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Bedside Cot 6 Months Plus

Bedside sleepers let you keep your baby to you do without the danger of bed-sharing, which is associated with an increased risk of being suffocated. They're also a great option for babies.

Models that have adjustable height settings will fit perfectly on the majority of bed frames. Also look for breathable fabrics that are easy to clean.

Safety

A bedside cot is basically an upholstered bassinet that is attached to the bed's side to allow secure co-sleeping. It can be used to raise your baby towards you in the evening for feeding or comforting. it's a great option in the event of the need for a C-section. It is different from a Moses Basket or Cot in that it has high walls so your baby isn't able to escape. Some have a tilt function which can help babies with reflux and colic. They're also a bit bigger than Moses baskets, which may make them easier to move from room to room.

The NHS and The Lullaby Trust, a safe sleep charity, suggest that babies be placed in a bassinet or cot that is in the same room with their parents. They should not be sleeping in your bed. This is due to bed sharing increasing the risk of suffocation as well as overheating. Bedside cribs give you the best of both worlds by giving your baby the opportunity to be close to you at night, but in their own secure and private sleeping space.

When selecting a crib that is bedside make sure it is in compliance with the latest safety standards (it should be BS EN 1130:2019) and doesn't have any gaps or parts that could cause your baby to become trapped. Look for a mattress with a firm, flat surface. A sagging or too soft mattress can increase your baby's risk of SIDS, so choose for a brand new mattress instead of a second-hand.

Lastly, look for a bedding that is fitted and free from any loose blankets or pillows. Duvets and pillows can choke your baby, and pillows can get stuck to their face. It is a good idea to use a fitted sheet instead however, make sure it's sized correctly.

Our MFM mother testers have discovered that the SnuzPod4 is an excellent choice for a bedside crib, being shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards in the best Cot, Crib, or Moses Basket category. It is securely attached to the bed and is adjustable to ensure the perfect fit. It has a rocking bedside crib feature and can be set to an inclined position to prevent reflux. It's a great option for those with narrow or small beds since it does not take up a lot of room.

Design

The layout of a bedside crib is important as it will be where your baby will spend the majority of their time. There are a variety of cribs available in a range of colors that match your decor. Some come with features such as mesh windows to keep your baby's eyes open or drop-down sides to allow easier access. Some cribs come with incline features to aid in reflux.

You can raise and lower most cribs to match your bed's height making it easier for you to get in and out of the bed. Some cribs can be used as travel cots. This is great for when you are travelling or visiting family.

Home tester and MFM mother Leya found that the SnuzPod 4's sleek, Scandi style complemented her bedroom decor, adding that its compact fold was ideal to save space. She also liked the fact that one side of the crib can be lowered, allowing her pick up her baby without having to leave the bed. This is particularly beneficial when you've had a Caesarean or are recovering from one. You can remain close to your baby for a longer period of time.

Jasmine is a mother who also loved using the SnuzPod 4. She noted that it was simple for her to move the crib from one room to another which she could not find with other bedside cot used cribs. However, she said that it required some effort to lift and lower the crib as the handle was quite stiff.

Another bedside crib that's simple to fold and move is the Tutti Bambini CoZee Air, which was shortlisted in the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards as the The Best Cot Crib, Moses Basket. The neutral colors and slim frame will fit in with the majority of bedrooms. However, some of our testers felt that the bars were too close together. This could cause them to catch on baby toys or clothing. The distance between the bars should not exceed 6.5cm (2.5 inches) to ensure your baby's head isn't entangled. This is a good crib for babies with reflux too because its ComfortAir breathing technology helps regulate temperature.

Comfort

Staying close to your baby throughout the night will give you peace of mind, but you need to be able to reach them quickly during the night for feeding. You can easily do this without having leave your bed, with a crib at your bedside. These cribs make it easy to soothe babies to sleep. If you'd like to snuggle with your baby but aren't keen on the idea of having to get out of bed for every feeding moses baskets are an ideal choice.

Most cribs with a bedside are attached to the bedside, so you are able to easily access and touch your baby. They usually have a mesh window so you can check on your baby without having to disturb them. They may also include a setting for reflux to help with reflux or colic.

This crib has a lot of features, but we're most impressed by the ComfortAir mattress that is breathable and regulates the temperature of your baby's body and increases airflow. It's a bit smaller than other bedside cribs, which may be helpful where space is limited. However, our mum testers are in agreement that it's an excellent option for those long nights.

The cot is securely attached to the bed's side with adjustable straps. This reduces the possibility of gaps in which your child can get trapped. It has an even, firm mattress that complies with safety standards and promotes healthy sleep habits.

It is important to be aware that your baby will start to get out of their crib when they are able to sit upright, which is usually around six months. This is why it's essential to place them in a cot or another sleeping arrangement once they outgrow the crib.

A cot that is light and suitable for travel is another aspect to consider. Many of our mothers appreciate the fact that this crib can be disassembled to transport it however, others aren't able to put it together. It's also a challenge to keep clean, so you'll need to regularly wipe it down using a cloth or cleaning product.

Stores

A bedside crib vs cot cot for 6 months plus is an upholstered bassinet cot that can be fixed to the bed's side for safe co-sleeping. They are ideal for calming babies to sleep, for night feedings and allowing mums who had a c-section to keep their baby close.

When selecting a crib that is bedside, it's important to make sure that it meets current safety standards. Make sure that the bars on the crib are spaced sufficiently apart to keep your child's head from being trapped. Also, make sure that any drop-down side is secure and doesn't open unintentionally. Also, avoid any transfer or stickers on the cot surface as they could be dangerous to choking.

Emily's top pick for a bedside cot is the Next2me Magic, which was shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards for Best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket. It's a great size, with plenty of space for all your baby's essentials. It's also small and lightweight enough to fit in its travel cot bedside crib bag, if you're planning to move it around. If you're looking for something simpler she suggests Shnuggle Air alongside Crib.