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A Small Bedside Cot That Attaches to Your Adult Bed

If you're looking to keep baby as close as possible at night, without having to get out of the bed, a crib for bed is the perfect solution. The fabric is breathable, which means you can easily see your baby, and they're super easy to lower for those sleepy 3am feedings.

Some double as a moses basket too.

What is a bedside crib?

A bedside crib (also called a co-sleeper or bassinet) is a baby crib that is attached to your adult bed, allowing your newborn to sleep safely next to you. It's a method of co sleeper bedside cot-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 newborn.

The cots usually have a side that can be raised, so you can easily reach your infant at night to feed and comforting. This is especially helpful for mothers recovering from a c-section. Many are also foldable or portable, so you can take them on your travels and use them as a sleeping solution for infants who aren't quite ready to move to a full-sized cot.

Find a crib that has a mattress that is breathable, as well as an appropriate cover to shield your baby from stains. You might also want buy baby-safe accessories such as the blanket or teether.

If you're looking for a 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 is great for extending their life and making the transition more seamless. Some even have a detachable top section that transforms into a bassinet, and some can be used on either a regular or a high-rise adult bed. This is a great option for families who plan on traveling frequently or switching rooms during the night. It is also important to consider the size of your bedroom to ensure 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

Famous for their high-end 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 comes with features that make parent-baby bonding easy, safe and enjoyable.

One of the key features is a soft rocking motion that can be activated at the touch of the button. This gentle rhythm can help to soothe your baby without disrupting their natural sleep patterns. This is ideal for toddlers and older babies who struggle to settle. It can also help with digestive issues such as reflux and colic.

The crib can be locked in place once the rocking is completed to stop it from moving. It can also be secured to the bed's side using a strap and clip attachment. This makes it stable and secure allowing you to enjoy a peaceful night's rest without having to worry about your little one falling off into the middle of the room. The cocoon's rounded shape features softly padded sides and two mesh windows at both ends to allow for ample air flow while making sure your baby bedside co sleeper is safe.

The mattress is soft and firm. It comes with a washable cover. The aluminum frame is lightweight, making the crib extremely lightweight and easy to set up. The four rubber-covered wheels lockable ensure that the crib does not leave marks on your floors and are easy to move. The crib is easy to clean with the fabric that wipes clean and can be easily packed in a bag for the duration of your stay.

The Tutti Bambini CoZee Air

This model is made to be a safe, baby-sitter from birth until 6 months. It has bars with rocking for easy mobility and castors. The premium airflow mattresses offer an ideal sleeping surface while the ventilation panels keep your baby cool. There are 6 different height settings including an incline setting to aid with congestion and reflux.

Contrary to some cribs that are placed on the bed, which can be a nightmare to clean due to their incessant stream of dribble and snot and snot, the Tutti Bambini CoZee Air has a wipe-clean liner and fabric that can be removed to wash in the machine. It also has a top bar that can be easily lowered for nighttime feeds without needing to fumble with zips in the dark.

Anna found that the CoZee was a comfortable and safe place to sleep for her baby. She was delighted that it didn't sway like some other models, meaning it wasn't waking her at night while she was trying to soothe her baby for feedings. She also liked that the sides of the chair could be lowered so she didn't have to reach over her partner in order to carry the child out for nighttime feedings.

The CoZee is available in oak and charcoal and is a chic addition to the bedroom. It's more of an expensive piece of furniture than many of the other cribs that we've tried, which appear rather utilitarian. It's also quite lightweight at just 11kg and comes with a carrying case so you can bring it on holiday or when you are moving home. You'll need an waterproof sheet and a safety strap to sleep with your partner. The instructions and illustrations are simple to follow once you open the box.

The Maxi-Cosi Lora

The Iora is a bassinet for the bed that helps parents feel connected to their infant as they sleep. It can be adjusted up and down and moved to three different slide positions, to fit under the bed of the parent or in the corner to ensure that the infant is always at hand. The mesh siding allows air to circulate through, allowing you to see your baby easily. And you can store additional pajamas and other items in the large storage basket under.

As opposed to other best bedside cot cribs The Iora folds flat and comes with a carry-on bag to allow it to be taken anywhere. It was easy to move around from room to space, and our mum testers believed it was the perfect size for a bedside crib. The large storage basket is perfect to store extra bedding or nappies.

This is a great option for parents who wish to sleep together but don't want to share their bed. Also, if one of the partners has mobility issues, such as arthritis or back pain. Our mums who tested it loved that they could easily access their child in the Iora and that it had an optional reflux incline that helped alleviate gas.

Our moms also love the fact that it meets NICE guidelines which state that you should place the baby in a crib or Moses basket on its own (with no toys, blankets, pillows, etc). The mattress is also sturdy and comfortable for babies, and sheets are readily available. It isn't as light as the other smaller bedside cribs however, so if you want something lighter and more portable, think about one of the other options in our list.