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Bedside Cot 6 Months Plus

Bedside sleepers let you keep your baby in the same room with you do without the danger of sharing beds, which comes with a higher risk of death from suffocation. They are also a great choice for babies.

Models that have adjustable height positions can be placed perfectly on the majority of bed frames. Choose fabrics that are easy to clean and breathable.

Safety

A bedside cot can be described as a bassinet-style cot that fixes to the side of your bed to allow secure co-sleeping. It can be used to pull baby closer to you at night to feed or soothing. it's also a great option in the event of an C-section. It's different from a Moses basket or cot as it has high sides, so your baby won't be pushed out. Some come with a tilt feature which can help babies with reflux and colic. They are also a bit larger than Moses baskets which makes them easier to move from room to room.

The NHS and safe sleep charity The Lullaby Trust advise that newborns should be placed in their own bassinet or cot in the same room with their parent, but not in your bed. This is due to bed sharing increasing the risk of suffocation and overheating. Bedside cribs give you the best of both worlds, giving your baby the opportunity to be close to you throughout the night, but still in their own secure and private sleeping space.

Make sure that the crib is in compliance with the most recent safety standards. It should be BS EN1130, 2019. Also, make sure there aren't any gaps or parts where your baby could get trapped. Also consider a mattress that is solid and flat. A mattress that is too sagging or that is too soft can increase the risk of SIDS for your child.

Finally, you should look for bedding that's fitted and free of loose blankets or pillows. Duvets and pillows can choke your baby, while pillows can stick to their face. Use a fitted sheet, but ensure that it is fitted correctly.

Our MFM mom testers have discovered that the SnuzPod4 is a great option for a bedside cot mattress crib, shortlisted in 2021's Mother&Baby Awards in the best Cot, Crib, or Moses Basket category. It is secured to the bed and has an adjustable height to ensure a perfect fit. It features a rocking feature and can be adjusted to an inclined angle for reflux. It's a good choice for people with narrow or small beds because it doesn't take up too much space.

Design

The design of a crib for the bed is crucial as it is the place where your child will spend most of their time. There are many cribs available in a choice of colours to complement your decor. They also feature features such as mesh windows that keep your baby in view, or side panels that drop down that allow for easier access. Some cribs are equipped with incline options to aid with reflux.

The majority of cribs can be raised and lowered to match the height of your bed, making it easy to get into and out of your bed at time of night. You can even find some that are made to work as travel cribs, which are ideal for those who are traveling or visiting relatives.

Home tester and Bedside Cot 6 Months Plus MFM mom Leya found that the SnuzPod 4's sleek Scandi styling was a perfect match for her bedroom and said that its compact fold was perfect for sizing up space. She also liked that one side of the crib is lowered so that she can take her newborn baby to bed without leaving her bed. This is particularly helpful in the event that you've had a C-section or recovering from the effects of a Caesarean because it allows you to sleep close to your newborn for longer.

Jasmine is a mother who also enjoyed using the SnuzPod 4. She said it was easy for her to move the crib from one room to the next which she could not find with other bedside cribs. However, she did notice that the handle was stiff and it took quite a bit of effort to move the crib.

The Tutti Bambini CoZee Air is another crib that is easy to fold and move. It was nominated for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards, in the Best Cot or Crib category. Its slim frame and neutral colors can be incorporated into the majority of bedrooms, but some of our home testers felt the bars were too close together, which means they could catch on clothes or toys for babies. The distance between each bar should be no more than 6.5cm (2.5 inches) to ensure that your baby's head can't become trapped. This crib is also good for babies suffering from reflux as the ComfortAir air-flow system assists in regulating their body temperature.

Comfort

A close and secure baby throughout the night will give you peace of mind, but you should be able to reach them quickly to feed them in the middle of the night. With a crib that is placed near the bed you can do this easily without getting out of the bed. They also make it easier to soothe babies back to sleep. If you'd like to be able to sleep with your child but don't want to hassle with having to get up every time they need to be fed, a moses's-basket is an excellent option.

Most bedside cribs can be affixed to the side of your bed, allowing you to see and get to your baby easily. Some have mesh windows, so you can monitor your baby without disrupting the baby. There is also a reflux setting that helps with reflux and colic.

We're awestruck by the variety of features on this crib, particularly the ComfortAir mattress, which is breathable and works to regulate your baby's temperature as well as increase airflow. It's smaller than other bedside cribs, which may be helpful where space is limited. But our mum testers all agree that it's still an excellent choice for those long sleeps.

The cot securely attaches to the side of your bed using adjustable straps. This minimizes the chance of gaps that your child might get trapped. It also comes with a sturdy and flat mattress that meets safety standards and encourages safe sleep practices.

You should be aware that your baby will start to get out of their crib when they're able to sit upright at about six months old. It's important that you place your child in a cot or in a different arrangement for sleeping, once they outgrow their crib.

A cot that is light and suitable for travel is an additional aspect to consider. Many of our mothers appreciate that this crib can easily be disassembled to transport it however, others aren't able to put it together. It can also be difficult to keep clean and you'll need to regularly wipe it down using a cloth or cleaning product.

Stores

A bedside cot for 6 months plus is a bassinet-style cot bedside that fixes to the side of your bed to ensure safe co-sleeping. These are great for calming babies to sleep, night feedings and allowing mums who had a csection to keep their baby close.

It's important that you choose cribs that meet current safety standards. Verify that the crib's bars are spaced sufficiently apart to keep your child's head from getting trapped. Also, ensure that the drop-down side is safe and doesn't fall open accidentally. Avoid placing stickers or other objects onto the surface of the cot since they may pose an choking risk.

Emily's top pick for a bedside cot used cot is the Next2me Magic, which was shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards for Best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket. It's a great size and has plenty of storage for all your baby's essentials. It is also compact and light enough to fit in its travel bag, if you need to move it around. If you're looking for something simpler she suggests Shnuggle Air in addition to Crib.