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A Small Bedside Cot That Attaches to Your Adult Bed

If you're looking to keep baby as close as you can at night without getting out of the bed, a crib for bed is the best option. The breathable fabric means you can easily see your baby, and they're easy to lower for those sleepy 3am feeds.

Some double as a moses basket too.

What is a bedside crib?

A bedside crib travel cot crib (also called bassinet or co-sleeper) is a small infant crib that can be attached to your adult bed, allowing your newborn to sleep safely next to you. This is a type of safe co-sleeping that does not increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) like bedsharing and can help you bond with your baby's new arrival.

These cots often have a side that is able to be lowered, so you can easily reach your newborn at night to feed and comforting. This is especially useful for mothers recovering from a c-section. Some are also mobile or foldable, which means you can bring them along on trips and use them as a temporary sleeping option for babies who aren't ready to transition into a cot that is full size.

Choose a crib that has an air-conditioned mattress, as well as an appropriate cover to protect your baby from staining. You might also want to purchase baby-safe items such as an infant blanket or a teether.

If you're looking for a more long-term solution cribs are available with conversion kits that allow you to transform them into a toddler bed or a cot when the time is appropriate. This will prolong their life and make the transition easier. Some have a removable top section that can be converted into an infant bed, and some can be used on a regular or a high-rise adult bed. This is an excellent choice for families who intend to travel frequently or change between bedrooms at night. It is also important to consider the size of your bedroom to ensure that you can squeeze the crib in comfortably. Many cribs come with an riser that can be used to create an inclined position for infants who suffer from reflux.

The Joie Roomie Glide

The Roomie Glide, a bedside cot for twins crib made by the English brand Joie is a fantastic addition to their range of high-quality products for babies. This co-sleeper was designed to help parents bond and sleep side by side with their children without sharing the same bed. It's loaded with features that make bonding between parent and baby safe, simple and enjoyable.

One of the main features is a smooth rocking bedside crib motion that can be activated by the touch of an button. This gentle rhythm will help soothe your baby into sleep without disrupting their normal sleep patterns. This is ideal for older babies or toddlers who struggle to settle down. It can also help with digestive issues such as colic and reflux.

The crib can also be attached to the side of the bed with an attachment strap and clip. This makes it very solid and secure, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep without worrying about your little one sliding off into the middle of the room. The rounded shape of the cocoon is complemented by softly padding on the sides and double mesh windows at both ends. This allows airflow while keeping your baby safe.

The mattress comes with a comfortable and firm and has a removable cover. The crib is simple to assemble and disassemble with an aluminum frame that is lightweight and makes it very portable. The four lockable rubber-covered wheels ensure that the crib does not leave marks on your flooring and is easy to move. It is easy to clean using fabric wipes and is easy to carry in a bag for travel, making it perfect for overnight time away from home.

The Tutti Bambini CoZee Air

This premium model is designed to be a secure, next-to-me-crib from birth to 6 months. It comes with rocking bars to allow for easy mobility, as well as castors. Its airflow mattress is luxurious and provides an ideal sleeping surface and the ventilation panels keep your baby cool. There are six different height settings, including an incline setting to aid with congestion and reflux.

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

Anna discovered the CoZee to provide a safe, comfortable place to sleep for her infant. She was delighted that it didn't rock like other models, which meant it wasn't waking her at night when she was trying to comfort her baby during feeds. She also liked that the side of the chair was lowered so that she didn't have to reach over her partner in order to lift the child out to feed her at night.

The CoZee is available in oak or charcoal and is a stylish option for any bedroom. It's more stylish than the other cribs we've tested and are typically utilitarian. It's also quite light at just 11kg and comes with a carry bag which allows you to take it away on holidays or if you're moving your home. The only extras you need to buy are a waterproof cover and a safety strap for co-sleeping. The instructions and images are easy to follow once you open the box.

The Maxi-Cosi Lora

The Iora is a bassinet for the bed that helps parents feel connected to their child while they sleep. It can be adjusted up and down and moves through three slide positions to fit beside the bed of the parent, or in the corner of the room, so that baby is always close to the parent's side. The mesh siding lets air circulate through, allowing you to quickly see your baby. You can also store more pajamas and other supplies in the large storage basket under.

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

This is an excellent choice for parents who are looking to co-sleep but don't wish to share their beds or whose partner may be suffering from mobility issues, such as arthritis or back issues. Our mums who tested it loved that they could easily access their baby while in the Iora and that it had an optional reflux incline that helped reduce gas.

Our moms love that it follows NICE guidelines. They recommend placing the baby in a Moses basket or crib on its own without toys, blankets and pillows. They also state that the mattress is firm and comfortable for babies and is easy to find sheets for. It isn't as light as the other cribs that are smaller, though and if you're looking for something lighter and easier to move around with, look at alternatives on our list.