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How to Choose the Best Bedside Cot uk

Official safety sleeping guidelines from both NHS and Lullaby Trust recommends that newborns sleep in their own crib or Moses basket. A bedside crib is a practical and space-saving option for parents who share a room.

Mumsnetters love the co-sleeper because it is spacious, with plenty of room for babies to grow and play. It is also much larger than the Moses Basket. It's also easy to put together and bedside travel Crib comes with a carry-on bag.

What is a bedside cot?

A bedside cot (also known as a bassinet, side sleeper or co-sleeper) is a safe way for your baby to rest near you during their first few months. These cribs are attached to your bed, allowing you to lift your child towards you to feed them at night or even comfort them. These cribs are also ideal for mums who are nursing or recovering from a cesarean section.

They're usually a little smaller than a standard cot, but offer plenty of space for your baby to lay down. You can choose from a wide range of designs and features depending on what you like best. A lot of cribs for bedside use a removable or drop-down side to make it easier to reach the baby at night for feedings. They also come in different heights, based on your bed size.

Some bedside cribs have an adjustable riser that allows you to build an incline to the sleep area. This can aid in reducing reflux. They also come with a zip off side to make cleaning easy. Some cribs have manual rocking features that can provide a relaxing distraction for your baby. You'll also require a breathable mattress to go with your new crib, which should be a minimum of 30cm deep to ensure your newborn has sufficient head room.

A bedside travel cot cot is an investment, but you can be sure your baby will have a comfortable and safe sleep. With stars like Kate Hudson, Serena Williams and Gigi Hadid all awed by the SNOO bedside crib, it's worth considering this fashionable alternative to a moses basket.

Safety

The Lullaby Trust, in conjunction with the NHS has issued official safe sleeping guidelines which recommend that babies sleep in the same bedroom as their parents for the first six months. However they shouldn't sleep in your bed. This is to lower the chance of suffocation and sudden infant death syndrome. A crib that is placed near your bed is an excellent option that allows your child to safely be close enough for you to feed them at night and soothe them back to sleep without having to get out of your bed. It's also ideal for those who have a limited mobility following an operation or recovering from C-section.

Silver Cross Slumber Carbon 3 in 1 travel cot bedside crib is our top pick for a crib that can be used as a bedside cosleeper. It's compact and folds down flat to fit in its travel bag and is perfect for trips away on holidays or from home. It's among the lightest bedside cot options and has an extremely comfortable mattress, air-flow panels, an optional incline setting, plus it won Gold in the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards for the best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket.

Chicco Next2me Magic is another fantastic bedside crib. It won Bronze at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. It comes with a built-in changing mat and storage solutions It weighs just 10kg, and features an adjustable side that slides down for easy access.

Style

A bedside Travel crib crib is a godsend for many moms, particularly those who are recovering from C-sections. You can easily reach your baby without getting out of the bed. This lets you soothe and feed your infant at night. The close proximity to your baby can also increase the amount of milk produced by mothers who breastfeed.

They are not just convenient but also fashionable. This is why they're so popular. Some are bigger than Moses Baskets and some even have additional features such as a gentle reflux upward slope. They're designed to fit next to your bed and can be moved around the house as baby grows. Some are portable, which means they're great for travelling parents.

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

Another handy feature that some models come with is a translucent side that allows you to see your baby at all times. This is especially helpful when you are tired and sleepy where just a glance can make all the difference. As mentioned by Emily, our MFM home tester the Sleepiest BassiNest a great option. It is simple to lower.

Budget

A bedside travel cot crib is a great option if you are not ready to move to a larger crib. The crib is attached to your bed, so you can easily reach your baby to feed them at night or even comfort them without causing any disturbance to yourself. It's an excellent choice for bedside travel Crib those who are unable to move after the C-section. Famous moms like Binky Felstead and Stacey Solomon have also chosen this model.

Our Parents Testers loved the new version of this bestselling crib from Chicco that won the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards for Best Cot Crib, Crib or Moses Basket. It's spacious and breathable, and comes with six different height settings for growing babies. There is also a gentle reflux setting. It can be used as a travel crib and comes with a handy storage case.

A bedside crib can be difficult to move around your home, but our Parent Testers found the Shnuggle Air near the crib to be simple to move. It's one of the lighter options and can be packed into its own travel bag.

The SnuzPod is another highly rated bedside cot that's simple to put together and fold away and packed with features for a good night's sleep. It has a bassinet that lifts off to fit more beds than any other cot, and its breathable fabric helps your baby to regulate their temperature. It also features a soft rocking function, as well as an incline setting for reflux, and is light enough to be used as a travel cot while you're out and about. It's a bit more expensive than other bedside cots however our Parents Testers say it's well worth the extra cash.