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A small bedside cot (visit the website) That Attaches to Your Adult Bed

A bedside crib allows you to keep your baby close at night without needing to get out of bed. The breathable fabric lets you easily see your baby, and they're incredibly easy to lower for those sleepy 3am feedings.

Some double as a moses' basket.

What is a bedside cot?

A bedside crib, also known as a bassinet or a co-sleeper is a baby cot attached to your adult bed. This allows your newborn to sleep next to you in a safe environment. This is a form of co-sleeping that is safe and 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.

The cots come with one side that can be lowered to allow you to reach your baby easily in the nighttime to comfort them and feed them. This is particularly beneficial for mothers who are recovering from a c-section. Many of them are foldable or portable which means you can use them to travel or as an interim solution for infants that aren't yet ready to move to a larger crib.

Find a crib that has a breathable mattress, and an extra-safe cover that will protect your baby bedside sleeper from stains. You might also want purchase some baby-safe accessories like the blanket or teether.

If you're looking for a longer-term option, some cribs have conversion kits that let you convert them into a cot, or a toddler bed when the time comes. This is a great way to extend their life span and making the transition easier. Some have a removable section at the top that can be transformed into an infant bed. Other models can be used in conjunction with an adult bed that is standard or a high-rise bed. This is a great option for families that intend to travel frequently or switch between bedrooms at night. You should also think about the size of your room to ensure that you can fit the crib in comfortably. Many cribs come with an riser that can be used to create an inclined position for babies who suffer from reflux.

The Joie Roomie Glide

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

One of the key features is a smooth, rocking motion that can be activated at the press of the button. This will help soothe your baby to sleep with a gentle beat that doesn't disrupt their normal sleeping pattern. This is ideal for toddlers and older infants who are struggling to settle and can aid in digestive issues like colic and reflux.

The crib can also be affixed to the side of the bed using an attachment strap and clip. This makes it stable and secure, allowing you to get a good night's rest without having to worry about your little one rolling off into the middle of the room. The rounded shape of the cocoon has soft padding on the sides and double mesh windows at both ends. This allows for airflow while ensuring your baby's safety.

The mattress included is comfortable and firm. It also is covered in a washable material. The lightweight aluminium frame makes the crib extremely portable and easy to assemble. The four lockable rubber-covered wheels ensure that the crib will not leave marks on your flooring and are easy to move. The crib is easy to clean with the fabric that wipes clean and is able to be easily tucked away in a bag for the duration of your stay.

The Tutti Bambini CoZee Air

Created to be a safe crib for babies from birth to six months old, this top model features rocking bars and castors to allow for ease of movement. The airflow mattresses are deluxe and provide a comfy sleeping surface, while the ventilation panels keep your baby cool. There are 6 different height settings including an incline setting that can help with reflux and congestion.

The Tutti Bambini COZee air crib has a fabric that can be removed and wipe-clean lining. This makes it easier to clean than other bedside cribs that are a mess to clean. It also comes with a top bar that can be easily lowered to accommodate feedings at night without the need to juggle zips.

Anna found that the CoZee was a safe and comfortable 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 liked the fact that the side could be lowered so she didn't need to reach out over her partner to carry the baby out to feed her at night.

The CoZee is available in oak and charcoal and was a stylish addition to the bedroom. It's more a designer piece than some of the other cribs we've tried, which look quite utilitarian in comparison. It's also fairly light at just 11kg, and comes with a carry case which allows you to take it away on holidays or when you move your home. The only things you'll need to buy are a fitted waterproof sheet and a co-sleeping safety strap. There are step-bystep instructions and illustrations to help you put it together as you open the box which makes it a one-person job when needed.

The Maxi-Cosi Lora

The Iora is a bassinet for the bed that helps parents feel closer to their infant as they sleep. It can be adjusted 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, so that baby is always close at hand. The mesh siding allows air to flow through and allows you to see your baby easily. You can also store any extra pajamas or items in the large basket beneath.

In contrast to other cheap bedside cot cribs The Iora folds flat and comes with a travel bag which allows it to 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, not too big or too small. They also appreciated the large storage basket, perfect for storing nappies or bedding.

This is a great option for parents looking to co-sleep but don't want to share their beds, or whose partners might be prone to mobility issues, such as arthritis or back pain. Our mom testers loved that they could easily access their baby in the Iora and that it came with an option to have a reflux incline which helped alleviate gas.

Our moms appreciate the fact that it meets NICE guidelines that state to put the baby in the crib or Moses basket on its own (with no toys, blankets, pillows, etc). They also state that the mattress is comfortable and firm for babies and is easy to find sheets for. It isn't as light as the other cribs for bedside cot co sleeper use, though, so if you want something lighter and easier to move around with, look at alternatives on our list.