.

We used the same basket stand for our 2 children. It stores easily and is a better option than a bulky cradle or pack and play. We keep it beside our bed and can rock the baby while we are lying down. The stand was easy to put together and looks so posh in our room.

When I was pregnant I ordered the Serena & Lily Sausalito Moses Basket because it was on sale and I had my eye on it for a while. I was hoping the Jolly Jumper stand would fit the basket and it did. It is somewhat of a pain to assemble and it does seem like the basket is not completely level in the stand but it’s almost the only option out there. There was another option I found on an eco website but it was almost $100 and didn’t seem worth it after what we spent on the basket. I would like to see Jolly Jumper have a little more quality control on making a product that is level when it’s holding a baby but other than that it serves it’s purpose.