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How to Choose the Best Bedside Cot uk

Both the NHS and the Lullaby Trust have issued official safe sleeping guidelines which advise that babies sleep in their own Moses basket or cot. A crib that is placed near the bed can be an efficient and space-saving option for parents who live in a room together.

Mumsnetters adore the co-sleeper because it's spacious, with plenty of room for babies to grow and play. It's also larger than the Moses Basket. It's also easy to assemble and comes with a travel bag.

What is a bedside cot wooden cot?

A bedside cot (also known as a side sleeper, bassinet or co-sleeper) is a safe way for your baby to sleep near you during their first few months. These cribs are attached to your bed and allow you to pull your child in your arms to feed them at night or even comfort them. These cribs are also ideal for mothers who are nursing or recovering from a cesarean.

They're often slightly smaller than a standard cot, but offer plenty of space for your baby to lay down. You can choose between various styles and features depending on your preferences. Many bedside cribs have the option of a drop-down or removable side that allows you to reach your baby's feeding at night. They are also available in different sizes to fit the dimensions of your bed.

Some cribs for bedside use an adjustable riser that allows you to add a slight rise to the sleeping space that could help with reflux. It also has the ability to zip off the sides for easy cleaning. Some cribs come with manual rocking options that can be a soothing distractor for your infant. You'll also require a breathable mattress to go with your new crib. It should be a minimum of 30cm deep to ensure that your newborn has sufficient head room.

You can be confident that your child will be comfortable and safe in a cot that is positioned at the bedside. With stars like Kate Hudson, Serena Williams and Gigi Hadid all awed by the SNOO bedside crib, it's definitely worth considering this fashionable alternative to moses basket.

Safety

Official safe sleeping guidelines from the Lullaby Trust and NHS advises that newborns sleep in the same room as you during the first six months, but not in your bed, to decrease the risk of suffocation and to decrease the risk of sudden infant death syndrome. A crib for bed allows you to keep your baby close to soothe them to sleep and night feed them without leaving your bed. It is also a great option if you are recovering from an operation or C-section and have limited mobility.

Silver Cross Slumber Carbon 3 in 1 travel cot bedside crib is our top pick for a crib to sleep in. It's compact and folds flat to fit into its travel bag which makes it ideal for holidays or nights away from home. It's among the lightest options for a bedside crib and features a comfortable deep foam mattress with mesh panels that let air flow. It also comes with an optional incline option. Plus, it won Gold at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards for Best Moses basket or Cot Crib.

Another fantastic bedside cot is the Chicco Next2me Magic bedside crib that won Bronze in the 2021 Mother&baby bedside crib Awards. It comes with a built-in changing mat and storage solutions, is lightweight at 10kg, and comes with an adjustable side that drops down for easy access.

Style

A crib for your bed is a godsend for many mothers, particularly those who are recovering from C-sections. You can easily reach your baby without having to get out of bed. This allows you to provide comfort and food to your infant during the night. They are an excellent choice for breastfeeding mothers since their close proximity will help boost their milk supply.

Alongside being incredibly useful, bassinets are attractive too which is the reason they're so popular. Some are more spacious than Moses Baskets and some even have additional features like a gentle reflux incline. They're designed to fit right next to your bed and can be moved around the house as your baby bedside crib grows. Some are portable, so they're great for Bedside cots travelling parents.

It is essential to select a bedside cot with drop-sides that are easy to use. These let you lower your baby's bassinet without having to lift them into your arms, which can be difficult for mums with mobility issues. One of them is the Chicco Next2Me Magic which has been praised by Mumsnetters and was shortlisted in our 2021 Mother&Baby Awards' Best Cot Moses, Crib or Basket category.

Another handy feature that some models have is a transparent side that lets you see your baby at all times. This is especially useful during bleary-eyed 3am feeds, when a quick glance can make all the difference. As noted by Emily our MFM home tester Sleepiest BassiNest is an excellent choice. It is simple to lower.

Budget

If you're not ready to make the leap to a full-sized cot, a bedside crib may be a great option. The bassinet-style crib can be attached to your bed, so you can easily reach your baby for night feeds or comfort them without causing any disturbance to yourself. It's a great option for those who have limited movement after a C-section. Famous moms such as Binky Felstead and Stacey Solomon have also chosen it.

Our Parent Testers loved this new version of the well-loved Chicco crib, which won 2021 Mother&Baby Awards as the best bedside cot for newborn Cot or Crib. It's large and breathable, and comes with six different height settings suitable for growing babies. There is also a gentle reflux setting. It can also be used as a crib for travel and comes with a handy storage case.

It can be a challenge to move an upholstered bedside cot throughout the home However, our Parent Testers reported that the Shnuggle Air alongside the cot was simple to move. It is among the lighter options and can be packed into its own travel bag.

The SnuzPod is another highly rated bedside cot that's simple to set up and take down and comes with a variety of features to ensure the best night's rest. It has a removable lift-off bassinet which fits more beds than other cots. The fabric is breathable, and helps to regulate your baby's temperature. It features a soft rocking feature as well as an incline for reflux. It is also lightweight enough to be used as a crib for travel when you're out and about. It's a little more expensive than other bedside cots, but our Parent Testers believe it's worth the extra cost.