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newborn bedside cot (view www.demilked.com)

A newborn bedside cot is a compact sleeper that allows newborns to share a space as their parents without the dangers of co-sleeping (which the AAP advises against due to SIDS and suffocation). It makes it easier to care for your baby and give them a bottle in the middle of the night.

This sleeper has an extremely firm mattress that can support babies' backs, reducing the risk of SIDS. It can be rotated over your adult bed to carry your baby bedside sleeper to the top for sunrise cuddles or late night nursing.

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A bedside cot used crib, also called a bassinet or cosleeper is a bassinet-style baby cot that clips to your bed. This lets you reach your baby easily and safely for a nighttime feed or comforting cuddle. These are great for moms and babies recovering from a c-section because they provide the baby to be easily accessible without having to get up from bed.

There are lots of different designs available that range from basic models with just a drop-down option to more sophisticated models that can be adjusted in multiple ways including height and incline options. The majority of them can be converted to a standalone crib when your baby gets older and has a longer sleep time in the night.

One of our favourites is the Maxi-Cosi Lora, that was shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby awards, including the categories of Best Cot Crib, Best Cot, or Moses Basket. MFM home tester Emily said she was impressed by how chic and modern the design was. She also appreciated the fact that it can be used as a bassinet, or a clip to your existing bed for a safe side-by-side sleep. She also appreciated the soft mattress, which passed our firmness test, and the fact that it comes with a manual rocking feature that can be adjusted to a slight slope for reflux sufferers.

However, she wasn't a fan of the design of the non-mesh panel at the bottom and thought it was a bit bulky to move from room to room regularly. It also felt a little heavy to carry up and down the stairs when folded away into its bag for travel.

Size

A bedside cot is basically the bassinet style cot that can be fixed to the side of the bed. It's easy to reach your baby's side to feed them, change nappies or just to soothe them in the middle of the night. It's great for mothers who are recovering from an o-section.

The NHS and Lullaby Trust recommend that you keep your baby separated from you in the first six months, to reduce the risk of SIDS. The crib at the bedside, with its low sides is a great option to do this. It allows you to be able to easily access your baby at night.

It is essential that your baby sleeps on a firm bed as this is safer than a mattress that is soft. A soft mattress can increase the risk of suffocation among newborns, as they lack the motor control necessary to turn. The mattress is made of skin-friendly and breathable materials. It is comfortable for your baby, but firm enough to ensure safety.

Mum Jasmin was happy that the crib didn't take up much space in her room and found it to be the ideal size for a newborn. The mattress she rated as excellent quality, in contrast to some that feel flimsy and thin. She also appreciates that it has a storage area beneath for blankets and clothes - something she says most bassinets do not have.

MFM mum home test Mehack is a huge fan of the removable side wall that lets you lower it to make it easier access to your baby. She also likes the fact that the legs can be put under the bed to make it look less bulky and take up less floor space. She's also impressed with how it was simple to move around her house in the event of check-ins and feedings during the night.

A recipient of a Gold award in the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards and the CoZee Air is a popular choice among parents. It is designed with four pulleys built-in to raise or lower the crib and has a large storage basket for blankets, toys and other essentials. It's also light and easy to assemble, making it ideal for travel with your baby.

Safety

It's important to consider the safety aspect when selecting the right crib for your baby's bed. The Lullaby Trust, as well as the NHS, recommend that babies do not sleep in the parents bed due to the risk of suffocation and sudden infant death syndrome. bedside cots for newborns bassinets let parents keep their newborn close by, facilitating feeding at night as well as monitoring and comforting without having to get out of bed.

This close proximity can aid breastfeeding mothers since it allows them to attend to the baby's needs while also sleeping. This can help to maintain the supply of milk and encourage breastfeeding. Some cots for bedside use adjustable height features that aid both the mother and baby to get into the bassinet for feedings or other activities during the night.

A lot of bassinets have a firm mattress, which is designed to decrease suffocation risk and meets industry standards. It is essential to provide support for the bones of a newborn, since they are still fragile and not fully formed. The mattress should be covered with an appropriate sheet to reduce the risk that dust mites, as well as other allergens, will cause a child to be suffocated. It must also be kept clean and free of allergens.

Some cribs on the bed can be tilted. This is helpful for babies with reflux or digestive issues. However, it should be done with care and with care. Avoid putting pillows, duvets or padded crib bumpers to the bassinet. These could create the risk of suffocation your baby.

You should also think about the bassinet with a secure attachment system. It can be connected to your bed without the need for tools. This feature is especially beneficial for parents who have difficulty get their child in and out of the crib or are concerned about their baby accidentally rolling over while sleeping. If your bassinet has a secure attachment system, it's a good idea to regularly check that it's securely attached and that there aren't gaps or loose parts that could cause danger.

Comfort

If you are a soon-to-be parent, your baby's safety is one of your main concerns. Thankfully, there's an innovative sleep solution that lets you keep your baby close throughout the night without taking on any of the dangers that come with sharing beds. The infant bedside cot an essentially a bassinet-style crib that is attached to the side of your bed, allowing you to safely take them away for night feeding and soothing. It also makes a great choice for mums recovering from a csection, because it eliminates the need to bend over too much or even to get out of the bed.

A modern newborn bedside cot should have a firm, flat mattress to help in promoting safe sleeping habits and decrease the chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). The bedding should be simple and consist of only the cot sheet and a blanket tucked tightly at the bottom. Avoid toys, bumpers and pillows since they could be thrown over your baby and pose a risk of suffocation. If your baby is used to being swaddled you can use a swaddle or baby sleep bag for the initial few weeks, but it should be removed when possible after they've developed the strength to take off their wraps.

Some cribs for bedside use an open or removable side to make it easy for your newborn for middle-of-the-night feeds and comforting. This is a good feature for parents looking to maintain an intimate relationship with their child, but still adhere to NHS safe sleep advice. If you plan to co-sleep with your child, it's crucial to be aware that this practice may increase the risk of SIDS. This is particularly when a parent accidentally rolls on their infant while sleeping.

A breathable fabric is another important safety feature, as it's designed to keep your baby cool and comfortable throughout the night. This is particularly crucial if you plan to sleep with your newborn, since the risk of being overheated during sleep increases. The SnuzPod4 has a unique, breathable side panel that helps improve airflow, keeping your baby warm.