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A Small wooden bedside cot Cot That Attaches to Your Adult Bed

A bedside cot co sleeper crib can help you keep your baby close to you at night, without having to get up. The fabric is breathable, which lets you easily see baby and they're super easy to lower for those sleepy 3am feeds.

Some double as a moses basket as well.

What is a bedside cot?

A bedside crib (also known as a co-sleeper or bassinet) is a small baby cot that attaches to your adult bed, allowing your baby to sleep safely next to you. It's a method of co-sleeping in a safe manner that does not increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) like bedsharing and can help you build a bond with your baby's new arrival.

They usually have a side that is able to be lowered, so you can easily reach your newborn during the night for feeding and comforting. This is particularly helpful for mothers who are recovering from a c-section. Many of them are foldable or portable which means you can use them for trips and as a temporary solution for newborns who aren't quite ready to transition into a crib that is large enough.

If you're looking for a crib to sleep in Choose a crib with a breathable mattress and a protective cover to shield your baby from the stains. You may also want to purchase some baby-safe accessories like an infant blanket or a teether.

If you're looking for a more long-term option, some cribs come with conversion kits that allow you to transform them into a cot, or a toddler bed at the time of need. This will prolong their life and make the transition easier. Some have a removable section at the top that can be turned into a bassinet. Some can be used in conjunction with a regular adult bed or a high-rise model. This is an excellent choice for families who plan to travel frequently or switch between bedrooms in the evening. You should also consider how big your bedroom is to ensure that you can fit the crib comfortably. Many cribs have risers which can be used to create an incline for babies with reflux.

The Joie Roomie Glide

Known for their high-quality baby products, English brand Joie has entered the world of cribs for bedside use with the Roomie Glide. It is designed to allow parents to bond with their children while sleeping side by side without sharing a bed. This co-sleeper is packed with features that make bonding between parents and babies easy, safe and enjoyable.

A smooth rocking motion can be activated by pressing the button. This gentle rhythm can soothe your baby into sleep without disrupting their normal sleep patterns. This is perfect for older babies or toddlers who have difficulty settling down. It can also help with digestive issues like colic and reflux.

The crib can also be affixed to the side of the bed by an attachment strap and clip. This makes it extremely stable and secure, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep without worrying about your little one rolling off into the middle of the room. The rounded cocoon shape comes with softly cushioned sides and double mesh windows on both sides to allow for plenty of airflow while keeping your baby secure.

The mattress is comfortable and firm and comes with an easy-to-clean cover. The lightweight aluminium frame makes the crib extremely mobile and easy to put together. The four wheels that lock 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 due to the fabric that is washable and is able to be easily tucked away in bags for overnight stays.

The TuttiBambini Air

This superior model is designed to be a secure, baby-sitter from birth to 6 months. It features bars with rocking for easy mobility and castors. The premium airflow mattresses offer a comfy sleeping surface, while the ventilation panels keep your baby cool. There are six different height settings including an incline setting that can help with reflux and congestion.

Unlike some bedside cribs which can be a nightmare to clean due to their endless stream of snot and dribble and snot, the Tutti Bambini CoZeeAir comes with a wipe-clean lining and fabric that can be washed in the machine. It also has an upper bar that can be easily adjusted to accommodate feedings at night without the need to juggle zips.

Anna found that the CoZee was a comfortable and safe sleeping space for her infant. She was pleased that it didn't move like other models, which meant she wasn't disturbed at night while trying to soothe her baby during feedings. She also loved that the side of the chair lowered so she didn't have to reach over her partner to lift the child out to feed them at night.

The CoZee is available in charcoal and oak and was a stylish addition to the bedroom. It's more stylish than other cribs we've seen, which are often quite utilitarian. It's also relatively lightweight at just 11kg, and comes with a carry case so you can carry it with you on holiday or if you're moving your home. The only extras you require are a waterproof cover and a safety strap for co-sleeping. There are step-bystep instructions and photos to assist you in putting it together as you open the box which makes it a one-person job should you need to.

The Maxi-Cosi Lora

The Iora is a bassinet for infants designed to help parents feel connected with their baby while they sleep. It adjusts up and down and slides through three positions to be placed next to the bed of the parent, or in the corner of the room to ensure that your baby is within arm's reach. The mesh siding is breathable, allowing air to flow through and allows you to glance at your baby. You can also store extra pajamas or supplies in the large basket underneath.

Unlike some other smaller bedside cot mattress cribs The Iora can be folded flat and comes with a carry-on bag so that it can be carried anywhere. Our mum testers were able to move it from room to room and felt it was a great size for a small bedside cot (why not try these out), and not too big or small. They also appreciated the large storage basket, that is ideal for storing spare bedding or nappies.

This is a great choice for parents who want to co-sleep but don't want to share their bed. Or if one of the partners suffers from mobility issues, such as back pain or arthritis. Our mum testers love the convenience of being able to access their child in the Iora and it also has an optional reflux incline to help alleviate gas.

Our moms appreciate that the mattress follows NICE guidelines. These are to place the baby in a Moses basket or crib on its own, without blankets, toys or pillows. They also claim that the mattress is firm and comfortable for the baby and easy to find sheets for. It's not as light as the other smaller cribs on our list, so if you prefer something lighter and easier to move, you can choose another alternative.