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The Best Bedside Cots A bedside crib is a bassinet style that attaches to your own bed which allows your infants to sleep close. This is a great solution for parents who want their child to be near for peaceful feedings in the beginning stages of their development. bedside cot sale won our top bedside cot in our test, with a swiveling bed and sidewalls that drop down easily. This allows you to easily reach over and soothe them. Safety A bedside crib is a fantastic option for parents who want to keep their child near them without compromising security. This kind of crib is attached to the side of your mattress. It also is movable so that you can reach out to your baby. You can use the crib as a night time feeding station or to help soothe your baby back to sleep. travel cot bedside crib 's also a great choice for mothers who have had C-sections. bedside cot used can be found in many different designs and sizes, and some come with storage. When you are looking for an upholstered cot for your bedside make sure you check the safety features. The Boori Oasis Oval Cot is an elegant cot that is easy to put together and compact. Its oval shape is ideal for babies who roll around in their sleep. They won't be confined in a corner like they would with a rectangular cot. The cot is easily inserted into doors that have standard frames. This is a fantastic option for parents who are short on space. La Redoute Willox adjustable Cot Bed is another good option. This cot is an ideal all-purpose cot, with plenty of features that make parenting easier and beautiful design. Its adjustable sides mean it will grow with your child and convert into an infant bed when they're ready. It is also lightweight so it is easy to move around. A high mesh crib side is a great feature to have at the bedside of a crib. This will prevent your baby from falling. It should be securely anchored to your bed, with no gaps or loose parts. Contact a professional if aren't confident in fitting a bedside crib yourself. Ideally, you should avoid co-sleeping with your baby until they're at least six months old. The official recommendation from the Lullaby Trust and the NHS is that babies shouldn't sleep in your bed due to the risk of suffocation and overheating. However, if you need to co-sleep the bedside crib is the most secure option. Size A bedside cot is an upholstered bassinet cot that is fixed to the bed's side. It has a side that can be adjusted to let you reach your baby without having to get out of bed. They are a favorite of celeb moms such as Stacey Solomon, Binky Felstead and Lucy Mecklenburgh. They are perfect for those who may have limited mobility after the C-section. The Maxi-Cosi is our top pick. It has an option to peek behind that allows you to view your baby on the bottom of the mattress. It also adjusts to the mattress's height but some mothers have complained about the difficulty of moving it up and down. It's also among the lightest options on our list and folds down to an ideal size for a suitcase which makes it ideal to travel with your baby. Another option that is great is the Slumber Carbon 3-in-1, which transforms into a bassinet, travel cot and playpen – it even won our 2021 Mother&Baby Award gold medal in the Best Cot Crib, Moses Basket category. It comes with an adjustable shelf for storage and is easy to lift into and out of a car. Some mothers were concerned that it was too big and wide to fit in tight spaces, especially when it is used as a sleeper on the bed. Design The best bedside cribs will be modern, sleek and stylish. Some cribs come with 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 beneficial for those who have difficulty getting up. Some sleepers are also suitable as a bassinet, cot or for babies with reflux. There are a lot of options for those who want something more traditional. The CoZee Air by Tutti Bambini won bronze at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. It was the best Cot or Moses Basket category. Next2me Magic was also shortlisted. Both can be adjusted in height and can be used as a travel cot if you're away from home. They're also light and easy to move from room room. Other mums like the Lua Bedside Sleeper that comes with an adjustable changing mat and storage area as it also has the bassinet, which can be collapsed into a mini cot as well as a storage bag. Jasmine says it's the ideal size for a baby and is bigger than Moses baskets, which may feel flimsy or thin. Another great option is an alternative is the iCandy Cocoon, which can be used as an Moses basket, cot or travel cot. It has an adjustable changing table that pops up and a shelf for toys and books, and an adjustable mesh side that lets you see your baby. It's not very light, but it is easy to move around and looks fantastic in any bedroom. Cost If you're looking for a bedside sleeper, crib or bassinet, price is a consideration. Many of the most well-known models are quite expensive, but there are plenty of cheaper alternatives that won't break the bank. Some even come in a variety of colors and designs to suit your nursery's decor. The most comfortable bedside cots have adjustable sides and can be raised to match the bed's height. Some models also have an incline position that is ideal for babies suffering from reflux. They can also be folded away when not in use, and some models come with bags for travel that is perfect for mothers who frequently go out or have guests staying over. Bedside cots are generally smaller than Moses baskets, but smaller than cribs. They can be moved from room-to-room if you need to, and some have the side that lowers to allow you to lift your baby toward you for feeding or calming. Some have a built in rocker to soothe your baby to sleep. The Clair de Lune is a mid-priced model that was shortlisted in the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards Best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket category. It's sleek and stylish however it is a little wider than other options. It's not suitable for small spaces. It's also quite heavy, at more than 10kg, and requires some maneuvering to get it in the right position. Emily from Clair de Lune also notes that it's not as simple to get in and out of as other beds for sleepers, as the sides don't move much and you have to bend over to scoop your baby up.