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Amazon Bedside Cot Review

A bedside cosleeper cot is described as a bassinet designed for co-sleeping that is attached to your bedside cot for twins. This lets you easily access it in the middle of the night. This one, shortlisted in 2021's Mother&baby bedside crib awards, can be adjusted to height and comes with a handy travel bag.

Georgina who was an MFM mom tester at home, found it simple and compact to move around. It also has a rocking function and an incline option that is ideal for babies with reflux.

Comfortable

The first thing to consider when selecting the bedside cot wooden cot you want to use is comfort. The best-rated option we tested was the Kingdom Cot 3. The cot's size was extremely comfortable without or with the mattress included and is large enough for two people to sleep on (if they don't mind touching each one another). When it comes to folding up and putting this cot away it's hard to find a simpler process. The locking mechanism is simple to use and the cot folds up in a single fluid movement. The mechanism for folding is shielded from your fingers, which reduces the chance of being pinched.

Easy to Assemble

One of the most simple pack-and-plays that you can put together during the MFM test, this spacious bassinet has an automatic rocking feature that's easy to use. MFM mom home tester Mehack was pleased with the fact that it was "simple to put together and blends nicely with the room decor." The outer fabric is easy to clean and folds flat to make it easy to store. The bag includes a handy travel pouch. This is a great solution for grandparents' homes and babysitting assignments.