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A small bedside cot - conversational tone - That Attaches to Your Adult Bed

If you're looking to keep your baby as close as you can at night, but not have to leave the bed, a crib that is placed beside your bed is the best option. The fabric is breathable, which allows you to easily see your baby, and they're incredibly easy to lower for those bleary-eyed 3am feeds.

Some double as moses' baskets.

What is a bedside cot co sleeper cot?

A bedside crib (also known as a co-sleeper or bassinet) is a small infant crib that can be attached to your adult bed, allowing your newborn to sleep comfortably next to you. This is a secure form of co-sleeping, which doesn't increase the risk of SIDS, like bedsharing. It also helps you bond with the new baby.

These cots have one side that can be lowered to allow you to reach your baby easily at night to comfort and feed them. This is especially useful for mothers who are recovering from an op. Many of them are portable or foldable making them suitable for travel and as an interim solution for babies who aren't quite ready to be able to transition into a full-sized crib.

Find a crib that has a mattress that is breathable, as well as an appropriate cover to keep your baby safe from stains. You might also want to purchase some baby-safe accessories like the blanket or teether.

If you're looking for a longer-term alternative, some cribs are equipped with conversion kits that let you turn them into a cot or toddler bed when the time comes. This will prolong their life and make the transition smoother. Some even have a removable top section that converts into an infant bed, and some can be used as a regular or a high-rise adult bed. This is a great option for families who are planning to travel frequently or change between bedrooms in the evening. Take into consideration the dimensions of your bedroom to ensure you be able to fit in the crib comfortably. Many cribs come with a riser which can be used to create an inclined position for infants who suffer from reflux.

The Joie Roomie Glide

Famous for their high-end baby products English brand Joie has entered the world of cribs that are bedside crib travel with the Roomie Glide. It is designed to aid parents in bonding with their infants while they sleep together, without sharing a bed. This co-sleeper has features that make parent-baby bonding easy, safe and enjoyable.

One of the most important features is a smooth, rocking motion that can be activated by the touch of an button. This gentle rhythm will help soothe your baby to sleep without disrupting their natural sleep patterns. This is great for toddlers or older babies who have difficulty settling down. It can also assist with digestive problems like reflux and colic.

The crib can be locked into place once the rocking is done to stop it moving. It can also be secured to the side of your bed by a strap and clip attachment. This makes the crib very sturdy and secure which allows you to rest comfortably without fearing that your baby might roll off into the middle. The rounded cocoon shape has soft padded sides and double mesh windows at both ends to allow for ample air flow while making sure your baby is safe.

The mattress is firm and comfortable, and has an easy-to-clean cover. The aluminum frame is lightweight, making the crib very mobile and easy to put together. The four locking wheels are covered in rubber to ensure the crib doesn't leave marks on your floor and are easy to move around. The crib is easy to clean with the fabric that is washable and is able to be easily tucked away in a bag for overnight stays.

The TuttiBambini Air

This model is made to be a safe, baby-sitter from birth to 6 months. It has bars that rock to make it easy to move and castors. The deluxe airflow mattresses provide a comfy sleeping surface, while the ventilation panels keep your baby cool. There are also 6 different height settings, including an incline option that could help with congestion and reflux.

The Tutti Bambini COZee air crib has a removable fabric and wipe-clean lining. This makes it easier to clean than bedside crib and cot cribs that are a mess to clean. It also has a top bar that can be easily adjusted to accommodate feedings at night without having to mess with zips.

Anna discovered that the CoZee could be a safe, comfortable sleeping space for her baby. She was pleased that it didn't move like other models, so she didn't wake up in the night trying to comfort her child for feedings. She also loved that the sides of the chair lowered so that she didn't have to reach over her partner to lift the child out for nighttime feedings.

The CoZee is available in oak and charcoal and is a beautiful addition to the bedroom. It looks more like an elegant piece of furniture than some of the other cribs we've tested, which can appear rather utilitarian. It's also relatively lightweight at 11kg and comes with a carry bag which allows you to take it away on holidays or if moving your home. You'll need an extra waterproof sheet and safety strap for co-sleeping. There are helpful step-by-step instructions and illustrations to guide you through the process when you first open the box and making it a one-person job should you need to.

The Maxi-Cosi lora

The Iora is an infant bassinet designed to make parents feel connected with their infant while they sleep. It can be adjusted upwards and downwards and shifted through three different slide positions to fit under the bed of the parent or in the corner, so that the baby is always at hand. The mesh siding allows air to flow through and allows you to see your baby quickly. You can also store any extra pajamas or items in the large basket beneath.

The Iora is a smaller bedside crib that folds flat. It also comes with a travel case so it can be carried anywhere. Our mum testers were able to move it from room to room and believed it was a great size for a bedside cot, not too big or small. They also loved the large storage basket, which is ideal for stowing spare bedding or nappies.

This is a great option for parents looking to sleep in a co sleeper bedside cot-sleeping arrangement but don't wish to share their beds or whose partner may be prone to mobility issues, such as arthritis or back issues. Our mom testers loved that they could easily access their child while in the Iora and that it came with an option to have a reflux incline which helped alleviate gas.

Our mothers love that it follows NICE guidelines. These are to place the infant in the Moses basket or crib on its own without toys, blankets and pillows. The mattress is also firm and comfortable for babies, and sheets are readily available. It's not as light as other cribs that are smaller on our list, so if prefer something lighter and easier for you to move, choose another alternative.