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The Best Bedside Cots A bedside crib is a bassinet style that is attached to your bed, making it safe for infants to sleep close. This is a great solution to allow your baby to be close enough for a relaxed feedings during the first few months of his life. The HALO BassiNest Essentia won our best bedside cot test, featuring a swiveling bed and sidewalls that drop down effortlessly. This allows you to easily reach over and comfort them. Safety A bedside crib is a fantastic solution for new parents that want to keep their child close to them, but not compromise safety. This type of crib is attached to one side of your mattress. It has a moveable end that you can reach out to your baby. You can use a bedside crib to feed your baby at night or help them go back to sleep. This is a fantastic option especially for mothers who have had C-sections. Bedside cots are available in a variety of styles and sizes, and some even have storage. If you're looking for a bedside cot make sure you check out the safety features to be sure it's safe for your baby. The Boori Oasis Oval Cot is a stylish-looking cot that's easy to build and compact. Its oval shape is perfect for babies who roll in their sleep. They won't be stuck in a corner like they would with the rectangular cot. It is also able to fit into standard door frames, which is a big plus for space-stretched new parents. Another great option is the La Redoute Willox Adjustable Cot Bed. This cot is a great all-rounder with lots of features to simplify parenting and have an attractive design. Its movable sides mean it will grow with your child and transform into a toddler bed when they're ready. It's also light, so it's easy to move around the house. A high mesh crib side is a good feature to have on a bedside crib. This will stop your child from falling. It should also be fitted securely to your bed with no gaps or loose areas. Contact a professional if are unsure about fitting a bedside crib yourself. The ideal scenario is to avoid sleeping with your child until they're at minimum six months old. Official advice from The Lullaby Trust and the NHS is that infants shouldn't sleep in your bed because of the risk of suffocation and overheating. However, if you need to sleep with your partner the bedside crib is the most secure option. Size A bedside cot is a bassinet-style cot that fixes to the bed's side. It has a side that can be lifted or lowered down so that you can reach your baby easily without needing to leave the bed. These are a favourite of celeb moms such as Stacey Solomon, Binky Felstead and Lucy Mecklenburgh. They are ideal for mothers who have a limited mobility following a C-section. Our top choice, the Maxi-Cosi Lora, comes with a peekaboo flap that lets you peek at your baby from below the bed and it adjusts to the mattress's height – although some mums complained that it was difficult to move it up and down. It's also among the lightest options we've seen and it folds down to a suitcase-sized package, making it ideal to travel with your child. The Slumber 3-in-1 is a great option. It can be used as a portable cot or bassinet, and it also doubles as a playpen. This product won the gold award at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards in the category of the best Cot, Moses Basket, or Crib. It has a storage shelf and is easy to lift into and out of the car. However, some mothers found it a bit big and bulky for small spaces, particularly when it is used as a bedside sleeping device. Design The best cribs for your bed are modern, sleek and stylish. Some cribs feature unique designs, such as an open-air flap on the sides that allow you to observe your baby without disturbing him. Other features, like adjustable height are useful for those who have trouble getting up. Some sleepers are also suitable as an cot, bassinet or for babies with reflux. There are a lot of options if you're looking for something more traditional. The CoZee Air by Tutti Bambini was awarded bronze at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. It was the best Cot or Moses Basket category. Next2me Magic was also shortlisted. Both come with adjustable heights, and can be transformed into a travel cot for use when away from home. They're also super lightweight and easy to move from room room. Other moms love the Lua Bedside Sleeper that comes with a changing mat and storage space as in addition to the bassinet, which can be collapsed into a mini-portable cot and a storage bag. Jasmine says it's the perfect size for infants and is larger than Moses baskets, which are often flimsy or thin. The iCandy Cocoon is another great option. It can be used as a Moses Basket as a cot, cot, or travel cot. It features an adjustable changing table that pops up and a shelf for toys and books, as well as an adjustable mesh side that allows you to view your baby. It's not the tiniest one, but it's simple to move around and looks stylish in any bedroom. Cost If you're in the market for a bedside sleeping device, crib or bassinet, the cost will be a factor. Going Listed here of the most sought-after models are quite expensive, but there are many cheaper alternatives that won't cost you a fortune. Many come in a variety of styles and colors to complement your nursery decor. The best bedside cots have adjustable sides that can be raised to match the height of your bed. Some have an inclined position that is ideal for babies with reflux. Some models come with a bag for travel and can be folded when not in use. This is perfect for new mothers who are always traveling or having guests coming over. Bedside cots are usually smaller than Moses baskets, but are smaller than cribs. They can also be moved from room-to-room when needed and some even have an end that can be lowered so that you can pull your child towards you for feedings at night or soothing. Some have an integrated rocker so that you can soothe your little one to sleep. Clair de Lune, a mid-priced baby model, was shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards in the Best Cot or Crib category. It's stylish and sleek, but slightly larger than other models. It's not ideal for small spaces. It's also fairly heavy, at over 10kg, and requires a lot of maneuvering to get it into the proper position. Emily from Clair de Lune notes that the sides of this sleeper don't stretch enough, meaning you'll have to bend to grab your baby.