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Newborn Bedside Cot

A newborn bedside cot is a compact sleeper that allows newborns to sleep in the same room as their parents, without the risks of true co-sleeping (which the AAP recommends against due to suffocation and SIDS). It helps you take care of your baby and nurse them throughout the night.

This mattress is a firm mattress that can help babies' backs and decrease the risk of SIDS. It can be swiveled over your adult bed to allow you to raise your baby to snuggle them at sunrise or for late night nursing.

Budget

A bedside crib travel cot cot, also referred to as a co-sleeper, is a bassinet-style baby cot that clips or attaches to your existing bed. This lets you safely and easily reach your baby for mid-night feeding, comforting or cuddles. They are a great option for mums or new parents recovering from a csection as they provide an easy access to baby and don't require you to get out of bed.

There are many different designs available, ranging from basic ones that have a drop down side to more sophisticated ones that have multiple adjustment options, including incline or height. Many convert to an independent crib for napping during the daytime or when your baby is a few months old and is sleeping more at night.

Maxi-Cosi Lora is one of our favorites. It was selected in the Best Cot category for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. MFM home tester Emily commented how stylish and modern the design was. She also liked the fact that it could be used as a bassinet, or a clip to your existing bed to ensure safe side-by-side sleeping. She also adored its soft mattress, which passed our firmness tests and it also has a manual inclining function for reflux sufferers.

She didn't like that it had a non mesh panel at the bottom, and considered it too bulky to move from room to room. When it was folded into its travel bag, she found it to be somewhat heavy to carry up the stairs.

Size

A bedside cot is similar to a bassinet that is connected to the bed's side. You can easily reach your baby to feed, change nappies or just to soothe them during the night. It's great for mothers recovering from an o-section.

The NHS and Lullaby Trust advise that you keep your baby in the same room as you but separate from you for the first six months, since this will help decrease the risk of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome). A crib that is placed near your bed is a secure way to achieve this because it has low sides and allows you to easily access your newborn throughout the night.

It is crucial that your baby sleeps on a firm, not an extremely soft mattress. Babies don't have motor control to turn over and a soft mattress could increase the risk of drowning. The mattress is made of skin-friendly and air-tight materials. It is a comfortable fit for your baby but sufficient to be secure.

Mum Jasmin was happy that the crib didn't occupy too much space in her bedroom and thought it was the ideal size for a baby. She also said that the mattress was also of good quality, as opposed to others that feel thin and thin. She also loves that it has a storage area beneath for blankets and clothes which she believes many bassinets don't have.

Mehack is an MFM mother who has tested the product at home, is thrilled that you can remove the wall on the side to make it easier to access your baby. She also appreciates that legs can be placed under the bed to look less bulky and occupy less area on the floor. She's also amazed by how easy it was to move around her house when she needed to for checks and feedings during the night.

The winner of a Gold award at the 2021 Mother and Baby Awards, the CoZee Air is a popular choice for parents. It has a clever design with four pulleys built-in to raise or lower the crib. It also has a large storage basket to store your baby's toys, blankets and other essentials. It's also easy to put together and light in weight that is great for travelling with your baby.

Safety

It's important to consider the safety of the right crib for your baby's bed. The Lullaby Trust, as well as the NHS, recommend that babies do not sleep in the parents' beds because of the risk of suffocation or sudden infant death syndrome. Bedside bassinets let parents keep their infant close to help with nighttime feedings as well as monitoring and comforting without needing to get up from their beds.

This close proximity also helps breastfeeding mothers as they can attend to their baby's needs without having to wake up at all times and help keep the supply of milk steady and help the breastfeeding experience. Some cots for bedside have adjustable height options, which will help ensure that the bassinet is an appropriate height for mother and baby to allow easy access to mid-night feedings or for care.

Many bassinets come with a firm mattress, which is designed to decrease suffocation risk and meets the standards of the industry. This is essential because newborn's bones are soft and not fully developed, and require support to prevent damage. The mattress should be encased with a fitted sheet to minimize the risk of suffocation caused by dust mites or other allergens and kept hygienically clean and free from irritants.

Some cots with a bedside can be tilted, which is beneficial for babies with reflux or digestive issues, but this should be done with extreme caution and at a moderate angle. Avoid placing pillows, duvets or padded crib bumpers to the bassinet. These could create the risk of suffocation your baby.

It's also worth looking into an adjustable bassinet with an attachment system that is secure and can be easily fixed to your existing bed without the need for tools. This feature is especially useful for parents who have difficulty lift their child into and out of the crib or are worried about their child accidentally rolling over during sleep. If your bassinet does have a secure attachment system, it's recommended to regularly check that it's securely attached and that there aren't gaps or loose components which could cause danger.

Comfort

If you're a soon-to-be parent, your baby bedside co sleeper's safety is one of your primary concerns. Thankfully, there's an innovative sleep solution that allows you to keep your baby close to you throughout the night without taking on any of the risks associated with sharing beds. The infant bedside crib to cot cot basically a bassinet-style cot that fixes to the side of your bed and allows you to lift them out towards you to feed them at night and soothe. It also makes an excellent choice for mothers recovering from a c-section as it reduces the need to bend over too much or even to get out of the bed.

A modern cot for infants should have a firm, flat mattress to help ensure a safe sleep and lower the chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). The bedding should be kept simple, with only the sheet for the cot and blanket tucked tightly at the bottom. Avoid toys, bumpers or pillows because they could fall on your baby and create a risk of suffocation. If your baby is used to being swaddled you can make use of a swaddle, or a baby sleep bag for the initial few weeks, but it is best to remove it when possible after they've developed the strength to pull themselves out of the wrap.

Some cribs for bedside use an open or removable side for easy access to your baby for feedings in the middle of the night and comforting. This is a wonderful feature for parents looking to maintain the bond between them and their child, but still adhere to NHS safe sleep guidelines. If you are planning to sleep with your child, it's important to know that this practice may increase the risk of SIDS. This is especially when a parent accidentally falls on their child during sleep.

A fabric that breathes will keep your baby comfortable and cool throughout the night. This is especially important if you plan to sleep with your baby because the risk of overheating increases during sleep. The SnuzPod4 has a unique mesh side panel that is breathable that helps improve the flow of air and keep your baby comfortable in their bed.