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Newborn Bedside Cot A newborn bedside cot is a tiny sleeper that allows newborns to sleep in the same space as their parents without the risk of sleeping together (which the AAP advises against due to suffocation and SIDS). It makes it easier to take care of your baby and give them a bottle throughout the night. This sleeper has a sturdy mattress that is designed to support the backs of babies and decrease the risk of SIDS. It can be swiveled over your adult bed so that you can carry your baby to the top for sunrise cuddles or midnight nursing. Budget A bedside cot, also referred to as a co-sleeper, an infant cot with a bassinet design that clips or attaches to your bed. This allows you to reach your baby easily and safely for a nighttime feed or comforting cuddle. They are a great option for mothers or new parents recovering from a c-section because they provide easy access to baby and do not require you to get out of bed. There are a variety of designs available, ranging from simple ones with an upside-down side to more sophisticated models with numerous adjustment options, like the ability to tilt or raise. Most can be converted into an independent crib once your baby is older and has a longer sleep time in the night. One of our favorites is the Maxi-Cosi Lora which was nominated for the 2021 Mother&Baby awards, including Best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket. MFM home tester Emily noted how stylish and modern the design was. She also appreciated the fact that it can be used as a bassinet or clipped to your existing bed, for a safe side-by-side sleep. She also liked the plush mattress that has passed our test for firmness, and the fact that it features an automatic rocking feature that can be set to a slight incline for reflux sufferers. She wasn't a fan of the fact that it had a non mesh panel at the bottom and she thought it was too heavy to move from room to room. It also felt a bit heavy to carry up and down the stairs when it was folded up 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 lets you easily reach your baby for mid-night feeding nappies, feeding and comforting. It's also great for mothers recovering from C-sections. The NHS and Lullaby Trust recommend that you keep your baby separated from you in the first six months, to lower the risk of SIDS. The crib that is placed beside your bed, with its low sides, is a great method to accomplish this. It lets you access your baby easily during the night. It is essential that your baby is sleeping on a firm, not an extremely soft mattress. Babies don't have motor control needed to turn and a mattress that is soft can increase the risk of suffocation. The breathable fabric and skin-friendly materials make this mattress comfortable for your baby, but sufficient to ensure safety. Mum home tester Jasmin liked that this crib doesn't take up too much space in her bedroom. Also, she found the size to be perfect for a newborn. She also noted that the mattress was of good quality unlike other cribs that feel thin and flimsy. She also appreciates that it has a storage area underneath for clothes and bedding which many bassinets do not have. MFM mom home tester Mehack is a huge fan of the removable side wall that lets you drop it down to give easy access to your infant. She also loves the fact that the legs can be tucked under the bed to look less bulky and take up less floor space. She's also impressed with how it was easy to move around her house when she needed to for checks and feedings during the night. The CoZee Air crib is a popular choice for parents. It was awarded a Gold Award at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. It has a clever design with four built-in pulleys to raise or lower the crib and has a large storage basket for blankets, toys and other essentials. It is also lightweight and easy to put together which makes it perfect for travel with your baby. Safety When choosing a baby's bedside cot, you must keep the safety aspect in your thoughts. The official safety sleep guidelines of both the Lullaby Trust and NHS recommends that babies not sleep in parent's beds because of the risks of overheating, suffocation and a higher chance of suffering from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Bedside bassinets allow parents to keep their infants close, which allows for nighttime feedings as well as comforting and monitoring without having to get up. This close proximity can aid breastfeeding mothers since it allows them to attend to the needs of their baby while still sleeping. This can help maintain the supply of milk and also encourage breastfeeding. Some cots for bedside use adjustable height options that can aid mother and child to access the bassinet for feedings or other activities during the night. Many bassinets come with mattresses that are firm and designed to decrease the risk of suffocation and meets industry standards. It is crucial to support the bones of a newborn since they are still fragile and are not fully formed. The mattress should be covered in a fitted sheet to minimize the risk of suffocation caused by dust mites or other allergens, and kept clean and free of allergens. Some cribs on the bed can be tilted. This is useful for babies suffering from reflux or digestive problems. However, it should be done with care and with care. Avoid adding pillows, duvets or padded crib bumpers in the bassinet. bedside crib co sleeper can pose a risk of suffocation for your baby. It's also worth considering an adjustable bassinet with a secure attachment system that can be easily attached to your existing bed without the necessity of tools. This is particularly beneficial for parents who have difficulty lift their child into and out of the crib or are concerned about their baby accidentally falling asleep. If your bassinet is equipped with a secure attachment system, it's recommended to regularly check that it's securely attached and that there aren't gaps or loose parts which could cause danger. Comfort If you're expecting your first child, the safety of your infant is undoubtedly one of your top priorities. There's a new solution to sleep that lets you keep your baby close to you at night, without the danger of bed-sharing. The newborn bedside cot is essentially a bassinet-style cot which is fixed to the bed's side, allowing you to safely lift them out towards you for night feeding and soothing. It's also an excellent choice for mothers recovering from a c-section as it reduces the need to bend down too far or even get out of the bed. Modern bedside cots for babies should have a flat, firm mattress to promote safe sleeping habits and lower the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Bedding should be simple with a cot sheet and a blanket that is tightly tucked on the bottom. Avoid toys, bumpers and pillows since they can fall on your baby and cause danger of suffocation. If your baby has been used to being swaddled during a few weeks, you can use either the swaddle or baby sleep bag. However, this should be removed when they have the strength to remove them. Some cribs for bedside use an adjustable or drop-down side that provides an easy access to your baby to feed and comfort them during the middle of the night. This is a great feature for parents looking to keep a strong bond with their child while still following NHS safe sleep guidelines. If you are planning to sleep with your child, it's crucial to be aware that this practice could increase the chance of SIDS. This is particularly true if a parent accidentally is able to roll their infant over while sleeping. A fabric that breathes will keep your baby cool and cool throughout the night. This is especially important if you intend to co-sleep your newborn as the risk of overheating in the night increases. The SnuzPod4 is a unique, side panel made of breathable mesh that helps improve the flow of air and keep your baby snug in their bed.