Bassinet (noun)

A small bed or crib, typically on wheels, in which a baby can sleep.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from french berceau "cradle", from bercer "to rock".

Examples:

1. The mother placed the baby in the bassinet to sleep.
2. The bassinet was made of wicker and had a white canopy.
3. The grandparents purchased a bassinet for the new arrival.
4. The hospital provided a bassinet for the baby to sleep in while in the room.
5. The bassinet was portable and could be easily moved around the house.