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The Best Bedside Cots A bedside crib is a bassinet type crib that is attached directly to your bed. This lets your baby rest comfortably close to you. This is an ideal option when you want your little one to be close by for feedings that aren't a hassle in the beginning stages. The HALO BassiNest Essentia took home our best bedside cot test, offering a swiveling bed and sidewalls that slide down without difficulty. This makes it easier to reach out for comfort and lull them to sleep. Safety A bedside crib is a fantastic solution for new parents who want to keep their baby near them without compromising safety. This type of cot fixes to the side of your bed and has a curved end that can be lifted up or dropped down so you can reach your baby. It can also be used as a night feeding station or to soothe your baby to sleep. It's also a great choice for mothers who've had a C-section. Bedside cots are available in various sizes and styles and some even have storage. When shopping for a cot for your bedside, be sure to check the safety features. The Boori Oasis Oval Cot has an attractive design and is easy to put together. Its oval design is perfect for infants who play around in their sleep, since it means they won't get stuck in the corner as they would with an oblong cot. The cot is easily fitted through doors with standard frames. This is an excellent feature for parents who are short on space. La Redoute Willox adjustable Cot Bed is another good option. This cot has a lot of features that make parenting easier, and it looks great. Its movable sides mean it can grow with your child and transform into a toddler bed when they're ready. It's also lightweight, which means it is easy to move around. A high-quality bedside crib should have a high mesh side to prevent your child from falling out. It should be securely attached to your bed without gaps or parts that are loose. Consult a professional if are unsure about installing a crib on your bed. Sleeping in a co-sleeper is not recommended until your baby is at least six months of age. The official recommendation from the Lullaby Trust and the NHS is that babies should not sleep in your bed due to the danger of overheating and suffocation. If you are forced to share a bed with your child, a crib by the bedside is the ideal option. Size A bedside cot, also known as bassinet is a cot which is attached to the side of your mattress. It is a side that can be adjusted to allow you to reach your baby without having to leave the bed. Celebrity moms like Stacey Solomon Binky Felstead, and Lucy Mecklenburgh are awestruck by these. They are ideal for those who are unable to move following a C-section. Our top choice, the Maxi-Cosi Lora, comes with a peekaboo flap that lets you see your baby from below the bed. It also adjusts to the height of your mattress however some moms have complained that it was difficult to move up and down. It's also among our lightest options and can be folded into a suitcase size. This makes it perfect to travel with your baby. Another option is the Slumber Carbon 3-in-1, which transforms into an a portable cot, bassinet and playpen. It even won our 2021 Mother&Baby Award gold medal in the best Cot Crib, Moses Basket category. It comes with a useful storage shelf below and is super-light to lift into and out of the car. Some mothers found it too big and wide to fit in small spaces, particularly when it was used as a bed in bed. Design The best cribs for beds are stylish, sleek and modern. Some cribs feature innovative designs, like a peek-aboo flap on the sides that allow you to observe your baby without disturbing him. Other features like adjustable height are useful when your spouse is having difficulties getting out of bed. bedside cot co sleeper can also be used as a bassinet, cot, or for reflux babies. There are also plenty of options if you're looking for something more traditional. bedside crib co sleeper by Tutti Bambini was awarded bronze at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. It was the best Cot or Moses Basket category. Next2me Magic was also shortlisted. Both have adjustable height, and can be turned into a travel cot for use outside of the home. They are also lightweight and easy to move around. Other mothers like the Lua Bedside Sleeper that comes with a changing mat as well as a storage space as it also has the bassinet, which can be collapsed into a mini portable crib and storage bag. Jasmine says it's the perfect size for infants and is more substantial than Moses baskets which may feel flimsy or thin. The iCandy Cocoon is another great alternative. It can be used as a Moses Basket, cot or travel cot. It comes with an adjustable changing table that pops up, a shelf for toys and books, and an adjustable mesh side that allows you to observe your baby. It's not lightweight however it's easy to move around and looks great in any bedroom. Cost Cost is an important aspect when searching for a crib bassinet or bedside sleeper. Some of the most popular models are expensive but there are plenty of cheaper alternatives that won't cost a fortune. Many come in a variety of styles and colors to complement your nursery decor. The most effective bedside cots come with adjustable sides that can be adjusted to match the height of your bed. Some models come with an incline option that is ideal for babies suffering from reflux. They can also fold away when not in use and some models have a travel bag included which is perfect for new mothers who are often out and about or have guests staying over. Bedside cots are usually slightly bigger than Moses baskets, but smaller than cribs. They can also be moved from room-to-room when needed and some come with a side that drops down so you can lift your baby towards you for night feeds or soothing. Some have a built in rocker to soothe your baby to sleep. Clair de Lune, a mid-priced baby model, was shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards in the Best Cot or Crib category. It's stylish and sleek, but slightly larger than other options. It's not ideal for small spaces. It is also quite heavy at over 10kg and requires some maneuvering to place it. Emily from Clair de Lune also notes that it's not as easy to move in and out of like other beds for sleepers, as the sides aren't flexible enough and you'll have to bend to scoop your baby up.
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