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Bedside Cots – The Safe Alternative to Co-Sleeping A bedside crib is an accessory that attaches securely to the bed's side. This allows for secure cosleeping. It allows you to see your baby and reach them for night feedings without causing disturbance to them. It is also ideal for those suffering from reflux. NHS guidelines recommend that your infant sleep in a separate crib, cot or Moses basket for the first six months. A bedside crib is a cost-effective and practical alternative to a larger cot. Safety Cots are safe and secure areas for babies to rest. They feature high sides to prevent babies from falling. They also have a solid head and footboard with shapes cut out so that babies cannot become entangled. Soft toys, cot bumpers, and wedges can pose the risk of choking. The Lullaby Trust advises that babies should not be sleeping in their parents' beds for the first six month of their lives due the risk being suffocated. A bedside crib could be an ideal solution for parents who are struggling to resist the attraction of sharing their bed with a sleeping child. These cribs can be attached to the headboard or side of a bed for parents to allow you to reach your child without having to get out of bed. They also meet all safety standards. The SnuzPod4 cot includes a side that you can lower to sleep in. This crib features dual-view mesh windows as well as a zip down wall, allowing it to be used on its own to ensure a peaceful sleep. It also meets the new standard for safety in cots and has a a rocking feature that soothes infants to sleep. Make sure the crib has been cleaned thoroughly and is of the right size for your child. It must be at least 50cm deep, to avoid your child from climbing out as they grow. Also, be sure to remove stickers and transfers from the inside of the cot, as they may peel off and pose an choking risk. The cot shouldn't sit too close to a radiator or a sunny window, since babies are at heightened risk of SIDS because of overheating. small bedside cot must also be free of blind cords, since babies have been known to get caught and strangled in the cords. Duvets, pillows, and other beddings can choke infants, so the cot should not be full of them. It's also a good idea to go through a safety guide for cots before you buy your baby a. The NHS and Lullaby Trust provide a wealth of information and tips on how to ensure your baby's safety while sleeping. You can also participate in an NCT New Baby course to learn more about safe sleeping. Design Bedside cribs allow you to co-sleep with your baby. They come in a variety of designs. Some are bassinet-style, which attaches to your bed so you can easily lift your baby to feed them at night or put them to sleep without having to get out of your bed. Some are portable, like the Slumber 3-in-1, which is a convertible travel cot, cosleeper and playpen that can be used at home or when you are on the move. The Lullaby Trust advises that your baby should be sleeping on their backs regardless of their sleeping arrangement. This can help reduce the risk for SIDS. When choosing a mattress for your crib make sure it is flat and firm and fits snugly in the crib without gaps. Also, you should consider putting on an air-tight cover to shield your mattress from spills and accidents. Celeb moms like Stacey Solomon and Binky Felstead love bedside cribs, which are cots in the bassinet style that attach to the side of your bed. These cribs have an adjustable or lowered side so you can reach your baby's neck to soothe or feed them at night. They are also great for parents recovering from C-sections. Portability A crib for your bed will allow you to keep your baby close to you at all times, especially in the first few months of life when night feedings and diaper changes are common. It allows you to tend to your baby's needs without having to move out of your own bed, and it helps your baby build an intimate relationship with you. It can also help you get some sleep. The majority of bedside cots can be moved around the room. They are great for smaller spaces. They can be used as a crib that is attached to your bed or as an independent crib. Some are even compact enough to fit into your suitcase if you're travelling with your infant. Certain models come with a collapsible face which makes it easier to lift your baby out towards you during night feeding or to soothe them back to sleep. This can be helpful for mothers who are breastfeeding, and it can reduce the chance of suffocation and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). The majority of cribs for bedside use can be used for babies as young as 6 months. However, some cribs can be used for older infants. The Tutti Bambini CoZee is a great choice for new parents as it's secure, versatile and comes with a bag. It comes with a stay-in-place connector system that attaches to your bed and six height settings that can be adjusted to fit your needs. It also has a drop-side to facilitate access, as well as an incline setting for infants with reflux or coughs. Our testers loved the fact that it was fast and easy to assemble and that it could be folded away in a matter of seconds, which made it an ideal option for traveling. small bedside cot felt that it was durable and, while they did not like that it didn't rock or provide extra features like the sound of lullabies, they also said that it made for an excellent travel cot. Chicco Next2me Magic was another bedside cot that we shortlisted that parents loved. Its unique design lets you to put your baby close to you, which is great for building a stronger bond between you and your baby. It comes with a storage compartment that can be used to store wipes, clothes, and nappies so you won't have any worries about leaving the items at home. However, our parents who tested it did say that it was a bit bulky when packed away and that they would struggle with it up and down the stairs and down the stairs, which is something to think about for those who live in a house with lots of steps. Cost Bedside cribs in the UK are a safest alternative to co-sleeping. They can help your baby develop independence by separating their sleep environment from yours. This is particularly useful in the early months when your baby might need frequent nappy and night changes. It's also a great option for parents who struggle reaching down to pick their baby up. The majority of bedside cots can be connected to the main mattress, and include a breathable mattress for your baby. You can also add bedding, like a soft fitted bed sheet to keep your baby safe and comfortable at night. A comfortable mattress cover that is breathable will keep moisture off the mattress and decrease your baby's chances of suffering from SIDS or allergies. The price of a bedside crib can vary, but the majority are less expensive than a full-size cot. They can also be a great gift for parents who are expecting. The Kinderkraft CoZee is perfect example, offering great value for money. It can be used as a bedside crib, standalone bed, and travel cot. bedside travel cot is equipped with a comfortable mattress and an adjustable stand. A fitted sheet is available for added comfort and to stop stains from forming. SnuzPod, a trusted brand, has a range of fabrics and colors that will match the nursery or bedroom of your baby. The base is padded to cushion and provide support to your baby. Many of their cribs can be raised or lowered to suit the height of your bed Some even have a gentle incline of reflux to aid your baby to sleep better. You might be tempted buy a second-hand bedside crib however, it is essential that you purchase a brand new mattress. Mattresses that are second-hand or old may increase your baby's risk of SIDS, and may not be as dependable. It is essential to ensure that the mattress fits properly Some cribs were made to fit only specific brands. Another option is to get a cot that is suitable for your baby as they grow older. These are more expensive but are a great investment in the safety and health of your child. They're also a great option if you're planning to have more than one child.