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The Silver Cross Slumber Bedside Crib Travel Cot

This bedside crib that was designed for divan beds, is simple to assemble. The instructions can be a bit tricky to follow, especially as there's an order in which the pieces need to be inserted, but MFM users found it extremely intuitive once you get familiar with it.

It also folds quickly and compactly and fits into its own bag for trips or holidays to the grandparents.

Easy to assemble

Silver Cross Slumber is an excellent travel cot. It's easy to set up and use. It's designed to be used as a bedside crib. This allows you to keep your baby close throughout the night and feed them while not getting out of bed. It's also lightweight and compact, making it perfect to take on trips.

The crib is simple to put together with poles that you bend into the position and a sheet to put over the mattress. Once it's up, you can slide your baby in. Emily, a mum test subject, says it took her two tries to master the assembly, but once she mastered it, the process was simple. Her daughter was able to sleep well in it as well.

It includes a mattress that folds and a newborn bassinet, so it is suitable from the time of birth. It also has a side-zip, which means you can lay with your baby while they sleep and then place them in the crib and zip it up for safety. This is a great choice for those who are used to co-sleeping and would like to continue this for as long as is possible.

When you're ready to pack it away the crib folds down in one swift move and then tucks away in its own carry bag - a good idea if you're travelling. It's also a good choice for those who are planning on moving your home or have guests staying in your home for a period of time.

The Halo My Crib requires a bit more effort to put together than other travel cots however, it's still not a challenge. It's an excellent option if you're a first-time parent because it doesn't require electronics and is easy to put together. It has a premium bed that is washable that's an added bonus. It's surprisingly light at 6.5kg and can easily fit into a suitcase or carry bag for travel. It's great for trips and overnight stays at your friends' homes or visiting distant family. It could even fit into a piece checked luggage!

Easy to move

A bedside crib is a wonderful option to keep your baby close to you at night without having to get out of bed to feed them without fuss. You can also check on your baby throughout the night. They help your child learn to sleep on their own. They are usually light and portable making them easy to move around the house and even to take on trips. Black Friday is a good opportunity to buy one of these cribs.

The SnuzPod 4 is sleeker than other cribs that are used for bedside cot co sleeper, but still provides plenty of room for your baby to rest comfortably. It comes with a ComfortAir air-conditioned mattress that regulates your baby's temperature. It also has an additional reflux incline to help ease your baby's reflux. Home testers loved the slim frame and the ease with which it can be attached to beds of all sizes. A mom on the BabyCentre Forum warns, however, that this model may not be suitable for certain divan beds because the straps are too long and don't extend to the base of the mattress.

Another mum on the BabyCentre forum suggests looking up a YouTube video before buying this bedside crib, as it can be difficult to put together. The instructions are a bit ambiguous particularly when it comes to attaching it to your bed. However, she finds it worth the effort as it's a beautiful cot that's durable and easy to clean.

MFM mother home tester Jasmine loved how her bedside cot crib crib was in her bedroom and how well it held up to daily use. She also praised the size of the crib she said it was larger than the size of a Moses' basket but not too big. She said it was easy to find the bedding and that it is of good quality.

It's important to remember that a crib for bed isn't an alternative to a baby swaddle or swaddle as it does not guarantee the safety of your baby during sleep. Back To Sleep campaign guidelines suggest that your child sleep on their backs in the crib or cot. It is also essential to take away any pillows, duvets, or blankets that might interfere with your baby's breathing.

Easy to clean

A bedside crib travel cot can allow your baby to sleep comfortably while you are away from home. It allows you to keep an eye on your child as they sleep, and also gives you a secure place to change your baby. Be sure to check the safety features of a crib before buying one. Make sure that it meets British standards and is easy to clean.

A quality bedside crib should have mesh sides to allow airflow, and should be easy to clean. It should be able to move around from room to room. A sturdy frame and a high-quality mattress are essential. The bedding should fit snugly over the mattress and not have any gaps or loose fabric.

Another crucial aspect to take into consideration is the size of your baby's. Some travel cots can be a bit bulky, but others fold into smaller sizes that can be easily slipped in a suitcase or the back of your car. Some come with a carry bag.

Nicola, a mum tester, liked the CoZee crib bedside and found it easy to assemble. She found the mattress beautiful and comfortable, however, she did feel that it was rather heavy in comparison to other cots that were tested. She added that she liked the extra accessories, such as the nightlight and changing unit useful, even though her son was a bit old for these at the time.

This travel cot bedside is shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards in the Best Cot or Crib category. It has an aluminum frame that is sturdy and a ventilated bed with three layers that is designed to give you the best comfort. It comes with an ideal changing mat attachment as well as two overhead linking toys that will keep your baby bedside crib entertained while they sleep.

Easy to store

This crib is easy to clean and store. The sides fold and the legs fold into a small, flat sack that fits nicely into the boot of your car or suitcase, making it perfect for weekend trips, daytime breaks, or the occasional stay with friends and family. The fabric is strong and machine washed and the mattress is nice to the touch. The mattress is a little deeper than others and our mom tester Kathryn had to bend over to pick up her toddler for bedtime.

It's a bit heavier but it's still light and compact. It's easy to put together, and its four mesh sides allow for ventilation and better visibility. It also comes with a convenient changing station as well as a nightlight and music function however our mother test participant Nicola discovered that her older child Olly did not really appreciate the additional features, and she thought they made her work a little more difficult in the dark.

Aside from the extra accessories the cot is basic and straightforward in its design, yet it's one of the top available due to its weight and convenience. It's suitable from birth and can easily be converted into an infant travel cot and playpen with an opening side for easier access. It also comes with a bag for carrying that makes it easy to store away when not in use, and for transport.

Most (but not all) airlines allow you to use a portable crib for free It's worth weighing your needs when browsing alternatives. Some travel cots are small enough to be folded down to be so compact that they even be packed into luggage and is a great option when traveling on air. Others are larger and will have to be transported in checked luggage Be sure to read the rules and regulations prior to purchasing a travel crib. It's also important to consider the frequency at which you'll be using the travel cot in order to determine its weight, size and functionality.