"Their fates of not wanting to have to rear a kid, promptly deposits the young hero with a family (usually poor and humble) who will raise him up to be good, just, noble and strong."

I think this line from the entry of the article needs work. I've read it about five times, and it makes very little sense. Leftover from a previous edit?

I think we should mention that the Trope Namer, Moses, is an inversion of the trope. He was born to slaves and raised by royalty, while Moses In The Bullrushes is a Blue Blood abandoned to be raised by muggles.