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Bedside Cots

Bedside cribs are also called a bassinet or side sleeper. It attaches to the parent's mattress and lets the baby sleep in the same room. They're a safe form of co-sleeping, and are ideal for mothers recovering from c-sections.

MFM tester Georgina found the Chicco Next2me Side Sleeping Crib extremely quick and simple to assemble (one of the fastest during testing). It's height-adjustable, can tilt into an inclined position for babies with reflux and is a good travel cot option.

They're safe

Co-sleepers, also known as bedside crib vs cot cots, as they are often referred to they are specially designed infant sleep solutions that allow babies to sleep near their parents without the danger of SIDS. They resemble Moses baskets, but are connected to the parent's bed. One side is open, so parents can easily reach their infant who is sleeping. They are ideal for families that want to benefit from co-sleeping, but are concerned about the potential risks that come with bed sharing.

Many people are concerned about the safety and effectiveness of a bassinet or bedside mattress. However, CHOICE found that these products, if used correctly, are safe and cause fewer injuries and accidents. They are also an ideal option for parents who are experiencing exhaustion which is often associated with night feeds and early morning diaper changes. Bedside cribs let you keep an eye on your child and, if they wake up during the night or require your assistance to help them you'll be able to soothe them or change their nappies quickly.

If you are looking for a bedside cot that is safe, choose one with a mattress that is strong and breathable. A mattress that is breathable can aid in regulating your baby's temperature and prevent them from overheating. You should also buy a fitted sheet that is sized to fit your mattress as well as a nappies changing kit with waterproof covers and a wipeable mat. These items are available on the internet or in shops which specialize in baby products. It's important to keep in mind that you shouldn't ever make use of secondhand items or hand-me-downs since they may be recalled or have been damaged and do not meet the required safety standards.

A high-quality bedside crib will be simple to set up and will be dismantled for storage. Some models also come with tilt positions that can be adjusted, which makes it easier for newborns to sleep in a higher position, or for parents with reflux. Some models come with a travel bag so you can easily pack them and take them on your trip.

They're easy to clean

Bedside cots are simple to clean, particularly with the right products. Remove any bedding like blankets, sheets or toys that are cuddly and wash them in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Then vacuum the cot and its mattress, paying particular attention to corners and crevices. A mattress protector can also help to reduce the growth of dust mites, bacteria, and other germs.

Then, use a soft cloth that has been soaked in a baby-safe cleaning spray or a natural stain remover spray to clean the cot. Use a clean, fresh cloth regularly to clean soapy residue and keep the surface as clean as you can. Use a gentle scrub brush to eliminate stains from the mattress. Baking soda can be used to eliminate the lingering smells. Always test a small section of the mattress to ensure that the cleaning product is safe for your baby.

If the cot is disassembled it can be easier to access all of its surfaces, corners for thorough cleaning and sanitising. You can make use of a mild detergent and warm water to wash the mattress and the protector.

If your cot is constructed of wood It can be cleaned with a mixture of warm water and vinegar. This natural disinfectant kills bacteria without leaving harmful residues or damaging the wood. Test the mixture on a small section of the wood to make sure it won't damage it. Then apply the solution using a soft cloth and let it to dry before putting back together.

They are easy to move

A bedside crib can also be called a bedside baby sleeper bassinet or co-sleeper. It lets your baby to sleep right beside your bed. They are compact and portable, making them easy to move from room to room when required. These cribs are also great for homes with small spaces or you are planning to travel with your child.

Bedside cribs, in contrast to regular cribs, are designed to be affixed to the sides of your mattress, so that you can easily lift and lower your newborn to feed them at night or for soothing. They usually include a drop-down side that's perfect for easy lifting, as well as tilt and height adjustments. Some cribs can be made into full cot-beds as your child grows. This provides you with more longevity and value.

Our mum testers love the portability and light weight of these sleeping solutions, which makes them ideal for travel. One mum says, "It is small and compact, which means it can easily be moved around the house and easily can be carried in its own bag." "My husband can carry it up and down the stairs easily."

The Shnuggle Air on the side of the crib is another lightweight option which was shortlisted in 2021's Best Cot Crib, Cot or Moses Basket category at the Mother&Baby awards. Another mom, Gulhan Arapoglu, agrees it's lightweight and feels it's sturdy too. She does add that it's a bit larger than other cradles that are used for bedside use and isn't recommended for children who might flip or roll.

They're comfortable

The best cribs for bedside use let babies sleep next to parents but in a separate sleeping space. They're generally more compact than a Moses basket or conventional cots, and are often able to be folded and put away when not being used. They're also a lot easier to reach for nighttime feedings, changing nappies and relaxing. This makes them perfect for new mums who are recovering from a c-section and won't have to bend as far down to care for their baby in the middle night.

They're also a great option for parents who want to have a restful night's sleep and are concerned about the risks of co-sleeping. This is because the crib is situated closer to the bed of the parent and has a lower risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) than co-sleeping in a standard cot or bassinet. This type of safe co-sleeping is known as rooming in and is a vital part of a baby's early development.

You can also purchase bedsides in a variety of styles. Some have a portable bed that you can take with you on your travels, while others can be converted into a baby cot or a toddler's bed. Some bedsides come with an incline position that is ideal for babies suffering from reflux. Based on your requirements and budget, you could also find a bedside crib that is attached to the bed of the parent or has locking wheels so it won't get moved while the baby sleeps.

If you are interested in a crib beside your bed, ensure it has a breathable and sturdy baby mattress. This will ensure the security of your child. We recommend a mattress made of foam with a soft, durable cover. This will ensure that your baby is comfy and warm during their sleep.

Some bedsides are also easy to collapse and slide which is perfect for those 3am feeds when you're tired. The Joie Roomie Glide, shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards in the Best Bedside cots Cot, Moses Basket or Crib category, is a fantastic example of a bedside cot which is easy to lower. It's also compact enough to fit into a travel bag. This is a great feature for busy parents.