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The Silver Cross Slumber Bedside Crib Travel Cot

Made for divan beds this bedside crib is extremely easy to build. The instructions are a little difficult to follow since there is a specific order you have to follow to put the pieces in, but MFM test subjects found it easy to follow once they were used to it.

It can also be folded extremely quickly, compactly and can be tucked away in its own travel bag.

Easy to put together

Silver Cross Slumber is an excellent travel cot. It's easy to use and set up. It's designed to function as a crib that can be placed at your bedside crib to cot and keeps your baby close by all night and allowing you to feed them without having to get out of the bed. It's also light and compact which makes it ideal to take on trips.

The crib is easy to assemble with poles which you bend to position and a sheet that pops over the mattress. Once it's all set it's time to put your baby inside. Emily, a mum test subject, says it took her two attempts to master the assembly, but once she had it down the process was simple. The daughter also had a good night's sleep.

It comes with a baby bassinet and foldable mattress so it's suitable for babies from the moment of birth. It also comes with a side-zip that allows you to lie with your baby while they nap and then put them in the crib and zip it up to ensure safety. This is a great option when you're used to cosleeping and want to keep it up for as long as you can.

When you're ready to pack it up the crib folds down in one go and tucks away into its own bag for transport which is a great idea if you're planning to travel. This is a great option for those who are moving or if guests will be staying with you for a few days.

The Halo My Crib is a bit more difficult to put up than other travel cots, however it's not a problem. It's an excellent choice for first-time parents as it's simple to put together and doesn't require any electronics. It also has a top-quality mattress that is washable that is a plus. It's light at 6.5kg and can easily fit into bags or suitcases to travel with. It's ideal for holiday travel or overnight stays at friends' homes or visits to distant relatives. It can even fit in a piece checked luggage!

Easy to move

A crib that is placed near your bed allows you to keep your baby close during the night without having to get out of bed to feed them. They also aid your baby to learn to sleep on their own while still allowing you to keep an eye on them throughout the night. They are usually light and portable, making them easy to move around your home and even take on trips. Black Friday is a great occasion to purchase one of these cribs.

The SnuzPod 4 has a more sleek design than some cribs that are used for bedside travel crib, but provides plenty of space for your baby to lay comfortably. It has a ComfortAir air-conditioned mattress that regulates the temperature of your infant and an optional reflux incline for your baby to help ease reflux. The slim frame was a favorite with testers at home, since it was able to be attached to most beds. A mom on the BabyCentre Forum warns, however, that this model might not be suitable for certain divan beds because the straps are too long and do not reach the bottom of the mattress.

A mum on the BabyCentre Forum recommends watching a YouTube video before buying this bedside crib. It isn't easy to put together. She says that the instructions are a bit confusing, especially when it comes time to attach it to your bed. But she says it's worth the effort since it's a beautiful cot, robust and easy to clean.

Jasmine is an MFM mother who inspected the crib at home, liked the way it was positioned in her bedroom. She also appreciated the fact that it was durable. She also appreciated the size of the crib saying that it was larger than the size of a Moses basket but not too big. She said it was easy to find the bedding and that it is of good quality.

It's important to keep in mind that a crib next to the bed is not an alternative to a baby's sleeping bag, or swaddle. This won't guarantee a safe sleep. Back To Sleep campaign guidelines recommend that your baby sleep on their backs in their crib or cot. It is essential to take away any blankets, pillows and duvets that might affect your baby's breathing.

Easy to clean

A bedside crib travel cot will allow your baby to sleep comfortably while you are away from home. You can watch them as they sleep, and you'll have a safe area to change their diaper. But, before purchasing a crib that is placed on the bed, be sure to check its safety features. Verify that it meets British Standards and is easy-to-clean.

A crib that is ideal for a bedside should have mesh sides that allow airflow and be easy to clean. It should also be simple to move from room room. A sturdy frame and a high-quality mattress are crucial. The bedding should fit on the mattress in a secure way and not leave any gaps or loose fabrics.

The size of your child's head is another important factor. Some travel cots are large. Others fold up into a compact form that is easily tucked into a suitcase or the back of your car. Some even come with a carry bag.

Nicola, a mum test subject, loved the CoZee crib bedside and found it easy to assemble. She found the mattress to be extremely comfortable and lovely however, it was quite heavy compared to some of the other cribs she tried. She also stated she was pleased with the additional accessories, like the changing unit as well as the nightlight, even the fact that her son was too old to use them.

Awarded the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards Best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket category, this travel bedside crib cot has a sturdy aluminium frame and a triple-layered ventilated mattress designed to provide superior comfort. It features a convenient changing mat attachment as well as two overhead linking toys that will keep your baby entertained while they sleep.

Easy to store

The crib is simple to clean and store. The sides and legs fold down into a flat bag that fits into your car boot, suitcase or backpack. It's perfect for day trips, weekends or even for long-term stays. The fabric is strong and machine washable and the mattress is nice to the touch. The mattress is a little deeper than many and our mum test participant Kathryn had to bend to pick up her toddler for bedtime.

It's also a bit heavier than other travel cots we've tested, but it's still quite light and compact. It's easy to set up and the four mesh sides are ideal for visibility and ventilation. It also features a handy changing station as well as a nightlight and music function however our mother test participant Nicola discovered that her son Olly didn't particularly like the extra features, and she found them to make her work a little more difficult in the dark.

Aside from the extra accessories the cot is basic and straightforward in its design, but it's still one of the top available due to its weight and convenience. It is suitable for babies and easily converts to an infant travel cot and playpen with the side that opens to make it easier to access. It comes with a carry bag which makes it easy to move and store when not in use.

Most (but not all) airlines allow you to check in a portable crib for free, so it's worth considering your needs when you're looking at alternatives. Some travel cots are small enough to be folded up so small that they even fit in a suitcase and is a great option when traveling on air. Be sure to check the regulations of your airline before purchasing a travel crib. Some are bigger and need to be checked as luggage. Apart from that it's crucial to think about how often you'll use the travel cot to help determine its size, capacity and weight.