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Newborn Bedside Cot

A newborn bedside crib vs cot cot is a small sleeper that allows babies to share the same room as their parents without the risk of sleeping together (which the AAP cautions against due SIDS and suffocation). It makes it easier to care for your infant and feed them in the middle of the night.

This mattress is a firm mattress that is designed to support the backs of babies and reduce the risk of SIDS. It can be swiveled on your adult bed to allow you to lift your baby to cuddle them at sunrise or during nighttime nursing.

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A bedside crib, also known as a co-sleeper or bassinet, is a bassinet style baby cot that clips to your bed. This lets you comfortably and safely reach your baby for mid-night feeding or comforting cuddles. These are great for new parents and mums recovering from a csection because they allow the baby to be easily accessible without having to get up from bed.

There are lots of different designs on the market starting with basic models that have just a drop-down side to more advanced ones that can be adjusted in multiple ways including height and incline options. Many can be converted into a separate crib when your baby grows older and sleeps longer in the night.

One of our top picks is the Maxi-Cosi Lora, that was shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby awards, including best bedside cot Cot Crib, Best Cot, or Moses Basket. MFM home tester Emily commented on how stylish and modern the design is and she was impressed by the possibility of using it as a regular bassinet or clip it to a bed to sleep side-by-side in a safe and secure manner. She also liked the plush mattress, which passed our firmness test and also the fact that it comes with a manual 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 on the bottom and thought it was too bulky to move around from room to room. When it was folded into its travel bag she found it somewhat heavy to carry up the stairs.

Size

A bedside cot is similar to an infant bassinet that is attached to the bed's side. It allows you to reach your baby for mid-night feeding nappies, comforting and feeding. It's also great for mums recovering from the C-section.

The NHS and Lullaby Trust recommend that you keep your baby separate from you in the first six month, to reduce the risk of SIDS. The crib at the bedside with its low sides, is a great method to accomplish this. It lets you be able to easily access your baby during the night.

It is important that your baby sleeps on a firm, not a soft mattress. Babies don't have motor control to turn over and a mattress that is soft could increase the chance of drowning. The soft, breathable fabric and skin-friendly materials make the mattress comfortable for your baby, but firm enough for safety.

Mum Jasmin was happy that the crib didn't occupy too the entire space in her room and thought it was the perfect size for a newborn. She also noted that the mattress was of good quality unlike other cribs that are thin and fragile. She also loves the fact that it has storage space underneath for clothes and bedding which other bassinets don't have.

MFM mum home tester Mehack is a big fan of the removable side wall that lets you lower it to make it easier access to your infant. She also appreciates that the legs can be tucked under the bed to make it appear less bulky and occupy less space on the floor. She's also amazed by how easy it is to move around the house whenever you'd like, for convenience during middle-of-the-night meals and check-ins.

A recipient of the Gold award at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards The CoZee Air is a popular choice among parents. It is a clever design that has four pulleys that can be used to raise or lower your crib. There is also an enormous basket that can be used to store blankets, toys, and other essentials. It's also simple to put together and lightweight that is great for travelling with your baby.

Safety

When selecting a newborn bedside cot, it is important to keep the safety of your baby in mind. Official safe sleep advice from both the Lullaby Trust and NHS recommends that babies should not be sleeping in the bed of their parents due to the dangers of overheating, suffocation and a greater chance of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Bassinets that are placed in bed let parents keep their baby close to help with nighttime feedings, comforting and monitoring without having to get out of bed.

This close proximity can aid breastfeeding mothers since it allows them to attend to the needs of their baby while they sleep. This can help to maintain the supply of milk and also encourage breastfeeding. Some cots for large bedside cot use adjustable height options that can aid both the mother and baby to get into the bassinet to feed or take care of other needs at night.

Many bassinets are equipped with a firm mattress, which is designed to minimize the risk of suffocation, and also meets industry standards. This is essential because baby's bones are fragile and not fully developed and need to be supported to prevent damage. The mattress should be covered with an appropriate sheet to decrease the risk that dust mites, or other allergens, can cause a child to be suffocated. It must also be kept clean and free of irritants.

Some cribs for bedside co sleeper cot use can be tilted. This is beneficial for babies who have digestive or reflux issues. However, it should be done slowly and with caution. Avoid putting pillows, duvets or padded crib bumpers in the bassinet. These could create the risk of suffocation to your baby.

It's also worth looking into a bassinet with a secure attachment system that can be easily attached to your bed without the need for tools. This feature is especially useful for parents who struggle to lift their child into and out of the crib or are worried about their child accidentally falling asleep. If your bassinet does have a secure attachment system, it's a good idea to regularly ensure that it's securely secured and that there aren't any gaps or loose components that could cause danger.

Comfort

If you're a soon-to-be parent, your baby's comfort is one of your primary concerns. There's a new sleep solution that allows you to keep your baby close to you at night, without the danger of bed-sharing. The newborn bedside cot is basically a bassinet-style cot which is fixed to the bed's side and allows you to lift them out towards you for feeding at night and calming. It's also the perfect choice for mothers recovering from a c-section, as it reduces the need to bend over too much or even take a step out of bed.

Modern cots for infants should be fitted with a firm, flat mattress to encourage safe sleeping habits and lower the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Bedding should be easy with a cot sheet and a blanket that is tightly tucked on the bottom. Avoid bumpers, toys and pillows that can fall onto your baby posing the risk of suffocation. If your baby is used to being swaddled for several weeks then you can use a swaddle, or a baby sleep bag. However, this should be removed when they are strong enough to remove them.

Some bedside crib with wheels cribs feature an option to remove or drop down the side that gives you an easy access to your baby to feed and comfort them during the middle of the night. This is a great option for parents who wish to keep a strong bond with their child, but still adhere to NHS safe sleep guidelines. If you plan to co-sleep with your child, it is important to know that this practice can increase the risk of SIDS. This is especially the case if a parent rolls on their infant when they are asleep.

A breathable fabric will keep your baby comfy and cool throughout the night. This is especially important if you plan to co-sleep your newborn because the risk of overheating when sleeping increases. The SnuzPod4 is a unique, mesh side panel that is breathable that helps improve airflow and keep your baby warm in their mattress.