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Bedside Cot Crib A bedside cot crib allows you to sleep in a safe environment with your infant without putting your baby at risk of overheating or death by suffocation. These cribs can be attached to the bedside and are especially beneficial for mothers who are unable to get out of their bed. MFM home tester Emily found this crib easy to assemble, and loved the mesh window for breathability and baby visibility. It can be folded flat and stored in bags for travel. Safety A bedside cot crib is an innovative crib that seamlessly connects with the parents bed to provide a convenient way for parents to care for their baby during the night. The crib allows parents to easily reach their child so that they can soothe or feed them while they are in bed. This is particularly beneficial for mothers who are new and may be suffering from sleep deprivation during the first few months. It promotes healthy growth for the baby by creating an environment that is safe and comfortable. A high-quality crib for bed will have a solid connection and an anti-slip design at the bottom of the bed. This helps to reduce the chance of accidents that could harm your baby. They also meet safety standards like BS EN 1130:2019, which helps to ensure your baby is safe and secure when they sleep. Also, make sure the mattress included in your crib is firm instead of soft, and also look for any gaps which could increase your baby's risk of suffocation or entrapment. You should also avoid using pillows, duvets or baby bumpers in your baby's crib unless they are designed specifically for use with a cot or crib as they could pose an immediate danger and not meet safety standards. It is also important to ensure that any playthings your child utilizes in the crib are securely attached and doesn't extend out too far. Ask other parents for suggestions when you're not sure about specific pieces of equipment. Also, look for items that are brand new and meet current safety standards rather than those that have been passed down or second-hand. Check the crib for damage prior to purchasing it. A bassinet is another option. It is similar to a crib, but it is typically attached to your bed. It does not have legs. These are perfect for newborns and are a great option if you are recovering from an o-section. They keep your baby close to you all the time. Size Keep baby close to you at night with the Sweet2Sleep bedside crib. Perfect for midnight feeds, heartfelt cuddles and comfort checks while you stay cosy in your own bed, this crib comes with features that help you bond and soothe your baby. Simply raise or lower the side rail of the crib using one hand to soothe and comfort your little one or for safe sleep monitoring. bedside cot wooden comes with soft rocking functions and an incline feature to aid in relieving symptoms like indigestion and stomach pain. It has a large storage area underneath the crib, which is ideal for blankets and nappies. And it's designed to be compatible with divan beds (check the specifications for specific ones that may require straps that are longer), so you don't have to worry about your bed frame. Gulhan Arapoglu said that it was an adequate size, durable and easy to move from room to room. She adds that it's heavier than other cribs for bed but that's because of the extra features such as a rocking mode and reflux upwards. Firm mattresses are one of the most important features to look for when choosing a crib. Soft mattresses can increase the risk of SIDS, or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. A firm mattress is also an ideal choice for your child as it's more comfortable and supports healthy spinal growth. You can buy an individual crib mattress, but we recommend purchasing a top quality model to ensure that your little one has the best sleep possible. Make sure the mattress is in compliance with British safety standards and is of the correct size for your child. If you're thinking of buying a bedside cot crib it's worth doing some careful shopping around to ensure that you're getting the best deal. Black Friday is a great occasion to buy cribs at a bargain. Just remember that it's still ideal to purchase a crib directly from the manufacturer directly so that you are certain of its quality and that it meets the required safety standards. Style A bedside crib is a bassinet that attaches to the bed's side. They're ideal for keeping your newborn close to you so you can easily reach them for evening feedings or to soothe them to sleep during nap time. They're also a great option for mums recovering from c-section births, who may find it difficult to get out of bed to tend to their baby during the night. There are many different styles available, but you should look for the following features: How easy it is to keep clean – can it be cleaned by hand or is an easy-to-clean mattress cover essential? What size is the bed and can you adjust it to accommodate? It is easy to move, but how heavy is it? Mum test-taker Jasmine particularly liked the fact that this crib is able to swivel, making it easier to reach in and out of to pick up her baby. She also appreciated its size although she said it's not as big as a standard crib, but it's larger than the standard Moses baskets and is a comfortable crib for babies. It's also simple to put together and can be folded flat, making it easy to move. It was somewhat heavy for some mums and could be an issue for those with mobility problems. Another option to consider is the Maxi-Cosi Lora, which won Gold at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards in the Best Cot Crib, Moses Basket category. This crib is different from other cribs in that it doesn't include a drop-down panel, but instead has an adjustable side that you can lower to reach your baby. It's not as compact as other bedside cribs when dismantled, but it's still mobile and comes with a travel bag. Some cribs can transform into a toddler bed or cot using an expansion kit. This can be beneficial for families who want to increase their baby's sleeping space beyond the baby stage. However, it is not always necessary. Budget The best cribs for bedside use are ones that are placed close to your bed so that you can look after your baby, change nappys at night and feed your baby without getting up from your bed. They'll usually have sides that fold or zip down easily so you can reach up in the dark to pick them up, and they should also be breathable for your comfort. Most will come with a mattress, which is crucial since you want it to be firm and flat, not super-soft or clumpy. The cost of the more complicated models will be higher. Finally, consider whether the crib is designed to fit your own bed or not. Some cribs are only compatible with a specific type of divan base, and this could be a problem if have a unique bed frame. The Next2me Magic crib which is popular with those who have a divan, is a great choice for those who already have one. It was nominated for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards in the category of the best Cot or Crib or Moses Basket. Our mums who have tested it have given it a positive review, saying that it's well-made with mesh sides that you can see your baby's face through. It also has a convenient storage shelf to store nappies and blankets, and is relatively lightweight at 10kg. Another good alternative is the SnuzPod4, available in a variety of colours and our mothers have been very pleased with it too. The SnuzPod4 is a slim and elegant option that offers plenty of space for babies to relax comfortably. Our moms also love the features like incline options that aid in reflux, and a soothing, rocking mechanism. Both cribs are available for PS99 or less, which makes them a more budget-friendly option than a Moses basket if you're trying to reduce the cost of an initial investment. It is important to follow safe sleep guidance though, and check that the crib you purchase conforms to the Lullaby Trust code for safety.